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... Hiding Yorkshire, a cheap and plentiful country, about ten mileslrom Hull, Beverley, and Wcighimi, and within four South Cave, Cottage Villa, of handsome and uniform elevation, witiicoach-house, stabling, and every requisite office for the accommodation ...
... St. Paul Lathe dial, and Views from the Summit—One Shilling. «wisa the Conservatories, Foontain, Grotto, and a Marine Cave , Cottage, Alpine Scenery, Waterfalls, &c., &c.—One been n/b. Aviary, stocked with rare and canons Buds, has been added (without ...
... high Stadt of c himneys, andthe top of the roof of the l'ackhorse Inn, kept by Mr. He.sey, were blown into the road. At Cave-cottage, closely adjoining, a stack uf chimneys was also bhiwn down. On the OJ sideof the road a long range of wooden palings, ...
... Packhorse Inn, kept by Mr. Hersey, were were in the lower part of the premises; but, unfortunately, blown into the road. At Cave-cottage, closely adjoining, a one lady named Crookshank, and her female attendant, were stack af chimneys was also blown down. ...
... a high stack of chimneys, and the top of the roof of the Packhorse inn, kept by Mr. Hersey, was blown into the road. At Cave cottage, closely adjoining, a stack of chimneys was also blown down. In the opposite side of the road, a long range of wooden palings ...
... high stack of chimneys, and the top of the roof of the Packhorse Inn, kept by Mr. Hersey, were blown into the road. At Cave-cottage, closely adjoining, a stack of chimneys was alto blown down. On the opposite side of the road a long range of wooden palings ...
... high stack of chimneys, and the top of the roof of the Packhorse Inn, kept by Mr. Hersey, were blown into the road. At Cave-cottage, closely adjoining, a stack of chimneys was also blown down. On the opposite 1 , side of the road a long range of wooden ...
... Tiirnliam-green a high stack chimnies, and the top of the roof of the Inn, kept by Mr. Hersev, were blown into the road. At Cave-cottage, closely adjoining, stack of chimnies was also blown down. the opposite side of the road long range wooden palings, running ...
... secondly, rials. Cathedral were observed were blow,, from the roof el the b-use JI,. 1 .ds,., W ere blown into the road. Cave-cottage, I!n ..racnce the more important point, what con- The ball and cross of ht. Pa, ,‘' iraix . alld . retail iieer-shop, in ...
... carried away Opposite Turnham-green high chimneys the top of the roof of the Packhorse Inn were blown into the road At Cave-cottage stack chimneys was also blown down About one o'clock the wind suddenly shifted to the north west which moment the arbours ...
... Magazine, Jane, 1837. PERSONS desirous of Country air for their Children will find every necessary comfort for them at CAVE COTTAGE, BELL-LANE, HOUNSLOW, where they may enjoy every religious privilege, and the improvement of their education promoted. ...
... Surrey, in her 48th year. July 11, at Kverton, near Liverpool, A ' Nicholas Waterhouse, in her 7-i'l vcar- July 9, at Cave-cottage, Tuniham-g-*' of A. M. Keboul, Ksq., and daughter of - w Oathall, Lindfield, Su=*ex, in hei 22d y-; July 11, Mr. Edward ...