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   James Sadler (February 1753 – 28 March 1828) was the first English balloonist, as well as a chemist and pastry chef . Life. A view of the balloon of Mr. Sadler's ascending. Print illustrating Sadler's ascent on 12 August 1811. Sadler worked as a pastry chef in the family business, The Lemon Hall Refreshment House, a small shop in Oxford. [1]

2. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-england-oxfordshire-28094742James Sadler: The Oxford balloon man history forgot - BBC News

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   Jul 12, 2014 · By Linda Serck. BBC News, South. Two hundred years ago James Sadler was a name on every Englishman's lips. The pastry chef from Oxford with a gift for science became the first ever Englishman...

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   Who was James Sadler?

   • Sadler was the second person to make a balloon ascent in England, very soon after the Tuscan Vincent Lunardi 's flight on 15 September 1784 in the grounds of the Honourable Artillery Company at Moorfields. James Sadler was still the first English Aeronaut, making his ascent the following month, on 4 October 1784 from Christ Church Meadow, Oxford.

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   How old was James Sadler when he died?

   • Sadler died in Oxford on 28 March 1828 aged 75 - a ripe old age for a daredevil balloonist - and his achievements inspired obituaries in England and France. Oxford University's newspaper however marked his death with one sentence : "Mr James Sadler, elder brother of Mr Sadler of Rose Hill, Oxford, has died."

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   What did Mr Sadler try?

   • Early on Monday Morning the 4th Instant, Mr. Sadler of this City, tried the Experiment of his Fire Balloon, raised by means of rarefied Air: Underneath was fixed a Kind of Gallery, provided with a Stove suspended over it for containing the Fire, so contrived, by a Movement, as to let in any Degree of Heat for the Expansion of the Machine.

   Oxford Inscriptions: James Sadler’s balloon flight

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   Why was Sadler a national hero?

   • Overnight, Sadler was a national hero. Oxford shut down to celebrate his miraculous success, as townspeople took the horses from his carriage in order to personally pull him around town for hours in celebration.

   Out of Time: James Sadler, The Man Who Launched the First Manned

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4. thevintageteacup.us › pages › james-sadler-andJames Sadler Dates, Backstamps, History, Hallmarks Patterns ...

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   c1899 - 1937. James Sadler was founded in 1882, and is one of the leading manufacturers of teapots in the UK. The early Sadler teapots were "Brown Betty" style, tall and shaped more like a coffee pot with possibly a marking found on the bottom.

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   Jul 12, 2014 · By Linda Serck. BBC News, South. 12 July 2014. None. Thousands lined Hyde Park during the 1814 jubilee celebrations to see James Sadler's balloons take off. Two hundred years ago James Sadler...

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7. scihi.org › james-sadler-first-english-aeronautJames Sadler – the First English Aeronaut | SciHi Blog

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   Feb 27, 2022 · England’s first Balloonists. Sadler worked as a pastry chef in the family business, The Lemon Hall Refreshment House, a small shop in Oxford . He was the second known person in England to achieve an ascent in a balloon after pioneering Italian aeronaut Vincent Lunardi, who premiered on 15 September 1784.

8. www.english-teapots.com › teapot_james_sadlerSadler Teapot - English Teapots

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   James Sadler and Sons Ltd is the world famous pottery manufacturer originally founded in 1882 in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire in England. Sadler started with their famous red clay fine earthenware teapots with a dark brown glaze. They have since gone on to become one of the most well known pottery manufacturers in the world.

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10. leftlion.co.uk › features › 2021Out of Time: James Sadler, The Man Who Launched the First ...

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    We take a look back at the life of pioneering aeronaut James Sadler, the man who launched the first manned balloon flight from Nottingham in 1813... If you went back two centuries, you’d be hard pressed to find a person in Britain who didn’t know the name James Sadler.