Lord Clive fired a mere four rounds with the replacement gun at enemy targets.

The gun fitted to Lord Clive was a spare.

My dear nieces," said he, "you will get from Lord Clive's fund just £50 a year a-piece, and that constitutes your entire fortune.

We watered there twice in the Lord Clive, both coming and going.

Lord Clive had tried to negotiate the acquisition of Orissa from the Marathas.

Lord Clive and her sisters rehearsed their role up until mid-July when the battle began.

Lord Clive was paid off almost immediately after the end of the war and laid up at Immingham.

Lord Clive remained there until sold for scrap on 10 October 1927 for £13,500.

However in 1780 the 2nd Lord Clive pulled down the old courthouse and used the material towards the building of what is now the Town Hall.

They were designated as zamindars by Lord Clive himself.