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Laura turned rather pale. "A telegram to Mr. Helbeck?" Polly, surprised at so much ignorance, could not forego the sensation that it offered her. She bit her lip, but the lip would speak. So the story of the midnight telegram as it had been told by that godly man Mr. Cawston of Braeside to that other godly man Mr.
About two days after his death, the following very agreeable account was communicated to Mr. Malone, in a letter by the Honourable John Byng, to whom I am much obliged for granting me permission to introduce it in my work. 'Since I saw you, I have had a long conversation with Cawston , who sat up with Dr. Johnson, from nine o'clock, on Sunday evening, till ten o'clock, on Monday morning.
Windham's servant: I thank you; bear my remembrance to your master." Cawston says, that no man could appear more collected, more devout, or less terrified at the thoughts of the approaching minute.
The commercial companies generally are described in Cawston and Keane, The Early English Chartered Companies , a book of slight value and limited extent of information apart from the fact that it is practically the only work covering the field. For the East India Company there is a large literature.
The only sustenance he received, was cyder and water. He said his mind was prepared, and the time to his dissolution seemed long. At six in the morning, he enquired the hour, and, on being informed, said that all went on regularly, and he felt he had but a few hours to live. 'At ten o'clock in the morning, he parted from Cawston, saying, "You should not detain Mr.
I of the Cambridge Modern History; E. P. Cheyney, Social Changes in England in the Sixteenth Century ; George Unwin, Industrial Organization in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries ; G. Cawston and A. H. Keane, Early Chartered Companies ; W. R. Scott, The Constitution and Finance of English, Scottish, and Irish Joint-Stock Companies to 1720, Vol.
Cawston, who is being trained as an architect the builder's son, you know has prepared a design which is charming, and the ladies wish to make the new pulpit a present solely from themselves." The smoke got into Mrs. Colston's throat, and she coughed. "We want you, therefore, to help us." "With the greatest pleasure." "Then how much shall I say? Five pounds?"
"Would you allow me just to look at the subscription list?" interposed Mr. Furze, humbly; but before it could be handed to him Mrs. Furze had settled the matter. "Five pounds oh yes, certainly, Mrs. Colston. Mr. Cawston is, I believe, a young man of talent?" "Undoubtedly, and he deserves encouragement.
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