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Image from page 195 of “Diary of Thomas Bellingham, an officer under William III” (1908)
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Title: Diary of Thomas Bellingham, an officer under William III
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Bellingham, Thomas, 1645-1721 Atticus, 1835 or 6-1912
Subjects: Bellingham family Great Britain — History William and Mary, 1689-1702 Sources
Publisher: Preston : G. Toulmin & sons
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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owers. I went wth my cousen Corker to yecamp, where he waited on Sr Robt Southwell and was kindlyreceivd. I dind wth ye Earl of Scarborough. Severall came tosee ye camp. Sr R. B. was very drunke. I lay this night attDubber. Sir Robert Southwell was Clerk of the Privy Council of Charles II, EnvoyExtraordinary to various Courts afterwards, and principal Secretary of Statefor Ireland in 1690. He died in 1702. His son Edward, who succeeded him,was principal Secretary for Ireland.—The Earl of Scarborough was Richard,created the first Earl of that name on April 15th, 1690. Ye 9th.—Much raine. Douglass went wth a strong detachmentof about 10,000 towards Athloan. Ye King wth ye rest of yearmy encampd about Cromlin. We hear of some Protestantsbeing killed about Enniskorthy, in ye county of Wexford, and ytye town is taken by ye Protestants of it and resolve to hould it out.There are some horse sent to theyr reliefe. Cromlin, i.e., Crumlin, is a parish three miles s.w. of the city of Dublin.
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C o 14 .5 C July, 1690.] The Bellingham Diary. 135 Ye lOth.—Some showers. Rochfort and Pirn went to Cromlinto receive ye Kings commands. I saw Reny Graham and otherprisoners in ye castle. I tooke leave of M. G. Kirke and wrotesome letters for England. Ye iith.—Some showers. Ye King decampd from Crumlin tomarch towards Munster. Fresh feares of ye French coming toburn our ships. Sr R B, G W, Mr. Maynard, and I went onboard ye Ruby and came home late. Ye 12th.—Very hott. Orders given for my being Sheriffe ofLowth. Waited on ye Lds Comms, gave my security, and waslate wth R. Twigg att his chamber in Castle street. Ye 13th.—Very hott. I tooke out my commission for Sheriffe.Went to St. Patts [Patricks], where one Burridge preachd. Dindatt Cous Corkers, and came yt night to Dubber. Ye 14th.—Severall showers. I calld att Killroo, Peacockstowne,and Ratoth. Stayed some time att Drogheda. Gave letters toMounsieur Signalie, ye French Govcrnour, and came home about9 att night, where I fo
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Title: William H. Seward’s travels around the world
Year: 1873 (1870s)
Authors: Seward, William Henry, 1801-1872 Seward, Olive Risley, 1844-1906
Subjects: Voyages around the world
Publisher: New York, D. Appleton and company
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s first effect upon all minds isto excite a wish never to leave it. We almost contracted for atleast an occasional home at Nagasaki. We left Hono;-Kong andSingapore reluctantly; but Batavia, and more than all Buitenzorg,wins our thoughts irresistibly away from all that is practical in life,to delight in repose and serene contemplation. The truth, however, is, that the admiration of tropical scenery,though universal, wears off as suddenly as it comes. We have not JAVANESE FRUIT. 291 thus far found an American or European content with a genialclime. The merchant, mariner, or missionary, even the womenand children, stay here against their wills, and wait impatiently fortheir release this month or the next, or, at farthest, this year or thenext. If we should forget every thing else at Buitenzorg, we are notlikely to forget its baths. Leaving the palace-door, and drivingthrough a winding, palm-shaded lane, we came to the bamboo-grove. Dismissing carriage and attendants there, we penetrated
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JAVAXESE FRUIT. to its dark centre, by a tangled foot-path. There we found amarble basin, eighty feet across, filled with flowing water. Thedepth is regulated at will, and a slight bamboo rail is stretched 292 THE EASTERN ARCHIPELAGO, ETC. across the basin for security against accident. -Tall palm-trees pro-tect the bather from the sun, while the surrounding grove is animpenetrable screen. Coming out of the bath, we picked up whatwe thought to be a green walnut. On removing the hard, acridshell, pungent scarlet mace betrayed itself; breaking through this,and the inner shell, which it covered, a fragrant, white, milky pulpdisclosed the incipient nutmeg.
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Title: Boone County Recorder
Year: 1908 (1900s)
Authors: Boone County Recorder
Subjects: Boone County, Kentucky newspapers
Publisher: Boone County Recorder
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E. Rouse, ofScott county, and Mrs. J. W. Mc-Atee, of Ludlow. Lloyd McGlasson, of Taylorsport,was among those from a distance inBurlington yesterday. If you wantto see his eyes sparkle, ask him aboutthat handsome young lady who butrecently began her sojourn there. Mrs. W. O. Rouse and Miss MattieTrusdale arrived home, last Satur-day from St. Petersburg, Florida,where they spent the winter. Thisis not very congenial weather forthose who spent the winter in thesunny south. Mrs. Edgar BefRshlre left for TiThomas, Campbell county, early lastMonday morning, in response to atelephone message announcing theserious illness of her youngest broth-er Leslie Fenton. He died that day,the fatal disease being consumption. Chas. Clore, one of the enteprisingcitizens of Hebron, has spent severaldays in Burlington during the weekjust past, papering numerous apart-ments in the large brick residencebelonging to him and his brother,John, and occupied by deputy sher-iff B. B. Hume and family. r??/ft£^£ZY
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