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Bathurst was returned for New Romney as the government nominee at the general election of 1685, and attended the coronation of James II as a baron of the Cinque Ports. But he had also been elected for Bere Alston, for which he chose to sit on 27 May. A moderately active Member, he was appointed to eight committees, including those to prohibit the import of gunpowder and tallow candles and to ...
Bathurst died after suffering a week of ‘high fever’ on 27 Apr. 1704. His sister-in-law Lady Wentworth commented that he had ‘not been well a great while but thought to wrestle with it’. He left the bulk of his estates in Gloucestershire and Northamptonshire to his eldest son, Allen*, while to his two surviving younger sons he bequeathed lands in Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, Lincolnshire ...
The case of Benjamin Bathurst is one of the most famous unexplained disappearances in history. 1809 was a turbulent time in Europe. Various countries were declaring war on each other, and travel between nations was extremely dangerous. Bnajamin Bathurst, a British diplomat, was traveling through Berlin under the name 'Baron de Koch'. He and his German courier, Herr Krause, arrived at the city ...
13. Aug. 2021 · Benjamin Bathurst . To help ensure their safe passage, Bathurst and an attendant by the name of Joseph Krause were traveling under assumed identities, calling themselves “Baron de Koch” and “Fischer,” and on November 25, 1809, they arrived at Perleberg, near Berlin, Germany. Their plan was to stop to rest and refresh themselves at an ...
7. Mai 2015 · Benjamin Bathurst (18 March 1784 – 1809?) was a British diplomatic envoy who disappeared in Germany during the Napoleonic Wars. He was the third son of Henry Bathurst, Bishop of Norwich. Bathurst disappeared on or about 25 November 1809, sparking much debate and speculation about his ultimate fate, especially in science fiction stories, based…
Sir Benjamin Bathurst (c. 1639 – 1704) was an English courtier, politician and slave trader who served as a governor of the East India and Levant companies and a Cofferer of the Household. [1] [2] He was born the 6th surviving son of George Bathurst of Theddingworth, Leicestershire and his first wife Elizabeth Villiers of Hothorpe Hall , Northamptonshire .
Benjamin Bathurst. Benjamin Bathurst ( Londra, 18 marzo 1784 – 25 novembre 1809 ?) è stato un diplomatico inglese, misteriosamente scomparso a Perleberg, in Prussia, nel corso di una missione diplomatica. Sulla sua sparizione sono state avanzate varie teorie, da quella più semplice riguardante un presunto omicidio avvenuto da parte di ...
