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... remains trees and hedges are even now continually met with when the tide is out. Again the burial place and the rem lins of the tower, discovered r lioss, are at the extremity of tho East Cliff. But to suppose that tho bones of the dead were deposited the very ...
... value of the counsels contained this book. is treasury practical wisdom, the subject of which treats. Washed Ashore ; or the Tower of Stonnoune Bay. William H. G. Kingston. London: Jackson, Walfoid, and Hodder. A very striking, well-told, and remarable story ...
... H. Banning (deputation), C. D. Charlton, 11. B. Foyster, W. B. Bennett, E. Jarvis, and R. Towers. The meeting having been opened with prayer by the Rev. R. Towers, The Reverend Chairman delivered brief address, in which he referred to the present condition ...
... came' hack again beyond tin gate dant had done the same thing before and had cautioned him. ! Thomas Jervis, collector at the tower gate proved seeing the defendant turn off turnpike road j the day in question and had previously cautioned him. Witness added ...
... its origin. The wind, which blew from the south-west, caused the flames an early period of the fire to ignite the northern tower, although a space of fully titty yards intervened between it and the palace. ! This, however, was not matter of so much moment ...
... After passing the finstwall, the Russians had to fight their way hand hand through a dense mas 3 ofcombatants under heavy it* towers of the fortress. In half-an-hour all the walls were taken, and the assailants entered the Here the fight was renewed with ...
... the latter are women, the first that have ever left Japan. The passage that was discovered some time since beneath the York Tower of Windsor Castle, is course of clearance a party of sappers, with a view of discovering its terminus and purpose. Nineteen ...
... mornin*servicr third Sunday at three in the afternoon and the fourth Sunday at hair-past Bin the eveni.ir.—lti vs. T. and R Towers. Church.—Morning. 1'; evening, half-past B.Wednesday oven.ng 7. Communion—Third Sun.lav in every month after the moraing service ...
... the left of Ninfleld. Castlk, fine ruin, 14 miles west of SL Leonards, the ol«Te..fc brick building in England. Its stately tower® are. mantle I o'er with ivy and historical associations, apresirs Dooms.'lay-Book to have been the Ion! ship and Godwin ...
... Hastings. Hempsted and Co St. Leonards-on-Sea. H. R. Brown Eastbourne. and Wholesale of the Refiners, BEDFORD BROS., 187, Tower-hill, London. 1 ...
... Hastings. I J. Smith Hastings. 1 and Co St. Leoraw's-on-Sja. ' H. li. Brown Eastborrn;. and Wholesale of the BEDFORD BROS., i 87, Tower-till, London, • ...
... Association, occupied the chair. The platform seats were occupied by the Revs. T. Yores, W. T. Turner, C. D. Charlton, R. Towers, and T. Rooke. After prayer by the Rev. T. Vores, The Chairman (Mr. Shadwell) introduced right reverend lecturcr in highly ...