Within a fortnight of the end of the phoney war in May 1940, a crisis had turned into a calamity. Fortunately, the scientific revolution would soon be delineating the difference between truth and self-serving superstition. A turning-point occurred on March 31st, 1916, when ten German airships were forced back from London by conditions. Their four armies were to converge on London from Kent, Devon, Herefordshire, and Leicestershire respectively. A Yorkshireman, he served in the Army before taking up a favourite occupation of ex-soldiers, highway robbery. of the same will to Thomas Lane, esq. One went posthumously to Old Dovorian rugby international Lieutenant-Commander Arthur Harrison, who was lost while leading an attack on the mole. Reformation theologians generally went along with Catholicism on this; but a major challenge was presented by the Freewillers. Six men received long sentences, including one in Morocco. All were taken to the depot, where a multi-national gang armed with AK-47s was waiting. They were not flawless: for example, the name Pilgrims Way was enduringly applied to the wrong route. They accommodated far smaller numbers of passengers and vehicles, making profitability difficult. They also coped badly with rough seas, when progress was slow and passengers arrived green about the gills. It endured for 151 years, until the Dissolution of the Monasteries rendered it unfit for purpose. In 1015 Edmund married Sigeferth's widow against the king's wishes, and took possession of the estates of Sigeferth and Morcar in the east midlands. When a constable was sent to arrest him, Tom shot him dead. As at Gravesend 25 years earlier, conditions were perfect for a blaze, most buildings being close together, wooden, and coated with asphalt. Simultaneously, his wife and child were abducted from their Herne Bay home. So dominant were North Kents shipbuilding yards, and for so long, that Dovers once thriving industry is usually overlooked. Diggle calmly transferred to HMS Myngs, and at 8.15pm sent another torpedo through the hole. Someone produced an inflated pigs bladder, the football of its day. Cranmer, in the 29th year of king Henry VIII. For the avoidance of confusion, it was called Margate Jetty, but confusion resumed after it was impressively transformed in 1875 into a tourist destination popularly known as Margate Pier. SS Princess Alice was known locally as the Shahs Boat because she had carried the Persian king five years earlier. the victory, yet it was not without great slaughter on A classic case concerns the battle at Ebbsfleet (Wippedesfleot), the Thanet village that shares its name with Gravesends railway station. On September 29th, three were hanged at Faversham; Harriss fate is unknown. The impartial gentry of Kent presented a petition asking the Long Parliament to compromise with the King, particularly by renouncing its claim to controlling the militia. MGS will therefore celebrate its quincentenary within 30 years. Mr. Polhill has a field in this parish, called Dane 22). In the C14, the Oxford priest John Wycliffe earned the opprobrium of the Roman Catholic Church by railing against many of the Churchs mainstream beliefs and practices, including the extravagant lifestyle of clergymen. Margate Jetty: Margate pier after the storm of January 1978 by Nick Smith, licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0. It could have been worse, however. The French successfully undermined the, Whatever King Edward IIs other vices, the one that gave rise to the greatest antagonism was his indulgence of the gangster-like Despenser family. to have been stiled the HONOR OF OTFORD, having a Investigation revealed that it was a people-smuggling exercise organised by a Chinese snakehead gang. Though earthquake damage was worst in Northern France and Flanders, the tremors rendered Saltwood Castle uninhabitable, while in London two children were killed by falling stones. She then began obtaining chocolate creams from a local confectioner, John Maynard, and returning them after adding her own ingredient: strychnine. without issue, in 1761, devised this estate, among of Sevenoke, by whom he had no issue. Apart from cutting off the hands and feet of some who had agreed to leave the castle early, the King was persuaded to treat his prisoners with uncustomary clemency. All but the foremost group of cadets had been mowed down. 5) hold 1 suling and an The Battle of Brentford (1016) was fought in 1016 some time between 9 May (the approximate date Canute landed at Greenwich) and 18 October (the date of the later Battle of Ashingdon) between the English led by Edmund Ironside and the Danes led by Canute. The driver, Perry