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adult aisle Aldeburgh April autumn Bilson bird shot Bramford breed Bury Museum Bury St Carthew Catalogued chancel Church Clark-Kennedy Clarke in litt Cockfield Collection C. B. Creed Districts Districts.-1 Drinkstone East Suffolk Easton Broad Edmund Elveden female shot flock Freeman v.v. Gazeley Haward Hele Henry Herringfleet Hessett immature bird Ipswich J. G. Tuck J. H. Gurney John Bacon July June Kerry killed King Lavenham Leiston List Livermere Lond Lord Lord Huntingfield Loudon's Mag Lowestoft male shot Manor Months.-January neighbourhood Nests Newton Norfolk obtained Orford Orwell Paget pair parish plumage possession probably rare Rattlesden Rector Richard Rougham seen Sept Sir James Tyrell Southwold Spalding species specimen Stev Stevenson Stour Sudbourn Sudbury T. E. Gunn Tearle Thetford Thomas Thorpe Thorpe Morieux Tostock tower uncommon West Westleton window winter Woodbridge wyll Yarmouth Yarrell young bird
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Pàgina 162 - Richard, and showed him all the manner of the murder; who gave him great thanks and, as some say, there made him knight. But he allowed not, as I have heard, the burying in so vile a corner, saying that he would have them buried in a better place, because they were a king's sons.
Pàgina 111 - These works, thrown up in England in the ninth and tenth centuries, are seldom, if ever, rectangular, nor are they governed to any great extent by the character of the ground. First was cast up a truncated cone of earth, standing at its natural slope, from twelve to even fifty or sixty feet in height. This " mound," " motte," or "burh," the "Mota" of our records, was formed from the contents of a broad and deep circumscribing ditch.
Pàgina 207 - He was constantly contributing to the transactions of the Royal Society, of which he was a Fellow...
Pàgina 66 - God's mercy, and with a quiet conscience; therefore if there be any of you, who by this means cannot quiet his own conscience herein, but requireth further comfort or counsel, let him come to me, or to some other discreet and learned Minister of God's Word, and open his grief...
Pàgina 291 - Birds found in Norfolk, which includes a notice of the Spoonbill breeding in Suffolk (Works, iv., 313-334, edited from the Sloane MS., by S. Wilkin, Lond., 1835) ; by Plot in his Natural History of Staffordshire (pp. 229-236, Oxf. 1686, fol.) who incidentally mentions that the Avocet is also found in Suffolk (p. 231) ; and by the same author in his Natural History of Oxfordshire (pp. 179-184, Oxf. 1705, fol. 2nd Ed.) ; by C. Leigh in his Natural History of Lancashire, Cheshire, and the Peak of Derbyshire...
Pàgina 203 - I hope all things were so proceeded in as yourself would like of, as well for reverence to other brethren as for other matters : I suppose before this time some of the company have told you by word, for that was permitted unto you.
Pàgina 95 - The word binna occurs in a deed of the year 1263, in Chron. W. Thorn, 1912, where it signifies a receptacle for grain. Cumera is explained by Uguitio to be...
Pàgina 207 - The Rudiments of Mathematics; designed for the Use of Students at the Universities; containing an Introduction to Algebra ; Remarks on the first six books of Euclid ; and the Elements of Plane and Spherical Trigonometry; 1785;"Svo. "An Introduction to, and Notes on, Mr. Bird's Method of dividing Astronomical Instruments; 1786,
Pàgina 161 - The man had an high heart, and sore longed upward, not rising yet so fast as he had hoped, being hindered and kept under by the means of Sir Richard Ratclife and Sir William Catesby...
Pàgina 79 - ... by word, or without writing, which is, where a man is sick, and for fear that death, or want of memory or speech, should surprise him, that he should be prevented, if he stayed the writing of his testament, desires his neighbours and friends to bear witness of his last will, and then declares the same presently, by word, before them...