About  the  same  time  we  find  in  the  same  paper  another
paragraph  worthy  of  notice : —

Vied^  last  week  at  Acton,  George  VUlcrs,  K'sq ;  formerly  pa|;e  of  tlie

preference  to  quctn  Anne,  said  to  have  died  worth  30,000!. ^Mr  Rylcy^

a  pay-master  scrjcant,  as  he  was  drinking  a  pint  of  beer  at  the  Satoj

£>,   y. On   friday  Mr   Fevcrel,    master  of  the  bear  and   rumi

tavern   in   Gerard-street,  who  was  head    cook  to  king    Willjam

queen  Anne,  reputed  worth  40.000L    P. Mr  Favil.     /?.  P.
Favel.    D.J. MrFewell,  2i,oool.    D.  A.
On  March  14,  also  of  1734,  there  is  tliis  : —

Died  on   tuesday   in   Tavistock -street,    Mr    Mooring,    an   craiiici
mercer,  that  kept  Long's  warehouse,  said  to  have  died  worth  60,

D.  y. This  was  $  days  he/ore  he  did  die,  ami  40,000!.  tnore  tfhin  hi

died  worth  according  to  D.  P.  Mar.  12.
And  on  the  28th  this  : —

/?ia/ yesterday  morning  admiral  Mtghelles.   C. Mighells.  P.
Mlt;hills.  D.  P. A  gentleman  belonging  to  the  carl  of  Grantham

Cound  dead  in  his  bed.    P.