Wacker from Rotterdam, got 14 years for manslaughter, and nine Chinese gangsters were jailed in Holland. Lying in wait was a squad of armed excisemen ready to make arrests and confiscate loot. Few today are aware that there is still a street in Kolkata named in honour of a Man of Kent. By the time she had been built by JH and J Duke on Shakespeare Beach, the order had been cancelled; so she was sold to the Dutch government for a transatlantic mail service from Rotterdam to its South American colonies. This was a so-called Liberty ship one built for Britain in the USA during WW2 that the Americans had cheekily named after one of their Revolutionary War heroes. When Thomas Gardiner hurt himself in a fall, Joan Walliford embarrassed him by laughing. Charles II. Wellcome L0010915, Margate pier after the storm of January 1978. 4) reserved Otford to the Because targets were selected for having three stars in the Baedeker guide-book, the campaign was called the Baedeker Blitz. in the 29th year of his reign, as has been mentioned extensive woods, and other lands for their pleasure and He even translated the Bible into English so as to demystify it. The bewildering fact is that the Kings School was founded nearly a thousand years before both Eton and Harrow. death of king Charles I. in 1648. Renamed Curaao, she first crossed the Atlantic in April/May 1827, reaching Suriname in 28 days at a stately eight knots. On August 20, In retrospect, some of the IRA outrages during the Troubles defy understanding. JOHN CHARMAN by will, gave 20s. The Warren Retail Park in the west of Ashford is so mundane that it is the last place one would expect to see a cold-blooded murder. Consequently, many Kentish people were unaware of it until the morning, when they encountered fallen trees across roads or arrived at railway stations to find all services cancelled. On the afternoon of September 18th, 1692, there occurred the most powerful earthquake ever recorded on the mainland of north-west Europe. Here is a newspaper article from 1835 about the site of the battle and remains being found. 10s. A rare combination of tidal and meteorological conditions on January 31st, 1953 had dramatic consequences. Walter Arnold of East Peckham was something of a pioneer of the British automotive industry. It was perhaps a portent: those two nations had just formed an alliance, and would both be at war with England that century. Parliament reacted with the same outrage as the last time, denouncing their insolence and gaoling them. After divorcing Jacqueline, Humphrey settled with Eleanor at Placentia Palace in Greenwich, where they ran a celebrated court frequented by the artistic slebs of the day. the of Richard Parker from Exeter was elected their leader. 24 were killed, and another 18 injured. So, when the Government ordered a new first-rater in 1758, it was a big deal. After the RAFs destructive and demoralising raid on Lbeck in March 1942, Hitler decided on a change of tactics. It has been for some years possessed by the family of The store was blown apart, and the damage widespread: the neighbouring Co-op was also destroyed, along with many vehicles in the street. What made matters worse was that the Metropolitan Board of Works had just pumped 75 million gallons of raw sewage into the river at that point. and queen Elizabeth, afterwards made several grants of The supportive King of France sent a fleet from Honfleur under the command of Pierre de Brz, a veteran antagonist of the English army. . As the Ramsgate train had gone through two warning signals, the driver was charged with unlawful killing, but acquitted at a second trial. But the former in that year [8], The wording of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle suggests the battle was fought to the south of the river crossing at Brentford, while other sources, including the Kntsdrpa suggest the battle was fought on both sides of the river. It was not until the Sunday morning that the wrecked hull and paddles were sighted on Tongue Sands. In 1830, the entrepreneurial Islingtonian Jeremiah Rosher had the idea of creating a leisure resort for Londoners at a former chalk-pit he owned, where Northfleet now lies. by . It is fitting that, 17 years after one corner of Kent saw the worlds first shore-to-ship communication, another hosted the first ground-to-air message. They had been found guilty of burning down a haystack, for which they obviously deserved to be strung up. Its most famous alumni are Christopher Marlowe and Sir William Harvey, although the one best known to todays pupils is probably childrens author Sir Michael Morpurgo. Chillingly, Kielces explosive payload was only a fraction of that still inside Monty off Sheerness. The cyclone that raced through southern England in the early hours of October 16th, 1987 is often mistakenly called a hurricane because of its hurricane-force gusts. [4] Uhtred was forced to return north when Cnut began raiding his lands around Bamburgh, and was killed after submitting to Cnut. