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British History Online

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Calais Papers, August 1548, 04 August 1548-10 August 1548

2. That two of the windmills without the Old Man, standing in much danger from the enemy, it is necessary that one be taken down and reconstructed in the Old Man, upon a mount recently commenced on the east bulwark.

Calais Papers, September 1549, 10 September 1549-10 September 1549

himself more fearful than cause was, and seemed unwilling to serve with the numbers appointed to remain in the Old Man, requiring the number of 1,500 men, desire that he shall forthwith be discharged, and Sir John Norton placed in

Calais Papers, November 1548, 08 November 1548-08 November 1548

page . ] 170 . Statement of the three principal officers of the forts of Boulogneberg, Bas Boulogne, the Old Man, and the Young Man, viz., the captain, lieutenant, and gentleman porter, with the pay allowed to each. [ One

Calais Papers, May 1547, 04 May 1547-21 May 1547

May 1547 May 4. The Old Man. 127 . Sir Thomas Palmer to the Lord Protector, Complains that the High Marshal and Comptroller of Boulogne interfere with his authority and government in the Old Man. Details a recent dispute between

Calais Papers, October 1552, 02 October 1552-17 October 1552

the Ordnance there, placed about the King's Majesty's fortresses of High Boulogne and the castle there, Bas Boulogne, the Old Man and Boulogneberg, and an entitling of all such wants desired to be supplied for the better defence of the

British Newspapers 1600-1900

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British Newspapers 1600-1900

ARHOLIAD YSGOLION SABBOTHOL GORLLEWIN IORGANWG, EBRILL 25ain, 1882. ADRODDIAD Y DOSBARTH ISAF. Derbyniwyd 80 o bapyran yn y doobarth hwn, 56 yn q Saesneg a 24 yn Gymraeg, allan o'r rh f hyn y mae 1i4 we-;i dyfod trwy

British Newspapers 1600-1900

0 BAPYRAU CYMREIG AXERICA. Chwythodd an Reuben Rees, Bellefonte, Pa., ei ym- enydd allan am iddo fethu gwneyd taliad ar ei ffarm. Lladdwyd bachgen ienaue or eow Johnny Davies, mab William J. a Sarah Davies, Old Man's Creek, Iowa,

British Newspapers 1600-1900

0 BAPYRAU CYXREIG AXERICA. Deohreuodd y Parch. D. E. Evans (Treleck), ar ei lafur gweinidogaethol yn Old Man's Creek, Iowa, ar y try ydI Sabbath yn Awet. Bydd y Parch. Bees Evans, Li .nwrtyd, yn gadael New York -sr

British Newspapers 1600-1900

siarad D yD dde, gallnog, a theg, Am danom ein hunain g yr ydym yD Ilongyfarch ' the Grand Old Man' a ar ei ymgais ardderchog i ymdrin ye ymarferol i, i phwnc y dydd yn Mrydain Fawr; ac er

British Newspapers 1600-1900

yr oedd y brwd- frydedd yn angerddol, a pbawb yn yniwthio i geisio cael golwg ar y ' Grand Old Man,' rhai yn sefylI ar faenau eu traed, rbai yn yrngodi ar ysgwyddau eu cyfeillion, ac eraill yn neidio i

Charles Booth Online Archive

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Ms797/III/40: Drawing entitled "Coniston village and the Old Man" by Charles Booth Pencil drawing, relieved in white Dimensions: 6.75" x 9.5" Date: 1860

Ms797/III/40: Drawing entitled "Coniston village and the Old Man" by Charles Booth Pencil drawing, relieved in white Dimensions: 6.75" x 9.5" Date: 1860 CONISTON CUMBRIA LEISURE HOBBIES DRAWING BOOTH CHARLES 1840 1916 SHIPOWNER AND SOCIAL COMMENTATOR

Victoria County History

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Townships Church Coniston

comparatively level ground beside the lake, the whole surface is occupied by the great Fells , culminating in Coniston Old Man , 2,633 ft. above the sea, which is the highest point in the county. This was formerly a beacon

Clanfield Introduction 36. Wesleyan Methodist chapel and village street in the 1920 s, looking north-west 37. The river Thames at Harper's weir in the late 19 th century 38. The northern end of Clanfield village c. 1913 39. The Plough Inn and war memorial in the 1920 s 40. The Thames Valley ( Knapp 's) Ironworks Band at the owner's house, c . 1913; the ironwork porch was made at the foundry

the Thames at Clark's or Harper's weir, where a foot crossing exis ted possibly from the Middle Ages. 31 Old Man 's Bridge at the weir, 'much broken' in 1868 when it formed part of a footway 'to several towns',

