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 European Magazine & London Review - Deaths 1782-1825

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Date transcribed2017-01-06
Transcribed byPeter Schofield
CommentEntries transcribed from The European Magazine published in London from 1782 until 1826. Death Announcements.

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View all other items of "Surname" with value "Anstruther" in "European Magazine & London Review - Deaths 1782-1825" Surname  Anstruther    
Forename  J    
Title/ Rank  Rt Honble, Sir, Bart    
Entry  In Albermarle Street, after three days illness, of water in the chest, the Right Honourable Sir J Anstruther, Bart. He has left a widow, a son, and two daughters. By his decease, a pension of 1500l a year falls into the East India Company [Long obituary] In the year 1798, he was created a Baronet, and soon after appointed Chief Justice in Bengal.    
Place  London    
Death Date  26 Jun    
Death Year  1811    
Edition Volume  60    
Edition Date  July    
Edition Year  1811    
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The European Magazine and London Review was originally published in London in 1782. It was a monthly magazine with eighty-nine semi-annual volumes and was published from 1782 to 1826.
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