Devon (England) -- Antiquities; Devon (England) -- History
This afternoon according to the usual Custom the Corporation attended
the new Mayor to Church, but before the Procession moved from the Town
House, there happened a very unseasonable altercation and Dispute
between Mr. Osmond, Mr. Mayor, and Mr. Lewis about the priority of
reading the newspapers which are sent here directed to you. For since
the late spite commenced, and almost during the whole of Mr. Lewis’s
Mayoralty, care has been taken to prevent the newspapers coming to Mr.
Osmond’s hands, and they have been sent about to persons out of the
Corporation. Words grew high and rough, and this mad Trio did not end
’till each had called the other a damned Liar. Mr. Atherton[28] was
present, and being met to go to church, the Magistrates recollected
themselves, and after their return from prayers they looked at one
another as quietly as if nothing had happened.
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Footnote 28:
The Rev. Philip Atherton, M.A., Headmaster of Blundell’s School, and a
member of the Corporation.
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INDEX
Abbey of St. Rumon, Tavistock, 5, 73.
Abbot of Buckfast, former town house of, 68.
Abbot of Tavistock, Aldred, 118.
” ” Banham, John, 119.
” ” Campbell, John, 118.
” ” Chubbe, John, 118.
” ” Cullyng, Thomas, 118.
” ” de Courtenay, John, 118.
” ” Denyngton, John, 119.
” ” Langdon, Stephen, 119.
” ” Lyfing, 118.
” ” Peryn, John, 119.
Abbot Sithric, last Saxon Abbot of Tavistock, 8.
Adelaide, Queen, at “Clarence,” Exeter, 76.
Adye, Rev. Frederick, Romance of, 203.
Albemarle, George Monk, Duke of, 133.
Alexander, Plans of Mr. David, 201.
Alfred the Great, Relief of Exeter by, 4.
Amicia, Countess of Devon, 48.
Ancient Cathedral of Cornwall, 177.
Annals of Chagford, 10.
Apollo Room, New Inn, Exeter, 67-69.
Archbishop of Canterbury, William Courtenay, 50.
Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Temple, 60.
Armada, Coming of the, 93.
” Fight with the, 92.
Arms of Sir George Treby, Plympton Guildhall, 195.
Arundel, Sir Humphrey, 11, 82, 83.
Asser, Saxon Chronicle of, 4.
Athelstan, Charter to Barnstaple from King, 276.
” Drives Britons out of Exeter, 3.
Athos, Founder of illustrious family, 34.
Attack on Pensaulcoit, 3.
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