... From its rise its source it is one continual rush of clear and sparkling tester, tumbling over huge rocks, rush ng between high banks, or gliding smoithly over gravelly shallows. To my mind nothing can be more perfect than this stream ; if it were but two ...

... was a maid a milking, who was so suddenly surrounded with waters that she could not escape, but had just time to reach a high bank on which she stood secure from the in- undation, but without any relief from hunger and cold for two days several ways were ...

... lead nearest to our required direction but after going to the end of a long field we found further progress barred by a high bank and thick hedge, the seem- ing path being nothing more than a track worn by the farm labourers. Turning back to the stile ...

... Aberystwyth, in a market cart, when passing Llanrbvstid bridge, from some cause or other the horse Lacked the cart over a high bank into the middle of the river. There was a great flood in the river at the time, and the current was very strong, and as the ...

... formation of jointstock companies. All business men are fully aware that 1873 witnessed for some little time an exceptionally high bank rate, when it stood at no less than nine per cent. Yet more than two hundred companies were floated, and the capital which ...

... eat into the old read again at B. This would be ea kagemement, as we shosid gat a much better (own. &Lisa sad do away with high banks en each side of the road, and as the extra met would be very little, if any, and the deviation a less wetly road to maintain ...

... wished to see whatever there was to he seen, accordingly the spectators retired some 300 yards to the left front, where the. high bank dividing the river front the marsh afforded a capita politico for • bird's-eye view of the wens. Some doubts were expremed ...

... H. Kenvit— Mr and Mrs Ford, and maid. Leamington Mr and Mrs A. F. Brunt, Misses Clifton Mr and Mrs Halsey and Kiss Boyd, High Bank, Leintotiwarden Mr Parks, Birmingham 5, Miss Trovethan-11, Trafalgar Hence, Mrs Hughes-7, Brighton House. Mrs Hamer-8, Aborgeldis ...

... position for the night. The enemy's position was found to be as follows :—Their camp was pitched behind the screen of a high-banked ridge of hills, extending from near the Argandab in a north easterly direction. The western extremity of this ridge is called ...

... havoc Mated by the sea on the banks awl cliffs along the coaet is sad to contemilate. Hundreds of tons of the Genlangoch,—a high bank composed mainly of catirain. have been washei away within a short time, and no effort to he made to prevent the inroads. ...

... carriage drive sweetie right and left i . lia t ,normous of material excavated from the river has been utilized to form high banks and to give an undulating and varie.l appearance to what was previously tlst ground. In the centre of the ground. and at ...

... WALL—The sea has been making rapid ieroa on this coast of late years especially on the part kuus a as tieulangoch. These high banks which were the choice haunts of the inhabitants sad the sea hirds which builds their nests in high cliffs years ago. have ...