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Old and New London
… of excellent disposition and temper," in spite of a good deal more gallantry than our stricter age would pardon. The … of refugethe Mint and the Savoyhowever, escaped a good deal longer; and there the Hackmans and Cheatleys of the day …
Survey of London
… Whitehall Stairs, and it is convenient at this point to deal, as a whole, with the various river stairs at Whitehall, … to the King's Privy Chamber, it will be convenient to deal with the remaining buildings north of the Privy Stairs. … the Bowling Green. It has been found convenient to deal with the Orchard (or Bowling Green) at a later stage in …
Survey of London
… and it is with the former property that we have here to deal. The grant by the Abbey was, like the indenture with …
Old and New London
… rare were three or four Romish Breviaries, with a good deal of miniature and monkish painting and gilding, one of … her fine shoes were discovered, and she put to a great deal of shame: so that such as these tricks and worse among …
Old and New London
… here in 1670. We have already given our readers a good deal of information respecting the private relations of the …
Old and New London
… suppose the reason they were painted over was, that a good deal of the enamel had worn off, or was damaged in some way, …
Old and New London
… humour, adopted a plan which, it is stated, owed a good deal to the Premier, and which may be put down as broadly …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… again. A good many away in the shop ill. We have a good deal of business, although it is said Dalziel the engraver … I drew today 'Rectangle,' a diagram, and cut up a great deal of wood and began 'Plough.' 15. Cut up a lot of wood, … Very cold. The sky appears as if we should have a great deal of snow. 22. Went on with Wreath and went several …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… certain that the war has done us (the engravers) a great deal of harm, but we would not have a bad peace on account of … I should think. 9. Went on with Pantheon, cut up a great deal of wood etc. No news. Snowing and raining. Cold day. The … he has sent him to Persia to have it done. A nice man to deal with, that. The Rev. Mr Branch is dead. Last night I …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… considerable talent. He has travelled in Europe a great deal and has just returned from a tour in Italy, principally … finished drawing it, finished no 3 aquarium, cut up a good deal of wood etc. My father went in evening to Mr Hepburn's. … friend Henry Doulton's pottery, which destroyed a great deal of property before it was extinguished. It created …