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Há 4 dias · John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, was born in 1718 and succeeded his grandfather, the 3rd Earl, in 1729. After an education at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge, he travelled abroad, returning to England in 1739.
Há 4 dias · La fecha elegida coincide con el nacimiento del inglés John Montagu, el cuarto Conde de Sandwich, quien es considerado que lo creó en el siglo XVIII. La leyenda cuenta que el conde de esa ciudad al sureste de Inglaterra era un aficionado a las cartas y a la cocina, por lo que les pedía a sus sirvientes que llevaran un trozo de carne entre ...
Há 3 dias · He says that the Marchioness of Mantua deputed him to serve the ambassadors of the Duke of Britanny at Mantua, with whom he returned to Britanny, where he has been until now. I told him the news of the recent events in England, and asked him to go back to Britanny by Milan. Alessandria, the 5th April, 1461. [ Italian.]
Há 3 dias · John Montagu, Earl of Sandwich (1718–92) was First Lord of the Admiralty in 1748–51, in 1763, and in 1771–82. (fn. 140) The dinners at Dagenham were brought to an end in 1812 by the demolition of the Breach House.
Há 2 dias · Sandwich was named in honor of John Montagu, fourth Earl of Sandwich. The Earl is most famous as the inventor of the sandwich, a thin slab of meat placed between two slices of bread, which he consumed while spending a day at the gaming table. The town of Sandwich is in the Sandwich Range, with seventeen listed peaks, including ...
Há 4 dias · Edward Montagu, 3rd Earl of Sandwich (1670–1729), who married Lady Elizabeth Wilmot, daughter of the Earl of Rochester, in 1689. Hon. Richard Montagu (1671–1697), who became a Member of Parliament for Huntingdon. Hon. Elizabeth Montagu, who died unmarried. His wife, Lady Anne died in 1671. Lord Sandwich died on 29 November 1688.
Há 3 dias · John Montagu CLARKE [on reverse] Sir I have rec. y. M. I cannot possibly interfere in any matter regarding the Am: service. You would have done well to have represented your misfortunes & Losses to the Comr. in Chief there, who could have had them properly enquired into and he would I make no doubt; upon such enquiry, have given you a proper ...
