Kirby, R. S. [Editor]; Kirby, R. S. [Oth.]: Kirby's Wonderful And Eccentric Museum; Or, Magazine Of Remarkable Characters: Including All The Curiosities Of Nature And Art, From The Remotest Period To The Present Time, Drawn from every authentic Source. Illustrated With One Hundred And Twenty-Four Engravings. Chiefly Taken from Rare And Curious Prints Or Original Drawings. Six Volumes (Vol. V.) (London: R.S. Kirby, 1820)

NARRATIVE OF JOANNA SOUTHCOTT.

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Mrs. Archer, a flannel gown
■— Tuck, a small foreign gold
coin
•— Carder, a robe, and lace cap
Ann Kent, a pair of worsted
shoes
Ann Jones, a piece of muslin
Mrs. Macmilon, a cloth hat
— Box, a robe
— Carter, do.
Mr. Manton and Mr. Wea-
thersby, a silver cup
Mrs. Hays, a silver boat
— Malin, a little silver box,
with two guineas
— Payne, a pincushion, co-
vered with velvet
Mr. Bacon, two dollars; his
daughter, a lace rose
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, a cau-
dle cup, and silver spoon
Ann Yearsley, a flannel
Mrs. Messenger’s friend, a
rose, sash, and ribbon
— Weslar, a robe
— Seri, a cap
— Ben. Sankey, 2 bed-gowns,
and one dozen napkins
— Wright, two doz. napkins
— Ellis two bed-gowns, one
dozen napkins
Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley, three
pin-a-fores
Mrs. Raish, a silver spoon
— Harvey, a dollar
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Mrs. Hanson, do.
— Harvey’s two children, a
rose, and sash
John Thomas Risby, a cut
glass mug
Mrs. Ladbrook, a white rose
Mr. Ladbrook, do.
Mrs. Coupland, a pair of wor-
sted shoes
— Harris, a flannel petticoat
— Ware, a shirt
— Saxon, a flannel petticoat
Mr. Saxon, a bed-gown
Mrs. Pitts, asmall silver spoon
Mrs. Densham, a silver coral
Mr. & Mrs. Frost, two shirts
Eleanor Kennedy, 2 flannels
William Harvey, 4s. 6d.
Ann Dukes, a small gold
chain
Sarah Lewis, a bed gown
Sarah Pugh, a flannel do.
Rose Hasel, six shirts
Mrs. Tupper, a china bason
— Jarvis, 11. Is. and a flannel
— Mrs. Roberts, six napkins,
and a blanket
— Ogle, do.
— Davis, a rose
— Peck, a square of flannel
— Bradford, a pair of wor-
sted shoes
— Gives, a cotton band
— Martin and Mrs. Royal,
1 doz. napkins
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