Master of the Tennis Court in Tudor and Stuart England
The article traces the historic role of Master of the King's Tennis Court from Tudor to Stuart times. It notes holders like Villiers and Cooke, describes salaries and duties at Whitehall, Hampton Court, and Whitehall Court, and mentions notable players and court use under Henry VIII, Elizabeth I, and Charles II period figures.
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Henry
Klae
Gable
England
Worrata
Chorlaw II
Tonmix
Whitehall
Steney Rr
Gapinks Cooke
Marshall
Villiers
Dnermiont
Rome
Teraine
Belover
Henry Villers
Maier
Fagiain Gooke
Horatio Mone
Cartier
Sam Anlar
Thatta Chaplin
Charlew Pietty
Dhe
Sufaame
Sydnee
Richard Beresford
Wileiom Chetwynd
Charles Meynett
Wile
Beresfard
Rattine
Whitehall Court
Coniain Ganka
Hampton Court Palace
Hampton Gretel
Avi
White Court
Tomlin
Weney VIII
Charles
Mary
Wiliam
Henry VT
Peay
Motay
Ywell-Komwa
Earl of Halfour
Cambridge
Qien
Lords
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The Missionary's Chutney Fracas in a Dinner Scene
A missionary returning from years in India faces a sharp dinner table moment with his American host. The host offers a risky taste test of a dish claimed to be a chutney, prompting a tense exchange that reveals cultural and moral undercurrents between the two men. The moment ends with the missionary questioning the host's vocation as a missionary and the host retorting with a blunt challenge.
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India
Temeth
Himerif
Hellfleet
Unclear historic medical anecdote from Edinburgh
A terse account describes Dr Abernethy treated a woman in Edinburgh after she presented with a severely inflamed hand. A sequence of terms suggests exams and procedures, noting a subsequent call and continued discussion about the condition and outcomes. The fragmentary text references terms like Bruise and More pooitica in a confusing historical dialogue.
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Edinbursh
Pooitica
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A fragment from a Sydney paper notes accounts with bids and obligations. It urges prompt attention to those in debt and emphasizes care of the ewes as a main concern. It invites readers to write to Webster Tack and McDonald for advice on repairs and watches the paper for the next issue.
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Martin Place
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