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History of Yarmouth

by William Finch-Crisp

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1697

Corporation voted an address to the King upon his safe return, and peace with the French King.

1701

John Nicholson and John Burton, Esqs., returned to Parliament.

1702

June 30th. George England, Esq., eldest son of Sir George, died, aged 58 years. He was Recorder, and several times member of Parliament for the Borough. (See 1693 and 1711.)

Fishermen’s Hospital (for 40 persons) erected by the Corporation.

The Corporation obtained a new charter, granted by Queen Anne, which again allowed them to choose a Mayor on Sept. 29th, instead of two Bailiffs. (See 1692.)

Benjamin England and J. Nicholson, Esqs., returned to Parliament; also in 1705.

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