St. Pancras: Being Antiquarian, Topographical, and Biographical Memoranda, Relating to the Extensive Metropolitan Parish of St. Pancras, Middlesex; with Some Account of the Parish from Its FoundationS. Palmer, 1870 - Всего страниц: 322 |
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... that the fire did not originate in acci- dent , but from design , the following account , from an old paper of April 13 , 1779 , may not be uninteresting : — " It is well known that a Mr. Lowe was 164 HISTORY OF ST . PANCRAS .
... that the fire did not originate in acci- dent , but from design , the following account , from an old paper of April 13 , 1779 , may not be uninteresting : — " It is well known that a Mr. Lowe was 164 HISTORY OF ST . PANCRAS .
Стр. 165
... Lowe was one of the chief promoters of that charity , and that he took every possible method to forward the ... Lowe , the tar- barrel and the piece of carpeting turned out to be his property . Every circumstance in the questioning of ...
... Lowe was one of the chief promoters of that charity , and that he took every possible method to forward the ... Lowe , the tar- barrel and the piece of carpeting turned out to be his property . Every circumstance in the questioning of ...
Стр. 166
... Lowe then was , and , to their great surprise , about fifty miles off they overtook Mrs. Lowe in a chaise and four , each chaise driving against the other for thirty miles farther ; but Mr. Prothero having the better horses , and ...
... Lowe then was , and , to their great surprise , about fifty miles off they overtook Mrs. Lowe in a chaise and four , each chaise driving against the other for thirty miles farther ; but Mr. Prothero having the better horses , and ...
Стр. 167
... Lowe left Henley in a chaise that morning , and nothing more could be traced of him by his papers until the day after the fire , when Mr. Lowe returned to Henley , and there breakfasted again at the same inn , staid a short time , and ...
... Lowe left Henley in a chaise that morning , and nothing more could be traced of him by his papers until the day after the fire , when Mr. Lowe returned to Henley , and there breakfasted again at the same inn , staid a short time , and ...
Стр. 168
... Lowe to Bow Street , but he had put a period to his existence by poison , so that Mr. Prothero and the gentleman were obliged to return to town , which they did on Saturday night last . ” THE WORKHOUSE . The present building was erected ...
... Lowe to Bow Street , but he had put a period to his existence by poison , so that Mr. Prothero and the gentleman were obliged to return to town , which they did on Saturday night last . ” THE WORKHOUSE . The present building was erected ...
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