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Calendar of Treasury Books
… and the number of her Majesty's Troops that made their retreat to the mountain. He was that night ordered by Count …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… on the road to Kenilworth, is Guy's Cliff, the solitary retreat, for some years prior to his death, of the celebrated …
Old and New London
… times, presented much of the appearance of a suburban retreat. Thistle Grove, a turning out of the Fulham Road, … were opened in the summer of 1862, forming a charming retreat from the bustle of the Exhibition. Between the …
Old and New London
… them, the poor Jews endeavoured to make good their retreat into the City, pursued and pelted by a furious …
Old and New London
… have made him resolute against completing his unpleasant retreat. The pages soothed him before and behind; but he …
Old and New London
… of this fair lady with Dryden was brought to an end by her retreat into a cloister. The public recreation-ground does …
Old and New London
… neighbouring towns and villages rose up to oppose their retreat, as likely to sow the seeds of the disease still more …
Old and New London
… eyesis far more adapted for secrecy than the shade and the retreat; and more than this, society will always lend itself …
Old and New London
… its removal from Leadenhall Street) enjoyed a temporary retreat at Fife House, in Whitehall Yard, has now been …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… our generals will anticipate the routes the Russians must retreat by, and be prepared for them. I say must because they … the southern side of the place. He thinks that they will retreat by way of Perekop, therefore they have done what I … would, and sent a division to occupy the road they must retreat by. They should strengthen this, perhaps when the …