Stoke Newington Economic history

P94/MRY/81 (Statements on tithes, 1715). Robinson , Stoke Newington , map facing p. 37. F. W. Baxter , ' Old Man . Ho . of Stoke Newington ' (MS., S.N.L. 57.2, LC 2839). Robinson , Stoke Newington , 39-40; draft

Outlying Parts of the Liberty THE LIBERTY c. 1750

Gresswell , who planted it with willows and flower borders and built another walk from Sheriff's brid ge to Old Man 's bridge (on Aristotle lane). He was prevented from completing a circuit of walks and from draining the meadow

Parishes Overton

Marlborough ; Blenheim Mun. E/P/90, midigth-cent. survey; E/A/14, rental, 1862-5 ; E/A/15, rental, 1866-70 ; abstr. of title to Old Man ., Overton , penes Sir Maur. Dorman. Abstr. of title penes Sir Maur. Dorman; W.R.O. 106, sale cat.; Kelly

John Strype's Survey of London Online

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Book 1, Chapter 17 TOWER of London. The Crown stollen.

made his Attempt; viz. the 9th of May , about Seven in the Morning, An. Dom. 1673 . The old Man was got up ready to receive his Guest, and the Daughter had put her self into her best Dress

19th Century British Pamphlets

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Reasons in rhyme for voting Conservative, with notes by the way., 1885

skedaddle, £ The Queen ' s " vindication of rights " turned out twaddle, For, with cowardice craven, the Old Man surrendered, And having squandered a million Boer liberty tendered. * Gladstone . + This refers to the Kilmainham Treaty,

Reasons in rhyme for voting Conservative, with notes by the way., 1885

would have let the people remain; But Fate did not will it so ; Salisbury ' s name May yet Britain cleanse from Gladstonian shame. Thus you see what the " Grand Old Man ' s " trifling has done

The Lies of the Liberal Party., 1884

- France Ask them, Whose policy has brought ruin on the sugar refiners, and whether it was their Grand Old Man or not who, when a deputation of working men engaged in that trade waited upon him the other day

The Wells of Abu Klea: or, Who killed John Bull? ..., 1885

every association of youth and happiness, of love and loyalt}7. My chief agent at present is William, a Grand Old Man . You shall see him when we get home. The pride and hope of my life is my son,

The Gladstone rule: a retrospective commentary, 1885

CANNES . See the Grand Old Man advance, Rosy from the coasts of France ; Olive boughs and orange blooms Bears he to Saint Stephen ' s rooms, Type of Love, and type of Peace,- All dissensions now must cease,

The History of Parliament

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AUDLEY, Thomas II (by 1492-1554), of St. Ives, Hunts.

when Boulogne fell in the following year he was put in charge of the bulwark there known as the Old Man. The King acknowledged Audley’s merits by making him a gentleman usher of the privy chamber (a status which he

House of Commons Parliamentary Papers

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Report from His Majesty's commissioners for inquiring into the administration and practical operation of the Poor Laws., 1834

instance!-. J i 20. Â Not any. 20. Â No ; although to be desired. 21.Â 22.Â Yes; 1 Old Man; 7 Boys; 3 Old Women; 7 Girls under IS. 25. Â Not any. 24.Â No work done for individuals

First report of the commissioners appointed to inquire into the municipal corporations in England and Wales., 1835

MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS IN ENGLAND AND WALES. 005 CORNWALL* BOROUGH OF SALTASH. SALTASH. THE Local Limits of the borough on the land are defined by bound-stones, which are Local Limits. severally situated at places called Combe Cowders, Longstone and at

Report from the Select Committee on Royal Dublin Society; together with the minutes of evidence, and appendix., 1836

Portugal and Spajn, Jesse's Gleanings, Men Esfc and Manners in America, Bubbles by an Old Man, Barringtpn's Personal Sketches, " Â Catechism of the Corn Laws, the Mirror of Parliament, and suclj magazines 0 May 1836, ag jj'iackwood's and the

Second report of the inspectors appointed under the provisions of the act 5 & 6 Will. IV. c. 38, to visit the different prisons of Great Britain., 1837

C. . s. s. . J. O. c. c. . J. E. . c. c. . J. A. . Old Man Boy . . Man . Man or Boy. Offimceg. Man W. \V. . E. B. . Boy .iMan .

Hand-loom weavers. Return to an address of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 15 February 1839;--for, copies of certain reports of the Assistant Hand-Loom Weavers' Commissioners. Reports from ..., 1839

2 Food, at If 50c per day 10 Subscription to Infirmary Fire, &c. - Schooling of Children Pension of Old Man - Clothes - ... Furniture, Amusements, &c. cts. 50 50 - 1 - - - 50 - 1 -

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