Battle in Bossenden Wood.

Similar Items

• An Account of the desperate affray which took place in Blean Wood, near Boughtonents ; also an account of the funerals of the parties.
  Published: (1838)
• An Essay on the character of Sir W. Courtenay, knight of Malta, (supposed to be late a resident of Truro, in Cornwall,) and the causes of his influence over the public mind, with the recent trial of that remarkable individual at Maidstone, on Thursday, July 25th, 1833, before Mr. Justice James Parke
  Published: (1833)
• The eccentric and singular productions of Sir W. Courtenay, K.M., alias Mr. Tom, spirit merchant and maltster of Truro in Cornwall, late candidate for the representation of the city of Canterbury in Parliament, now an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum, Barming Heath near Maidstone to which are added his weekly publication "The Lion," from the first number to its conclusion : the whole accurately reprinted, as issued by him during and after the election : his trial at Maidstone for perjury, on Thursday, July the 25th, 1833, before Mr. Justice James Parke, with other interesting information never before published, embellished with fac-similes of the signatures of this extraordinary individual, both as Mr. N. Tom and Sir William Courtenay, K.M., and a neatly executed print, representing the high street, Canterbury, with the knight addressing the public from the balcony of the Rose Inn.
  by: Tom, John Nichols, 1799-1838
  Published: (1833)
• The Lilliputian auction to which all little masters and misses are invited by Charly Chatter : walk in young gentlemen and ladies, a going, a going, a going.
  Published: (1802)
• The Life and death of Tom Thumb, the little giant together with some curious anecdotes respecting Grumbo the great giant, king of the country of eagles.
  Published: (1812)