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Old and New London
… "by what they themselves felt, with the difficulties young men had to contend with in gaining the knowledge …
Old and New London
… he spoke, instead of answering his question, called him 'a young Popish cur,' and asked him 'who had made Anne a saint?' …
Old and New London
… then been recently made in the park: "For future shade, young trees upon the banks Of the new stream appear, in even … W. C. Hazlitt respecting the waterfowl in this park and a young gentleman, a clerk in the Treasury, not over-gifted … the sixpence was found inside one of the birds, and the young man vowed that he would have the poulterer prosecuted …
Old and New London
… summer of 1745, two adherents of the House of Stuartone a young officer in the Pretender's armyhad hired a chaise to … he makes his yearly progress up the Thames to count the young cygnets and old swans within the civic jurisdiction. …
A History of the County of Somerset
… was £520. 24 In 1268 the vicar was assigned tithes of young stock, of wool, flax, hemp, cheese, milk, honey, and of …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… to the lord of the manor. 14 By 1591 it was a wood of young oaks, 15 and in 1812 it was 37 a. of former coppice planted with young oaks. 16 On the north side of the hill there was …
A History of the County of Gloucester
… Cambridge. 13 Cambridge died in 1725 or 1726, leaving a young son, the poet Richard Owen Cambridge, after whose death …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of this part of the county are fully described in Young's Geological Survey of the Yorkshire Coast, and his …
Old and New London
… The cause of the crime was highly singular. In 1607 young Lord Sanquhar, a Scotch nobleman, who with others of … had an eye put out by a fencing-master of Whitefriars. The young lorda man of a very ancient, proud, and noble Scotch … that he unfortunately thrust out one of his eyes. The young baron, ashamed of his own rashness, and not convinced …