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... that could be devised. An underground story was sunk, and in it all the shafting and straps were placed, so that the saw mills above were worked rom the shafts and straps below. From one end of this underground story to the other there extends a strong ...
... to the very ship which brought William 111. to this country. The Paris correspondents of the Independance Beige revive the story that the Emperor Napoleon intends placing himself at the head of one of the expeditions in the coming campaign. According to ...
... popularity, and we can hardly imagine there will be any one without this Cheap Edition.” Marchioness of Brinvilliers, (the I Stories ofWaterloo, by Maxwell. fid Poisoner of the 17th century, by The King's Own, by Marryatt, fid. Albert Smith, Is. fid. | Peter ...
... d’Albret, who saw her husband drowned while rendering assistance to some sufferers, threw herself out of window the fourth story and was killed the spot. A young woman who had been confined two before was taken out of her bed with her child and conveyed ...
... the gaol regulations, and the manner in which Major Fulford, the governor, performs the duties that devolve upon him, such story as this would not require any observation ; but as many may not be aware of these circumstances, it is advisable to state that ...
... which rang through the house as penetrating and as awakening as the summons of a trumpet, created a feeling which was nothing short of amazement. People could not so soon make up their minds whether they were looking at a great vocalist or great actress —but ...
... LATE MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT. To the Editor of the âBRIDPORT NEWS. Sib, âThe sad catastrophe on the Cornish Coast, which but short time since snatched with terrible suddenness young citizen of this town from the bosom of his family, is still fresh in the ...
... the parish jhurch of St. James, Piccadilly. . -••o'. ' '■ !i The Times 9 Coronation correspondent writes According to the stories I hear, his Majesty vyajs very gracious to M. de Moniy at the levee, and conversed With him for some time. He alluded to the ...
... four stories in height in the main, with four towers, each five stories in height. Three of these towers occupied the corners of the building, and one stood midway of the only wing. In addition to these towers there was an immense tower six stories in height ...
... be about £32,000. The principal front is to Peterstreet, being about 160 feet long and 75 feet high, in two stories. The front of the ground story is a piazza of nine arches, resting on massive piers. The spandrels of these arches are sculptured, displaying ...
... Lomond, its towers, donjon-k ...
... pats the nation's neck, and says—“ Good people, reasonable people, you will not object to a little inconvenience for a verv short time.” Only for three years,’ said Sir K. Peel ; and when those were ended it was only for three years more, and when those ...