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... principal industries of Br Prince Henry, who was for a time lees successor: and a little later (1761-1782) does not permit us to speak of by one Matthew of fluids/lit street. came Newton, the author of the Dissertations and the line altar tombs of the never ...
... proceeding further may this house he a plaee of rest to many a toor, weary, simple soul. Inside the building Dr. Holman, speaking on behalf of Lady Smyth said It seemed to that lady such a very short time ago since, owing to her own ill-health, she deputed ...
... over the west portal, for the outer circle depicts the the principal industries of Bristol. Our space does not permit us to speak of the Lady Chapel, and the fine altar tombs of the Berkeley family, or the new reredos. Of the original work Abbot Knowles' ...
... for instance the size of Lichfield. 'We should have thought that when Liverpool (a city with practically no history worth speaking of) adorned and illuminated-her city, and business men listen to this, made a splendid profit out of her Pageant. Bristol ...
... the span of the chains from saddle to saddle is a small token of their esteem and res p ect, a practically no history worth speaking of) adorned a population. Seated on the elope and tumult of for the erection of a suspension bridge, a design 702 feet 3 ...
... patience, no exhaustive treatise on the speed of iight, enyes that he knows bow it is that his gas bills run up so rapidly. Speaking of the sloth, tome ones ears, lie moves suspended, sleeps suspended, rests suspended, walks suspended, and, in fact, passes ...
... pati«nee, an exhaustive treatise on the speed of light, says that Le knows bow it is that hi• guy bills run up so rapidly. Speaking of the sloth, some one says, He moves suspended, sleeps suspended, rests ensrnded, walks suspended, and, in fact• passes ...
... you let my father know you owned a gent deal of property ? He: I hinted at it. She: What did he say ? He He said, Deeds speak louder than words. Rate : Why only last week vou said that nothing your father and mother colic' say would ever make you marry ...
... Certainly, sir, cried the Editor, springing to hie feet and rubbing his hands. Excuse me a moment, and he went to the speaking tube, and said to the foreman compositor in a whisper: You need not set that editorial of mite on ' The Curse of Drink' ...
... Coleridge, Robert Hall, and the witty Sydney Smith, who was a canon of Bristol Cathedral. William of Malmesbury, who died in 1148, speaks of Bristol as being celebrated in his time for shipping. Henry 11. granted the town a charter in 1166, and took possession ...
... Robert Hall, and the witty Sydney Smith, who was a canon of Bristol Cathedral. William of lialmesbury, who died in 1148, speaks of Bristol as being celebrated in his time for shipping. Henry IL granted the town a charter in 1166, and took possession ...
... with her own, and now she fears her haughty Harold will not call. She hears a step, a ring, a voice she knows, and someone speaking to the servant in the hall. She will not wait until • light is brought, but gently calls Come in. The visitor eaters, and ...