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Bond from Thomas Lucy of Charlecote to John Haines of Henley-in-Arden, Warwickshire
Thomas Lucy of Charlecote bound in £400 to perform covenants in indentures of the same date.
Bargain and Sale from Sir Thomas Lucy of Charlecote, Warwickshire, to James Combe of the City of Gloucester, Yeoman, and Others
For land in Highleadon, Gloucestershire.
The Lucy Poems
Written between the years 1798 and 1801, The Lucy Poems is a charming, pocket-sized collection of William Wordsworth’s Lucy poems, first published in one of his best-known works, Lyrical Ballads. The lyrical poetry in this volume explores nature motifs alongside melancholic themes of grief and unrequited love, surrounding a young English girl’s death. Lucy’s identity continues to be unknown and she is commonly thought to be figurative, a literary device for Wordsworth to reflect his own feelings of longing and loss on to. This collection includes all five of Wordsworth’s Lucy poems: - ‘Stange fits of passion I have known’ - ‘She dwelt among the untrodden ways’ - ‘I travelle...
Bargain and Sale from Sir Thomas Lucy to Edward Farmer, Smith
For land at Highleadon, Gloucester. Rent: 2 pence per annum.
Conveyance from Thomas Lucy of Charlecote, to George Ward of Henley in Arden
For land in Lapworth, Warwickshire, part of the land leased for 1000 years by Spencer Lucy to trustees of Grace Harrison and her son Edward, June 24, 1646.
Thomas, Lucy and Alatau
This is the first full biography of an unjustly forgotten man: Thomas Witlam Atkinson (1799 - 1861), architect, artist, traveller extraordinaire, author - and bigamist. Famous in his lifetime as 'the Siberian traveller', he spent seven years travelling nearly 40,000 miles through the Urals, Kazakhstan and Siberia with special authorisation from the Tsar, producing 560 watercolour sketches - many published here for the first time - of the often dramatic scenery and exotic peoples. He kept a detailed daily journal, now extensively quoted for the first time with his descendants' cooperation.This is also the story of Lucy, his spirited and intrepid wife and their son Alatau Tamchiboulac, called after their favourite places and born in a remote Cossack fort. They both shared his many adventures and extremes of heat and cold, travelling with him on horseback up and down precipices and across dangerous rivers, escaping a murder plot atop a great cliff and befriending the famous Decembrist exiles.