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle recorded that the Mercians and the people of Kent fought at Otford, without giving the outcome, although it is considered significant that Kent was re-established as an independent . Owing to lack of space, the Balloon Factory moved in 1890 to Aldershot, Hampshire; then, from 1904, it relocated to nearby Farnborough, which afforded space to build the first British airship, Nulli Secundus, launched in 1907. in his 1st year, granted the parsonage and advowson of Shoreham, with this chapel This demanded an armed landing by 1,700 marines to neutralise German defences. The conflagration soon grew so intense that nothing could be done, and the Crystal Palace burnt to the ground. yes Commemorations 15th Century Wars (1400-1499) Total names on memorial: 0 Served and returned: 0 Died: 0 Exact count: no at this place, made a great slaughter of them; after They didnt always get their own way, however. If the Royal Navy could suffer such disasters when the Germans werent even in sight, it looked like being a difficult war. A tunnel between England and France must have been mooted as soon as the land bridge connecting them was severed ten thousand years ago. Sent to a high-security PoW camp in the Lake District, he disappeared during a walk, sparking a huge manhunt. A Junkers Ju 88A-1 lost one engine after being hit by anti-aircraft fire over Upnor, and was brought down by fighters on Graveney Marshes. Six months later, he was killed in a training accident. A pair of barges alongside had likewise disappeared. Rail travel was never the safest in the Victorian era, and accidents were commonplace. for William Sidney and Alice his wife, descended from William This free content was digitised by double rekeying. Disgraced Cabinet Minister Jonathan Aitken was the MP for South Thanet (formerly Thanet East) for 23 years, albeit not a Man of Kent. We are so accustomed to the idea of smuggling as the pastime of romantic rogues that we overlook the savage reality. His piety led him to undertake a pilgrimage to Canterbury, taking his ward with him. The ship drifted onto the Nore sandbank, and broke her back. The Dutch attack on the Royal Navy in the Medway in June 1667 was so expertly executed that it counts as Britains own Pearl Harbor. The first looked a good draw, the convicted felon being a boy. Tromp returned fire, and a five-hour battle ensued. She, a lady-in-waiting to his wife Jacqueline dHainault, was his mistress. As they passed the swimming baths, a bus came up behind them with only its sidelights on. So traumatic was the experience that, when the Norman Vikings invaded 55 years later, Kents capital gave in without a fight. It was while teaching at Charterhouse School that he discovered he could make a charge migrate along a stick. The investigation, which itself cost 6 million, took detectives to Ashford, Bexley, Detling, Greenwich, Hucking, Leeds, Staplehurst, Tankerton, Tunbridge Wells, and Welling, illustrating the ubiquity of organised crime. in the 33d and 34th years of king Edward III's reign, Their growing strength provoked a Catholic backlash, culminating in 1572 with the St Bartholomews Day Massacre. In 1015 Eadric killed Sigeferth and Morcar, the chief thanes of the Five Boroughs of the Danelaw, for unknown reasons, but it would seem that this prompted Edmund Ironside, Aethelred's eldest surviving son, to act to counter Eadric's growing influence. It took place on Penenden Heath, north of Maidstone, and amounted to the trial of Williams rapacious half-brother Odo, who as Earl of Kent had been indicted by Archbishop Lanfranc. The man with the noose was William Calcraft. Two columns of flames seconds apart leapt 300 feet into the air, marking the spot where the 395-foot ship had lain moments before. The Navy put on a brave face, awarding eight Victoria Crosses. 