London, by David Hughson, Том 61809 |
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... Hall , Cambridge , formed the whole into a college , called Gonvile and Caius College , and gave the above manor , as part of its endowment , for ever . THE MORE , was part of the possessions of George , arch- bishop of York , youngest ...
... Hall , Cambridge , formed the whole into a college , called Gonvile and Caius College , and gave the above manor , as part of its endowment , for ever . THE MORE , was part of the possessions of George , arch- bishop of York , youngest ...
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... HALL contains portraits of Francis , lord Cotting- ton ; the earl of Kinnoul , VANDYCK ; Elizabeth , queen of Bohemia , JANSEN ; William , marquis of Hertford , VAN- DYCK ; Weston , earl of Portland , son of the lord trea- surer ; queen ...
... HALL contains portraits of Francis , lord Cotting- ton ; the earl of Kinnoul , VANDYCK ; Elizabeth , queen of Bohemia , JANSEN ; William , marquis of Hertford , VAN- DYCK ; Weston , earl of Portland , son of the lord trea- surer ; queen ...
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... hall , " says Mr. Lysons , " and the cloisters , were intire in the year 1800. The hall , which was forty - four feet by twenty - two , had a rich Gothic roof , and pointed windows ; and was enriched with fluted pillars on the sides ...
... hall , " says Mr. Lysons , " and the cloisters , were intire in the year 1800. The hall , which was forty - four feet by twenty - two , had a rich Gothic roof , and pointed windows ; and was enriched with fluted pillars on the sides ...
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... Hall , who gave 7. a year to it , to teach seven poor children ; and Mr. Bland , rector of Buckland , gave 401. a year more , to teach two poor children ; and lady Barkham 5l . per annum to teach five poor children ; the bishop also ...
... Hall , who gave 7. a year to it , to teach seven poor children ; and Mr. Bland , rector of Buckland , gave 401. a year more , to teach two poor children ; and lady Barkham 5l . per annum to teach five poor children ; the bishop also ...
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... hall is still in existence . Gough , in his Additions to Camden's Britannica , informs us , that in the year 1729 two labourers digging a trench in Lemonfield , in the parish of WESTMILL , discovered two large Roman vessels , of pale ...
... hall is still in existence . Gough , in his Additions to Camden's Britannica , informs us , that in the year 1729 two labourers digging a trench in Lemonfield , in the parish of WESTMILL , discovered two large Roman vessels , of pale ...
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Стр. 418 - His gardens next your admiration call; On every side you look, behold the wall! No pleasing intricacies intervene, No artful wildness to perplex the scene ; Grove nods at grove, each alley has a brother, And half the platform just reflects the other.
Стр. 202 - Of these, about seven hundred, rendered, by long confinement for debt, strangers and helpless in the country of their birth, and desirous of seeking an asylum in the wilds of America, were by him conducted thither in 1732. He willingly encountered in their behalf a variety of fatigue and danger, and thus became the founder of the Colony of Georgia; a Colony which afterwards set the noble example of prohibiting the importation of slaves.
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