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27 January

  1. John Evelyn

    27 January 1651

    I had letters of the death of Mrs. Newton, my grand-mother-in-law; she had a most tender care of me during my childhood, and was a woman of extraordinary charity…

  2. John Evelyn

    27 January 1658

    After six fits of a quartan ague, with which it pleased God to visit him, died my dear son, Richard, to our inexpressible grief and affliction, five years and three…

  3. Samuel Pepys

    27 January 1660

    Going to my office I met with Tom Newton, my old comrade, and took him to the Crown in the Palace, and gave him his morning draft. And as he always did, did talk…

  4. Samuel Pepys

    27 January 1661

    Before I rose, letters come to me from Portsmouth, telling me that the Princess is now well, and my Lord Sandwich set sail with the Queen and her yesterday from…

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