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... prisons . • Newgate . Queen's Bench . London University , and King's College CHAPTER XIX . - Parley tells about Crosby Hall , Old House in Bishopsgate Street . The highest spot in London St. Saviour's Church , and the Lady Chapel . St ...
... prisons . • Newgate . Queen's Bench . London University , and King's College CHAPTER XIX . - Parley tells about Crosby Hall , Old House in Bishopsgate Street . The highest spot in London St. Saviour's Church , and the Lady Chapel . St ...
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... prison , and it was here that the unfortunate Lady Jane Grey was confined and executed I shall notice a few of the most important buildings . The White Tower , which is 48 PARLEY'S TALES -Parley goes to the Tower The Monument The Pitish ...
... prison , and it was here that the unfortunate Lady Jane Grey was confined and executed I shall notice a few of the most important buildings . The White Tower , which is 48 PARLEY'S TALES -Parley goes to the Tower The Monument The Pitish ...
Σελίδα 73
... different games and enjoy themselves ; but I am afraid that this fair , like most others of the kind , does a deal of mis- chief one way or other . CHAPTER XVIII . Parley speaks about prisons . Newgate . ABOUT GREAT BRITAIN . 73.
... different games and enjoy themselves ; but I am afraid that this fair , like most others of the kind , does a deal of mis- chief one way or other . CHAPTER XVIII . Parley speaks about prisons . Newgate . ABOUT GREAT BRITAIN . 73.
Σελίδα 74
... prisons . It is an easy thing to get into a prison , but oftentimes a hard mat- ter to get out again . Prisons used to be very different places to what they are now : men and women , boys and girls were confined there all together , and ...
... prisons . It is an easy thing to get into a prison , but oftentimes a hard mat- ter to get out again . Prisons used to be very different places to what they are now : men and women , boys and girls were confined there all together , and ...
Σελίδα 75
... prison , and that prison is the Newgate now standing . The walls are raised fifty feet , the cells for the con- demned are above the ground and dry , and there is a chapel that will hold between three and four hundred people . The ...
... prison , and that prison is the Newgate now standing . The walls are raised fifty feet , the cells for the con- demned are above the ground and dry , and there is a chapel that will hold between three and four hundred people . The ...
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Σελίδα 112 - I say, they will receive a terrible blow this parliament, and yet they shall not see who hurts them. This counsel is not to be contemned, because it may do you good, and can do you no harm : for the danger is past, as soon as you have burned the letter. And I hope God will give you the grace to make good use of it, unto whose holy protection I commend you*.
Σελίδα 40 - VII. one of the finest specimens of Gothic architecture in the world. It was...
Σελίδα 49 - Among these latter is a piece of cannon of the kind first invented ; formed of bars of iron hammered together, and bound with iron hoops : it has no carriage, but was moved by means of six rings, conveniently placed for that purpose. Horse Armoury. — This is a noble room, crowded with curiosities that will highly gratify the visitor.
Σελίδα 98 - These places occupy an area of from £ to 2 acres. The material used must have been brought from a great distance, as there is no stone in this country except soft sandstone, and very little of that. In 1863 the author assisted in exploring a mound 3 miles west of Tupelo, Miss. It was 8 feet high, 30 feet in diameter, and composed of white sand. It was situated on a ridge 400 feet west of a bluff, at the base of which is a spring.
Σελίδα 165 - ... add much to the picturesque effect. Below the Fall, the channel of the river is deep and rocky, and shelves rapidly down towards the lake ; the mountain sides are clothed with luxuriant woods of birch ; and the river, interrupted in its course by numerous masses of rock, is lashed into foam, and hurries impetuously forward for about a quarter of a mile.
Σελίδα 105 - No sooner do young persons, and many grown people, too, rise up in a morning, on the first day of April, than they begin to put some joke or other upon those around them, sending them on fruitless errands, or calling them to look at something, when there is nothing to look at. On Good Friday...
Σελίδα 148 - ... deposits of great depth, amounting in the aggregate to about two million five hundred thousand acres, the greater part of which acreage and the greater part of the course of the river lying in the western part of the State. The elevation of the bed of the river through the State of Kansas is from three thousand three hundred and fifty feet above the level of the sea at the Colorado line to one thousand feet above that level at the point where it enters Oklahoma. The rainfall in the drainage area...
Σελίδα 140 - NW tower is shown the chamber where queen Mary sat at supper, when Rizzio was dragged from her side and murdered ; and the private staircase by which Ruthven entered with the assassins, to perpetrate (lie savage deed.
Σελίδα 48 - ... various curiosities and antiquities at present contained within its walls, alike interesting to those at a distance, as also to those who may have an opportunity of visiting it. This venerable fortress stands on the northern bank of the Thames, at the. eastern extremity of the city. It consists of a large collection of fortified buildings, surrounded by a moat, or ditch,— containing several streets, and covering upwards of twelve acres of land. The most conspicuous part of this edifice is a...
Σελίδα 94 - Millions of young folks have been taught in them to remember their Creator in the days of their youth. I...