Letters Archaeological and Historical Relating to the Isle of Wight, Tom 2Henry Frowde, 1896 |
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... receiving the hospitalities of that prelate , it may be imagined that the wives of the clergy would meet with scant courtesy from the stately dames who belonged to the Island squirearchy . A long time had to elapse before the Reformed ...
... receiving the hospitalities of that prelate , it may be imagined that the wives of the clergy would meet with scant courtesy from the stately dames who belonged to the Island squirearchy . A long time had to elapse before the Reformed ...
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... received reverently , ' and adds ' that of all abuses this is most indecent and intolerable to suffer holy things to be handled by men so profane , and defiled by interposition of dissolute words . ' It is said by those who have read ...
... received reverently , ' and adds ' that of all abuses this is most indecent and intolerable to suffer holy things to be handled by men so profane , and defiled by interposition of dissolute words . ' It is said by those who have read ...
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... received pensions , Sir E. Conway amongst them , who was granted an annuity of £ 500 in compensation for the loss of his post at Brill . According to Sir John Oglander , Conway ' gave up his regiment to Sir Alexander Brett , the Duke of ...
... received pensions , Sir E. Conway amongst them , who was granted an annuity of £ 500 in compensation for the loss of his post at Brill . According to Sir John Oglander , Conway ' gave up his regiment to Sir Alexander Brett , the Duke of ...
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... History of England , vol . v . 241 , has told in his usual brilliant manner the story of this young man and of his death from a wound received in a duel with an officer of the Blues of the name of Kirke . CAPTAIN OF THE ISLAND . 55.
... History of England , vol . v . 241 , has told in his usual brilliant manner the story of this young man and of his death from a wound received in a duel with an officer of the Blues of the name of Kirke . CAPTAIN OF THE ISLAND . 55.
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... and south chapels . There is a square tower at the west end , which has recently received an addition to its height , with but small increase to its beauty . ' ( Canon Venables , Isle of 60 CONSECRATION OF YARMOUTH CHURCH .
... and south chapels . There is a square tower at the west end , which has recently received an addition to its height , with but small increase to its beauty . ' ( Canon Venables , Isle of 60 CONSECRATION OF YARMOUTH CHURCH .
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