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London Debating Societies
… wore alternatively the Appearance of Desolation, and of wild Extravagance and Enchantment. The Proprietors have … altered the tune, Debate took a the dumps, and gave way to wild Fun; Fun called up a Fury in masculine shape, But the …
London Debating Societies
… November 15 968. November 18, 1784 Coachmakers Hall 'Is a wild or studious youth the more likely to make a good …
London Politics 1713-1717
… John, glo A Wilcox, Thomas, uph A Wilcox, William, sad B Wild, Benjamin, sta B Wild, Edward, bow A Wild, John, sta B Wild, William, hab B Wildboare, Nicholas, …
A History of the County of Stafford
… 578 The new owner of St. Mary's Works was Thomas Clarke Wild, who had founded the Royal Albert Crown China Works, …
A Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
… spot, watered by a rivulet, and almost covered with wild shrubs, interspersed with cowslip and polyanthus. The …
A History of the County of Sussex
… residential area in 1907. 7 One attraction was its wild, romantic scenery, many houses being sited on … and ecclesiastical jurisdiction, 41 Lower Beeding was a wild and often lawless place; disputes were sometimes settled …
A History of the County of Sussex
… Middle Ages the forest also contained feral horses and wild deer. The place name Horsham may allude to the practice … succeeded by the idea of the forest as a romantic place of wild natural beauty, rich in legends and supernatural … then owner, to be considered exceptionally picturesque. 78 Wild deer were to be found in the forest in 1941, 79 and were …
A History of the County of Sussex
… conditions. 27 There were deer in the park in 1896 and wild animals from various parts of the world in 1910. 28 In …
Old and New London
… of Lord Ellenborough. Here, having sown his seditious wild oats and broken free from the lawyers, Hone continued … Wyat's advance up Fleet Street, to enclose him like a wild boar in the toils. At nine on a February morning, 1554, …