New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 121Henry Colburn, 1882 |
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... Donnithorne . It was not actually in the parish . It was situated in an extra - parochial lordship which had once belonged to Donnithorne Abbey , where the Abbot had had a private house and chapel . Lord Hemswell's family name was L ...
... Donnithorne . It was not actually in the parish . It was situated in an extra - parochial lordship which had once belonged to Donnithorne Abbey , where the Abbot had had a private house and chapel . Lord Hemswell's family name was L ...
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... Donnithorne . Mr. George Lusby was beginning about this time to come out more , and be thought more about in county circles than had been the case previously . A time . very wealthy uncle , an iron master , had died about this He was a ...
... Donnithorne . Mr. George Lusby was beginning about this time to come out more , and be thought more about in county circles than had been the case previously . A time . very wealthy uncle , an iron master , had died about this He was a ...
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... Donnithorne . Mr. Joll was much re- nowned for his wit and humour . There are few persons I imagine , who could boast they had broken up , for a time at least , a Methodist " camp - meeting , " merely by tickling the risible faculties ...
... Donnithorne . Mr. Joll was much re- nowned for his wit and humour . There are few persons I imagine , who could boast they had broken up , for a time at least , a Methodist " camp - meeting , " merely by tickling the risible faculties ...
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CALLANDER CRAGS By Rosa Mackenzie Kettle | 53 |
GREAT COMPANIES AND TRADING | 71 |
FARMER AND PARSON | 128 |
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