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'Lord Tichborne' - the butcher from Wapping?
He was buried in a pauper's grave in Paddington cemetery.
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John Belcher's search for Sir John Franklin
He was one of the first recipients of the Arctic Medal.
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Taking a closer look at St Lawrence Church in Gnosall
Maybe we should all take a little time to see what our places have to offer?
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Napoleon Bonaparte escapes from Elba
He had begun his journey to final defeat by Wellington and Blucher at Waterloo
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Architect John Wood the Younger
An English architect, his style of Georgian Neo-Classical architecture would have a profound influence on nineteenth century architecture.
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Drury Lane theatre burned to the ground
It was the second Theatre Royal on the site to be consumed by flames
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Dick Turpin the 'Highwayman'
A reward of £200 was offered for Turpin's capture.
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The establishment of the French Second Republic and the Second French Empire
The day The French Revolution of 1848 began!
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Cicely Mary Barker, the 'Flower Fairy' lady
Her break-though occurred with the publication of 'Flower Fairies of the Spring' in 1923
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British Naval Officer John Moresby discovered Fairfax Harbour
It was named after John Moresby's father, Sir Fairfax Moresby
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King Charles II of England ends the Third Anglo-Dutch War
A provision of the treaty transferred the Dutch colony of New Amsterdam to England
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18 warships invaded Trinidad during the French Revolutionary Wars
Sir Ralph Abercromby was appointed the first British Governor of Trinidad and Tobago