Bishop’s Waltham — Hampshire Parole Town

Generated illustration. Not a historical photograph. An English riverside hospital. Not a town survey and not a likeness.

Overview

The parole is already on Villeneuve Pierre-Charles — French Admiral. After the Battle of Trafalgar 1805 — Overview he was held on parole at Bishop’s Waltham in Hampshire.¹

The Parole-Place

This note covers that parole-place only. A house, a parole rule, and a later memorial stay on RESEARCH_QUEUE.

Morlaix — 18 April 1806 already used the 18 April 1806 landing and left this town queued. Hôtel de la Patrie — Rennes is the death-place, not this town. Valensole — Provence is the birthplace. A spoken line stays on the Villeneuve note and the source card, not here. Do not invent a verdict from this page.²

Sources

• @adkin2005trafalgar
• @white2005nelson
• Villeneuve Pierre-Charles — French Admiral

Related

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Same Subject

• Villeneuve Pierre-Charles — French Admiral
• Morlaix — 18 April 1806
• Hôtel de la Patrie — Rennes
• Valensole — Provence

Cross-Domain

• Battle of Trafalgar 1805 — Overview
• HMS Conqueror — Overview
• Age of Sail — Era Overview
• Age of Sail — Chronological Timeline

Footnotes

1. Held on parole at Bishop’s Waltham in Hampshire: Villeneuve Pierre-Charles — French Admiral. ↩

2. 18 April 1806 landing: Morlaix — 18 April 1806. Death-place: Hôtel de la Patrie — Rennes. Do not invent a house, a parole rule, or a verdict. Do not recopy a spoken line. ↩