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the year of Our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred and Sixty
One Between The Right Honourable Frederick Lord Balti-
more Baron of Baltimore in the Kingdom of Ireland Lord
Proprietor of the Provinces of Maryland and Avalon in Amer-
ica of the first part The Honourable Cecilius Calvert Esquire
Uncle to the said Frederick Lord Baltimore of the Second
part and the Honourable Thomas Bennett Esquire Brother
of the Right Honourable the Earl of Tankerville and William
Sharpe of the parish of Saint James Westminster Esquire One
of the Clerks of his Majesty's most Honble Privy Council
of the Third part Whereas by Indenture of Six parts bearing
date the ninth day of March in the year of our Lord One
Thousand Seven hundred and Fifty three made or mentioned
to be made between the said Frederick Lord Baltimore of the
First Part the said Cecilius Calvert of the second part Richard
Littleton of Cavendish Square in the Parish of Saint Mary
Le Bone in the County of Middlesex Esq^r now Sir Richard
Lyttleton Knight of the most Honourable Order of the Bath
and Rachael His Wife by the Stile Title and Description of
the most Noble Rachael Duchess Dowager of Bridgewater
Widow and Relict and also Executrix with others of the last
Will of the most Noble Scroop Duke of Bridgewater some
time since Deceased of the third part the Right Honourable
Lady Diana late Wife of the said Frederick Lord Baltimore
by her then Name and Description of the Right Honourable
Lady Diana Egerton one of the Daughters of the said Scroop
Duke of Bridgewater by the said Rachael Duchess of Bridge-
water then an Infant under the Age of Twenty One years of
the Fourth Part The most noble Charles Duke of Grafton
Since deceased The Right Honourable William Earl of Jersey
and The Honourable and Reverend John Egerton then Dean
of Hereford and now Lord Bishop of Bangor of the Fifth
part And the Right Honourable William Lord Cavendish

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commonly called Marquiss of Hartington now the most Noble
William Duke of Devonshire and the Right Honourable
Arthur Onslow Esquire Speaker of the House of Commons
and one of his Majesty's most Honourable Privy Council
James Booth of Lincoln's Inn in the County of Middlesex
Esquire and John Sharpe of Lincoln's Inn aforesaid Esquire
since deceased of the Sixth Part Reciting (amongst other
things) that Overtures had been made for a Marriage to be
Solemnized Between the said Frederick Lord Baltimore and
the said Lady Diana Egerton And that by and under the
Limitations Contained in the Marriage Settlement of the
Right Honourable Charles late Lord Baltimore Father of the
said Frederick Lord Baltimore therein mentioned to be dated

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