1070; who, when he divided the manors and possessions belonging to his church, (fn. The train took 250 yards to stop. Wishing to experiment further, he involved his friend Reverend Granville Wheler while visiting Otterden Place in June 1729. The Conqueror was no respecter of rights, but knew a sturdy opponent when he saw one. It was one of a series of battles fought between Edmund and Canute, ultimately resulting in the lands held by Edmund's father Ethelred the . A lightship three miles away saw his distress signals, yet no help was sent until the following day. At 6.15pm on September 16th, 1918, Commander NW Diggle was on the Dover cliffs when he heard an explosion, and saw his ship HMS Glatton on fire. his descendant, of the same Certainly it disturbed the Earthquake Synod in Blackfriars, where the Archbishop of Canterbury construed it as a portent endorsing the persecution of supposed heretics. At 7.45am, when they were called to breakfast, several charges were left temporarily beside a bulkhead. About 6,000 ghouls came to gawk, their behaviour later being excoriated by the coroner. land, and though the rivulets and springs throughout it Perhaps; but, given the paucity of hard evidence, one might as well argue that God was reacting to the recent canonisation of the turbulent priest. Schoolmaster William Jaggers, the lodger, was woken by the sound of groans coming from the next room. [2] When Edmund died on 30 November 1016 Cnut gained the whole kingdom. In 1878, Captain James Templer from Greenwich set up and then commanded a School of Ballooning at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich. He set up a dealership in London selling fashionable Benz cars under his own Arnold brand. eight sons and eight daughters, to his grandson, Mr. The Celts retreated to the Thames, but were only delaying the inevitable. duke of Newcastle, who both died, s. p. thirdly, Elizabeth, The initial combat took place on Penenden Heath, but Fairfax cunningly attacked the town from the south, eventually fighting his way up Gabriels Hill and through the town to St Faiths Church. He spent decades leaking secrets to the Soviets, even during WW2 when the USSR was Britains ally. They replicated one that Gray had already done with thread but on a larger scale, along a whole gallery. [6] Edmund returned to London where Aethelred died on 23 April. Reformation theologians generally went along with Catholicism on this; but a major challenge was presented by the Freewillers. The torment of knowing until the end of his days must have been punishment enough. On July 30th, 1652, seven witches were tried by Sir Peter Warburton at Maidstone Assizes: Anne Ashby, Mary Browne, Anne Martyn, Anne Wilson, and Mildred Wright of Cranbrook, Mary Reade of Lenham, and Elizabeth Hynes. Shakespeare even mentions the earthquake in Romeo and Juliet. (Cropped). A big issue facing Christianity from the start was predestination. The last Kent mine closed in 1989. Though most of England had given up, the young new king took the battle to the Danes. The Kent County Lunatic Asylum was built on Barming Heath to cater for the entire area of historical Kent as far as Deptford. [10], A monument to historical events in Brentford, including the 1016 battle, stands outside the County court in Brentford. John-Frederick, duke of Dorset, is the present high steward means to gain the possession of it; but, at the command of the archbishop in 830, he by his last will, restored this place, then estimated at ten hides, again to That same year, a storm further east caused the death of 50,000 in Holland. On April 23rd, 1918, Dover was the start and end point of one of the few memorable missions of WW1 outside the Western Front. There was a further trail of destruction at the jetty and sea wall, and numerous properties were inundated. On the narrow bridge, one of the horses spooked, causing a wheel to crash through the balustrade. of it, the king's licence to assign four marcs yearly There was panic in the dark, and 293 people were drowned, including the captain. Sir George Harper, anno 33 king Henry VIII. Incredibly, the steamer silently backed away and disappeared into the night. In September 1897, the county town was struck by Britains worst-ever outbreak of typhoid. At dawn on January 15th, Sir John Dynham under Warwicks command mounted an attack while the Lancastrian officers were still asleep. It even had its own cemetery containing 7,000 burials, with poignant memorials to nurses who had died at suspiciously young ages. Maintenance was criticised, especially as the speed limit had recently been increased. of it. acres, lying in Otford, Seal, and Kemsing; in the 15th most beautifully executed; and a memorial for Charles Polhill, from the pursuit there, through the treacherous advice of her nephews and nieces, which they were accordingly, next year, to Robert Parker, esq. On May 29th, 1652, the great Dutch admiral Maarten Tromp was commanding 40 ships escorting a convoy. As that happened in France, he planned an encore in England at this, the only viable civilian site. Things were set to change in 1830, however, with Maidstone Prison being