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On the 23d inst. at Hawsted church, Suffolk, Miss Cullum,
the only child of the Rev. Gery Cullum, Bart. of Hardwick
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On the 22d inst. at Edward.strect, Portman.square, the Hon.
Mrs. B. Bouverie, aged 78.
On the 20th inst. at Colchester, aged 90, Mary, relict of the
late J. Winnock, Esq., of Great Horsley, Eases.

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