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Her information was derived from the captain's wife at Liverpool, to whom she had written on Bluebell's obtaining a situation, supposing that, as they had shown her so much kindness, they would feel interested in the fact. But she had received in return a most extraordinary letter from Mrs.
Indeed, the Matron told me that they had taken her out and given her opportunities of running away, but that she had never attempted to avail herself of them. The Officer in charge informed me that there is much need for a Maternity Hospital in Liverpool. There are also Institutions for men in Liverpool, but these I must pass over.
That night we relieved the 4th Battalion in the old Right Sector and occupied the Liverpool Line as Support Battalion to the other two, both of whom were in and forward of the old front line.
The ships sailed side by side in February, facing the wild winter passage, and the Columbus reached Liverpool in the remarkable time of sixteen days, two days ahead of the Sheridan.
Miss Morton: Yes, it is here. Mr. Humphrey: What is the post-mark? Miss Morton: Liverpool. Mr. Humphrey: And the date? Miss Morton: June the 22nd. Mr. Humphrey: That being the day after his alleged death. Are you prepared to swear to this handwriting, Miss Morton? Miss Morton: Certainly. Mr.
From this Point my companion and I pushed forward, in order to terminate a fifty miles' ride a little sooner than we should have done at the leisurely pace we had kept during the early part of our journey. We remained in Liverpool for a short time, to prepare the commissariat office for the reception, and to ensure the accommodation, of the party; and reached Brownlow Hill a little after sunset.
"Ho!" grunted the Mate, "Robinson's a sea lawyer, is he? Courts, he talks about." Kettle ignored the suggestion. "Should I know your name, sir?" he asked of the tall man. "I'm Nicholson Sheriff. If you know Liverpool, you'll have heard of me." "You were with Kevendales?" "That's me. I left there two years ago, to start on my own." "H'm," said the little sailor in the canoe.
Mr. Pickwick, from his treatment of Blotton, must have been a Tory of the old Eldon school. Here was his blemish. He had no toleration for others, and had an undue idea of his own position. We can trace the whole thing perfectly. He was a successful man of business an export merchant apparently being connected with an agent at Liverpool whom he had "obliged."
A few months after, they received a letter from him, written from Liverpool, where he had gone in a merchant-ship, as a cabin-boy. His friends were very much grieved and distressed, but hoped that he would soon grow weary of a hard and roving life, and return to his home. There was a romantic interest in all this for young Rodney. In his imagination, Will Manton was a hero.
Money orders to be made payable to Cruden Reginald, Esquire, Secretary, 13, Shy Street, Liverpool." "Hullo!" said Reginald, looking up excitedly, "don't fold up any more of those, boy. They've made a mistake in my name and called me Cruden Reginald instead of Reginald Cruden. It will have to be altered." "Oh, ah.
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