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Há 3 dias · 'Has Lord George Gordon . . . created more confusion in London and its environs?' It was 'determined unanimously' that Lord George Gordon had created most confusion. Morning Herald November 8. 1270. November 1, 1787 Coachmakers Hall Debating Society
Há 5 dias · English romantic poet notorious for his rebellious and unconventional lifestyle (1788-1824)
Há 2 dias · Count Haslang's chapel was amongst the first to suffer. On the night of 2–3 June, while another mob was destroying the Sardinian envoy's chapel in Lincoln's Inn Fields, a large party of rioters arrived in Warwick Street from Palace Yard, where the Protestant Association had gathered under Lord George Gordon.
Há 3 dias · Enthusiasts of such endeavors consider Lord George Gordon Byron, better known as Lord Byron their patron saint. In May 1810, the celebrated British poet swam the Hellespont, four miles of water ...
Há 5 dias · In 1790 the Lord Chief Justice defined the boundaries as extending from Great Cumber Court in the parish of St. George, and along the north side of Dirty Lane and Melancholy Walk, now Great Suffolk Street and Pocock Street, to Blackfriars Road, and along the western side of that road to the Obelisk; thence along the south-west side of the London Road, round the signpost near the 'Elephant and ...
Há 3 dias · Enthusiasts of such endeavors consider Lord George Gordon Byron, better known as Lord Byron their patron saint. In May 1810, the celebrated British poet swam the Hellespont, four miles of water ...
