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Yesterday, Oct. 17, at about ten in the morning, I took my leave for ever of my dear old friend, Catharine Chambers, who came to live with my mother about 1724, and has been but little parted from us since. She buried my father, my brother, and my mother. She is now fifty-eight years old.
I quote from pp. 21-24 of the Dublin edition, issued in 1724 and printed by George Ewing: "K. Charles 2d. 1660 granted a patent for coining only farthings for the kingdom of Ireland to Coll. Col.
Petersburg, from their resting-place in the Vladimir Government, in 1724, Peter the Great occupying his favorite post as pilot and steersman in the saint's state barge, and they now repose in the monastery cathedral, under a canopy, and in a tomb of silver, 3600 pounds in weight, given by Peter's daughter, the devout Empress Elizabeth.
On the 10th of November, 1724, he was by Certiorari removed to the bar of the Court of King's Bench, at Westminster. An affidavit being made that he was the same John Shepherd mentioned in the record of conviction before him, Mr. Justice Powis awarded judgment against him, and a rule was made for his execution on the 16th.
Messengers were despatched to all the constables and head-boroughs to be in attendance, to the sheriffs to have an extraordinary number of their officers in attendance, and to the Savoy, to obtain the escort of a troop of grenadier-guards. In short, more preparations were made than if a state criminal was about to be executed. The morning of Monday the 16th of November 1724 at length dawned.
"We, Jean-Paul Bignon, king's librarian, are very happy to have an opportunity of exhibiting our zeal, in placing the said manuscript in His Majesty's library. "8th July, 1724."
Although the city was not begun until 1724, this house was started in 1710 by workmen imported from England. "The house of an exile," Rupert continued slowly. "Richard Ralestone was born in England, but he left there in his tenth year. In spite of the price on his head, he crept back to Devon in 1709 to see Lorne for the last time.
It weighed nineteen and a half pounds, and was carried as was the trophy taken by the spies from Canaan attached to a pole. Finest of the Welbeck trees is the "Greendale Oak", which in 1724 was transformed, by cutting, into an archway, the aperture being 10 feet 3 inches high and 6 feet 3 inches wide, so that a carriage, or three horsemen riding abreast, could pass through.
There was no disagreement about the personalty, but the son's claim to the land was disputed, though suit was not brought against him till 1723. The litigation began in Boston, but was soon transferred to New London, where, in July, 1724, Lechmere petitioned for an account.
I apprehend that the Earl of Stair's regiment, to the majority of which he was promoted on the 20th of July, 1724, was then quartered in Scotland; for all the letters in my hand, from that time to the 6th of February, 1726, are dated from thence, and particularly from Douglas, Stranraer, Hamilton, and Ayr.
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