Chronological Retrospect of the History of Yarmouth and Neighbourhood Part 13
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Aldermen's wives compelled to wear velvet hats up to this date, when the ordinance was annulled.
1637.
Thirty-four brewing-houses in Yarmouth.
1639.
Miles Corbet, Esq., re-elected, with Edward Owner, Esq., as members of Parliament.
The East and West Flegg granted to the family of Cornwallis.
1642.
Oct. 12th. A s.h.i.+p, with 140 armed soldiers on board, through stress of weather, put into Yarmouth port; she was seized by the townsmen, and her crew and soldiers imprisoned on behalf of the Parliament.
1642.
Sept. Earl of Warwick, Lord High Admiral, visited Yarmouth, and was entertained by the Corporation.
Dec. 23rd. A rate of 1,200 a.s.sessed upon the inhabitants for the fortifications.
The town collected 136 for the relief of distressed subjects in Ireland.
1643.
Feb. Lord Grey of Werke required Yarmouth to send 80 dragoons to Cambridge.
1644.
The number of "tippling-houses" increased to 80, besides great inns and taverns; and in 1705 augmented to 120.
Letters between Yarmouth and London only pa.s.sed once a week.
Twenty Iceland fis.h.i.+ng barques belonging to Yarmouth merchants taken by pirates, only three escaping.
1645.
Additional fortifications made. Breastworks and platforms built at the seaside, and ordnance mounted on them.
The Earl of Lauderdale visited Yarmouth, and was sumptuously entertained at the town's expense.
1648.
Sep. 9th. Lord Fairfax marched into Yarmouth, and the town was converted into a garrison.
Three men-of-war s.h.i.+ps sent to convoy the fishers and guard the coast.
The Burgesses raised 600 foot and 50 horse soldiers, in lieu of having other forces marched into the town to do garrison duty.
1649.
Four Aldermen and 16 Common Councillors resigned office in the Corporation; 6 were afterwards reinstated.
1650.
The Puritans removed a fine old organ from St. Nicholas' Church.
The Presbyterians made a doorway in the north wall of the Parish Church, and opened the north aisle of the chancel for public wors.h.i.+p.
1651.
Up to this date prayer was always used before the commencement of public business.
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