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the Parish Church of Grantham, and steal therefrom, all the
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gilt, without inscription .—A silver chalice and cover 44' Deo s-
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73 oz. sgr.—" Dien et Ecclesiz Granthamiensi hoc legavit
Elizz-
betha Rudkin, 10 April Anno Domini 1722." And fore, d open
the Poor-Box, and took its contents. The Clergyman's Preaching
Gown was also ft:ken.

Whoever will discover the offender or offenders, shall on their
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TWO MEN in an old black Gig, drawn by a dark brown
Horse,and two other men on horseback ; one on a l'ay Galloway,
blind of one eye, and the ether on a Chesnut Galloway, one (
of which was quite out, who were met near Balderston Toll 11;,r,
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arc supposed to be the men.
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like a Jockey. Another, a tall man, with a long visage and long
nose, in a dark coloured coat, about 45 years of age, and of a gen-
teel appearance. Another, a dark complexioned man, dre.sed in
black. The other man's description, unknown.
Grantham, Sept. 10, 18ng.

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