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- 9 October 1647: The Puritan Adam Eyre is in two minds about flogging his maid
- 8 June 1646: As the First English Civil War draws to a close, Mrs Eyre rages at Mr for criticising her clothes
- 17 July 1785: Mr Strother, a York draper’s assistant, finds that diarising is not for common folk
- 12 September 1680: Francis and Mary Huntrodes are buried together at St. Mary’s, Whitby with a poetic epitaph
- 7 June 1703: A list of shares in ship-owning partnerships held by Samuel Pinder of Whitby on this date
- 30 April 1704: Whitby’s Church of England parish register records a wedding celebrated, perhaps illegally, at the Quakers Meeting
- 27 June 1743: Tom Brown of Kirkleatham’s heroics against the French today at Dettingen (Bavaria) lead his general, George II, to grant him a silver prosthetic nose, immortalised in ballad and portrait
- 13 June 1709: The population of Whitby are told when they may bury their dead
- 10 December 1710: A Whitby puppeteer tries to take revenge on a delinquent spectator
- 20 March 1840: A judge finds that Charles Brown (52) feigned deafness to try to evade the gallows for sexually assaulting young Frederick Haselm at Hull
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