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The principal houses in our environs, are those of Sir Charles Holte, late member for the county, at Aston; Sir Henry Gough, member for Bamber, at Edgbaston; George Birch, Esq; at Handsworth; John Gough, Esq; at Perry; and John Taylor, Esq; at Bordesley and at Moseley; all joining to the manor of Birmingham.
I continued to dance heavily in my corner and to utter breathless snorts and exclamations such as, 'Let go, I tell you! 'Aha! would you? and so forth. Bamber took another step forward, craned his neck and called out, 'Shove 'im over this way, Alf, so as I can "He did not finish the sentence.
For, as is well known, the peripheral area of the retina, although insensitive to impressions of form, is highly sensitive to impressions of movement. "My remarks on the danger to respectable persons of meddling with stolen property gave Mr. Bamber his cue. "'Stolen property, he roared. ''Oo said anything about stolen property?
Bamber opened the proceedings with one eye on me and the other on the door. "'Look, 'ere, mister, we've come about a little matter of business. You know Polensky used to do a bit of trade? "'Yes, I said; 'and now he's doing a bit of time. "'I know, replied Spotty, 'but you must take the fat with the lean. It ain't all soup. And you know that Polensky was a bloomin' fool.
As he picked himself up, half-stunned, from the prostrate Jew, on whom he had fallen, I regretfully felled him with the concussor. It was a dull finish to the affair, but there was Bamber's revolver to be reckoned with. "To do Mr. Bamber justice, he was not rash.
'The person I have in my mind, said Mr. Pickwick, 'and whom I should not have presumed to mention to you until some time hence, but for the opportunity you have given me, is a very strange old man. His name is Bamber. 'Bamber! said Jack. 'I have certainly heard the name before. 'I have no doubt, then, returned Mr. 'That's it, said Jack. 'Let me see.
To whatever town they went, the Wollstonecrafts seem to have given signs of gentility and good social standing, which won for them, if not many, at least respectable friends. At Barking an intimacy sprang up between them and the family of Mr. Bamber Gascoyne, Member of Parliament. But Mary was too young to profit by this friendship.
Here Lamb drops the Coleridge mask and speaks as himself. Bamber Gascoigne, and Peter Aubert. Of Peter Aubert I can find nothing, except that the assistant secretary of the East India Company at the time Lamb wrote this essay was Peter Auber, afterwards full secretary. His name here may be a joke. Matthew Field. The Rev. Matthew Feilde, also vicar of Ugley and curate of Berden. For the Rev.
You would find together in one traverse Sergeant J.V.H. Hogan, a well-read ex-Socialist devotee of Union Chapel debates and old political opponent of my own, and another sergeant, whose name I cannot now recall, but who had been the petty officer of a South American liner sunk by the Karlsruhe in the early days of the War. Then we had famous footballers in Sergeants Pearson and Bamber.
In this situation some of their nearest neighbours were, Bamber Gascoyne, esquire, successively member of parliament for several boroughs, and his brother, Mr. Joseph Gascoyne. Bamber Gascoyne resided but little on this spot; but his brother was almost a constant inhabitant, and his family in habits of the most frequent intercourse with the family of Mary. Here Mr.
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