Reference WMO/172312
Edit memorial name, location & address- Metal Brass
- Jacobite Rebellions (1708-1746)
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Taken from ‘A History & Guide to St. Andrew’s Church, Penrith' by Simon D.J. Fleming.as it is not visible from the ground. Each chandelier (of brass) has 24 candle holders. These chandeliers were purchased with ye Fifty Guineas given by the Most Noble William, Duke of Portland, to his tenats of ye Honor of Penrith, who, under his Graces encouragement, associated in Defence of the government and Town of Penrith, against the rebels in 1745. The Rebells after their retreat from Derby, were put to Flight from Clifton and Penrith in Royal Highness William, Duke of Cumberland, after a short skirmish nigh Clifton Moor, which began at 4 in ye afternoon on Wednesday ye 18 December 1745. Rebell prisoners aken by ye tents of Penrith and ye neighbours were upwards of 80.
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