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Journal of the House of Lords
… am not aware that there was." "What sized Sofa was it?" "A Chaise longue." "Is the Hotel D'Hamburgh a Restaurateur's; or …
Journal of the House of Lords
… "About Once in a Week." "How did she go?" "In the Pony Chaise." "When you first went to her, did she go the Road by … what did your Mistress do?" "Get out of the Pony Chaise." "Did she walk?" "And walk on the Footpath." "What … they nearly reached Norwich; then she got into the Pony Chaise again, and he mounted his Horse again." "Then they …
Journal of the House of Lords
… to Clumber besides Mr. Ogilvy?" "Nobody." "Did you go in a Chaise?" "Yes." "When you got to Clumber, did you find His … "We rode up to the Door, but we never got out of the Chaise." "Did you enquire for His Grace?" "Yes; Mr. Ogilvy …
Journal of the House of Lords
… from Southwell that had a Vote, to pay the Expence of a Chaise." "Do you know who that Voter was?" "I think his Name … for which he borrowed it assigned to be the Payments of Chaise Hire, to promote Sir Henry Wilson's Interest?" "It …
Journal of the House of Lords
… me whether I would go to his House, and they would order a Chaise for me; I said I would go; and they ordered a Chaise, and when I got to Worksop I had another Chaise to call, from Mr. Gilbert." "Did they say what you …
Journal of the House of Lords
… ( By a Lord.) "Was the Servant on Horseback, or in the Chaise?" "He was sitting in the Seat behind." "A Man or a … to leave Lady Ellenborough; she used to get out of the Chaise, and I used to return Home." "Did you sometimes return … do then?" "She got out of the Carriage into her Pony Chaise." "How far did she ride in the close Carriage?" "About …
Journal of the House of Lords
… "Yes." "Did you follow?" "Yes; I followed in a Post Chaise." "With a Child of Mrs. Trower?" "With a young Lady …
Journal of the House of Lords
… "Yes." "Did you follow?" "Yes; I followed in a Post Chaise." "With a Child of Mrs. Trower?" "With a young Lady …
A History of the County of Warwick
… Mary 'de Prato' of Leicester and those held by the nuns of Chaise-Dieu (in Eure) in Attleborough or Eaton; 6 also land … Cal. Doc. France, 376. These lands had been granted to Chaise-Dieu in exchange for others originally granted to the …