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State of the Military Force of England in March 1804 as laid before the House of Commons by the Yorke Secretary at War Regular Cavelry -- 23,324 Infantry --130,167 Militia -- 99,650 __________________________ Total 253,141 Artillery - 14,242 __________________________ Grand Total 267,383 Volunteers armed and disciplined for the internal defense of the Country. Cav. -- 27,000 Infantry --300,000 Artillery -- 4,000 _________________________ Total. --331,000

Regulars. 267,383 ----------------------------------------- Total of 598,383 fighting men

At Heddon is a Market every other Mohday in the Year

Fairs at Beverly Holy Thursday - July 5 - Nov 5 Principal Market for Cattle April 5 - Wednesday before May 12 - Wednesday before Sep. 11 and Wednesday after Dec. 25th

[ok?] July 10th

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[[Qure?]]? Would it be right to employ them in Future.

In the London Evening Pott of February 3- 1804 The National Debt of Great Britain is stated to amount to L 530,351,681 Stirling The Supply granted by Park ment for [1808] amounts to forty eight Millions Six Hundred and fifty three Thousand one Hundred and seventy Pounds Stirling L 48,653,170

1804 Oct 8th Bought a Cow of James Allinson in the Forest which he says was bulled on the 22d of July last.

November 28th 1804 I was called on to witness that John Hunt has paid Mr Savage for Carriage of Lead to [Noekton] as follows Viz. sometime ago L 15 and this Day L6-6

Grafs Coldberry Paybills is 6 including 1803- 600-3 Certificates - 528-2 Duty- 131.3/659 . 5

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Matilda the 2nd Daughter of William and Peggy Richardson was born at Mickleside near Eggleston July 7th, 1805. Christened Sept. 8, 1805 at Eggleston.