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PISSHEADS
This is a story of six best mates and all the things that they get up to while they are drinking. They don’t care who they hurt or how they hurt them as long as they have fun doing it. They would even kill if they got enough money to keep them in grog every day. The six best mates are: Peter “Pete” Merchant - the ring leader, Tony “Greeny” Green - Pete’s best mate since they were two years old. Ricky “Stretch” Bates - a mate of Pete and Greeny’s from school. John “Frog” Egan - a mate they meet at the local pub five years before hand. Michael “Egghead” Egan - another mate from their school days. And Danny “Fish” Bates - a mate who lived up the road. Please enjoy this fictional story of six best mates, and the funny things they get up to in Mt. Druitt, a suburb of Sydney. I hope it makes you laugh until you can’t laugh any more…
Peter Mundy
Peter Mundy was a seventeenth-century merchant trader who spent most of his life travelling the world. Even by the standards of his own day, his journeys to Istanbul, India, China, Danzig (Gdansk), Russia, and the Arctic were remarkable. His account of these travels, illustrated with his own lively drawings of the strange people and animals he met, survives in a single manuscript.This edited selection provides a fascinating, vivid account of early modern lives and times in all their barbarity and brilliance. It includes encounters with the Ottoman, Mughal, Chinese, and Russian empires and Mundy's eyewitness accounts of the first contact between Britain and China, exhausting journeys through India, and events in London following Charles II's coronation in 1661.This edition is from the seventeenth-century manuscript of the Travels of Peter Mundy, first edited by Sir Richard Carnac in five volumes for the Hakluyt Society, 1905-36. Historians and lovers of travel literature alike will find this extraordinary account of one man's adventures across the globe a compelling read and an invaluable resource.
Guide to Records of the Sale of Commonwealth Property in the County of Philadelphia, 1780-1798
Abstracts the names of those whose wartime purchase of previously unsold Phila. County land helped fund the PA troops in the Amer. Revolutionary army. The individ. who paid their private fortunes into the provisional commonwealth gov¿t. were taking financial risk & demonstrating real courage in their patriotism, for the land they were purchasing had been confiscated in 1779 from the Penn family proprietors of PA, who objected & asserted their continuing property rights. If the British had defeated the Amer. revolutionaries, the restored proprietary courts would have ruled the sales null & void & perhaps declared them an act of treason. The land would have reverted to the Penn family & the Amer. purchase money lost. Includes street locations .
The Earles of Liverpool
This book uses the experience of three generations of the Earle family to throw light on the social and economic history of Liverpool during its rise to prominence as a great port, from 1688 to 1840. The focus is on six members of this successful family, John who came to Liverpool as apprentice to a merchant in 1688, his three sons, Ralph, Thomas and William, who all became merchants specializing in different branches of the trade of the port, and William's two sons, another Thomas and another William, who consolidated the fortunes of the family and began the process of converting their wealth into gentility. The approach is descriptive rather than theoretical, and the aim throughout has bee...
