This hedge 1 to be part
of the ontbounds of very many enpwni , some overgTown with fern and brakes, own with rye, peas, and oats.
The assema sa were placed around these ontbounds, at from each other, while horse and foot their assigned daty
that of beating about Lord Lamley and Sir William Portman agreed jfcfc the reward offered for the capture of the Duke i (heir respective followers in case of success, i
5000. far goes
the account published
by command, deat as to the use of dogs for the purpose of hermes outlet Kg the illustrious fugitive.
Bishop Burnet states, he Duke having changed clothes hermes bags with a shepherd hi left his horse, (at Woodyates Inn, as deli the nun was no sooner discovered than the tnrimr loyalists interrogated him, and followed ick with dugs, which Mazure confirms, till they the Duke. D ke dropped his gold snuff-box, full of gold
ia a pea-field, where it was afterwards found,
wght to Mrs. Uvedale of Horton
one of the
hid
15 for his half share hermes handbags of the contents.
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Ina the Duke proceeded to Shay's Heath, of several fields lying between the two lead from Horton Inn
the one to Ringwood, other to Fordinbridge.
In the middle of this t
a cluster of small farms, called the Island. rtrraut rave information that the fugitives were ' within the Island. hermes birkin This was correct. The Mi lime the Brandenburgher, eluded their pur II the day, the 7th of July, though the soldiers iled hermes kelly the place all night, and threatened to fire (an I'dock on the morning of the 8th the Branwas discovered.
Upon examination, he BBwtt be parted with the Duke of Monmouth pthne enclosures about one o'clock that morning. P te*
considered that the communication
of this piatly contributed to the capture of the Duke.