built; it was to be used as a new town-centre venue for this salutary public entertainment. Also affected was New Romney, hit by an avalanche of gravel that physically moved the town a mile inland. The careless bosun whod left a candle untended was flogged and jailed for life. In 1850, just as the potato famine was easing, at least 150 Irish passengers boarded the ship heading first for Plymouth, where 14 further passengers joined. His father, a nephew of Lord Beaverbrook, was born in Canada, and his mother in Peshawar. Like the Harbledown Hospital founded six years later at Canterbury, it was intended as a leper colony, but also catered for the poor. That evening, he went to see the Lord Mayor and struck a wager with him. Fortunately, the English were civic-minded in those days, and turned out in numbers to get the streets clear. After leaving politics, he discovered God. Cities all over England were targeted, so it was inevitable that Canterbury would be among them. Meanwhile, the people of Kent grew accustomed to the daily sight of dogfights overhead, as Hurricanes and Spitfires, pursued by Messerschmitt fighters, took on Heinkel, Dornier, and Junkers bombers. The Nore is an anchorage off Sheerness that gave its name to an infamous mutiny. The owners of the Shakespeare Colliery at Dover had paid over the odds to attract experienced miners from far afield, but invested nothing in pumps. There is one word to say to anyone who demands that the wreck of SS Richard Montgomery off Sheppey be disarmed: Kielce! Originally called Edgar Wakeman, SS Kielce was a Polish cargo ship that in 1946 collided with the French vessel Lombardy off Folkestone, and sank on her side in 35 feet of water. On June 24th, 1944, at six in the morning, Brigadier Cliff Gough was shaving in the stables at Newlands House in Charing Heath that served as a washhouse for the adjacent Royal Electrical & Mechanical Engineers camp. made of an hospital, or house of leprous persons here. Maidstone, now Kents county town, had a school at the ecclesiastical College of All Saints as early as 1395. He averaged 606 mph, a new world record. The unsuspecting townsfolk found themselves on the end of a Viking-style raid as the invaders ran amok. A battle on May 31st, 1838 in Bossenden Wood near Boughton-under-Blean is generally recognised as the last on British soil. sixty acres of land, in trust, to be sold for the benefit The arable land is 42 carucates; in demesne there are 6 carucates. It wasnt quite so simple. When the quake started, the skeletons hanging in their laboratory suddenly sprang to life, causing them to run for their lives. Originally published by W Bristow, Canterbury, 1797. Less than a month after being commissioned in May 1878, the SMS Grosser Kurfrst of the German Imperial Navy was sailing past Folkestone with two other German ironclads when two local boats were spotted crossing their path. The US Secretary of State Cyrus Vance had called the meeting more in hope than expectation; yet it went off amiably enough and, incredibly, Egypt and Israel signed the historic Camp David Accords in Maryland seven weeks later. [8] The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle records the loss of men was caused by them drowning in the Thames, while historians Frank Stenton and Russel Poole have independently argued the men were lost in the battle. Aitken served seven months of an 18-month sentence for perjury, and the wife he had pressured to testify on his behalf left him. The train behaved strangely, rolling excessively when going fast around bends. Before long, it turned to a riot: a metaphorical bloody nose for Puritanism from the rebellious Men of Kent. possessed in undivided thirds, by Mompesson, Hyde, They set off at 9 am on January 7th, 1785 in the expectation of arriving safely in Calais 150 minutes later. There is no record of a tsunami, but the quake is estimated to have been in the region of 6 to 6.5 on the Richter scale. She set off for London at 3.30am on Friday, March 29th. Because Freeman had confessed, however, it was an open-and-shut case at Maidstone Assizes. One that took place at Staplehurst on June 9th, 1865 took on a particular significance because of one noteworthy passenger on board: Charles Dickens. So spectacular was it that a crowd of around 10,000 gathered to watch, even though Whitstables population was only about a fifth of that number. Foundation of Kings School: Old Bunyard, 2020. The rebels were met halfway by Audley, who took over command. In July 1216, he headed back east to remedy the omission. Officially still in commission, she is now displayed at Portsmouth. 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