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and in London in the same year. He is also credited with some
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236:(1791 to 1797), Mawbey wrote a chatty biography of
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110:had altered a record, and an allegation that
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335:Mawbey, Joseph (1730-98), of Botleys, Surr.
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141:who saw no chance of his own re-election;
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81:in 1757, bought the estate of Botleys in
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