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...lt of a visit from the Earl and his son to appoint the day of starting for Liverpool. Louis was in no mood to startle any one; he was very sad at hear... ...iece, and pitied her for being harassed with Lord Fitzjocelyn’s company to Liverpool. Mary was not as much relieved as she had expected, when her hand... ...he had no other object. The world was before him, but when he drove to the Liverpool Station, he was unwilling to exert his mind to decide for what ti...

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...; But when she’ s off soundings you shortly will know (Chorus.) She’ s the Liverpool packet – Lord, let her go! “Now the Dreadnought she’ s howlin’ cr... ...and. Sez all the little fishes that swim to and fro: (Chorus.) ‘She’ s the Liverpool packet- Lord, let her go!’’, There were scores of verses, for he ... ...res of verses, for he worked the Dreadnought every mile of the way between Liverpool and New Y ork as conscientiously as though he were on her deck, a... ... the mar- gin of the list, and resumed. “Same schooner, Charlie Ritchie, Liverpool, Nova Scotia, 33, single. “ Albert May , 267 Rogers Street, City ...

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...d come home again, and it was broad spring al ready in the Coburg Dock at Liverpool. I have not inquired among my medical acquaintance, whether Turtl... ...from sea sickness, who had shaved his beard and brushed his hair, last, at Liverpool: and whose only article of dress (linen not included) were a pair... ...e poor pilot became in one short minute. He had had his pas sage out from Liverpool, and during the whole voyage had been quite a notorious character... ...oat came alongside, and soon after wards the Britannia steam packet, from Liverpool, eigh teen days out, was telegraphed at Boston. The indescribabl... ...ow venture some in predicting the exact hour at which we should arrive at Liverpool, may be easily imagined and readily understood. Also, how heartil... ...repared to go ashore; and looked upon the spires, and roofs, and smoke, of Liverpool. By eight we all sat down in one of its Hotels, to eat and drink ...

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...ce, so that the un- derstanding they should meet at Chester rather than at Liverpool remained to that extent sound. The same secret principle, however... ...e inn and had even in- voked his aid for a “look round” at the beauties of Liverpool; but he had stolen away from every one alike, had kept no appoint... ...r knew the Munsters; the Munsters being the people he had seen her with at Liverpool. But he didn’t, it happened, know the Munsters well enough to giv... ...ally, in comparison his introduction to things. It hadn’t been “Europe” at Liverpool no—not even in the dreadful delightful impressive streets the nig... ...them to go, and I send them as fast as I can.’ “Oh I know—you take them to Liverpool.” “Any port will serve in a storm. I’m—with all my other function... ...e part in their tour. It’s still open to him to join them, at the last, at Liverpool.” Miss Gostrey considered. “How in the world is it ‘open’ unless ... ...“How in the world is it ‘open’ unless you open it? How can he join them at Liverpool if he but sinks deeper into his situation here?” “He has given he...

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...e question whether Samson himself could have pulled up his namesake on the Liverpool railway. Recently, indeed, in the Court of Com- mon Pleas, on a m... ...e rising to the noble, on the other hand, it never sinks to the brutal. At Liverpool we used to see in one day many hun- dreds of Greek sailors from a...

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...ing of the string of a violin, I was awakening, and I was in my own bed in Liverpool, in the life of to-day. “Only for a time I could not believe that... ...d. “But that is just what I did. I am a solicitor, you must understand, in Liverpool, and I could not help wondering what the clients and business peo...

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...homage of his shipmates. A some- what remarkable instance recurs to me. In Liverpool, now half a century ago, I saw under the shadow of the great ding...

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...p without gum, and she would never forgive me if I should presume to go to Liverpool to meet her.” “Will you at least let me know when your cousin ar-... ...—a note of which the en- velope, exhibiting in conjunction the postmark of Liverpool and the neat calligraphy of the quick-fingered Henrietta, caused ... ...nd I shall take. I feel a good deal cramped. I felt it on the journey from Liverpool to London.” “Perhaps you were in a crowded carriage,” Ralph sug- ... ...my country then?” “Ah, that I hope will never be. When I wrote to you from Liverpool I said I had something particular to tell you. You’ve never asked... ...hat was to convey poor Lily, her husband and her children to their ship at Liverpool. It had been good for her to regale; she was very conscious of th... ...rom Paris with the unenvied travellers. She would have accompanied them to Liverpool as well, only Edmund Ludlow had asked her, as a favour, not to do...

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...th them—and he said, speaking to his son, ‘Now, my bonny man, I’m going to Liverpool to-day, what shall I bring you? You may choose what you like: onl... ... seeing it starving, and houseless, and as good as dumb, in the streets of Liverpool, where he picked it up and inquired for its owner. Not a soul kne... ...he is that strange acquisi- tion my late neighbour made, in his journey to Liverpool—a little Lascar, or an American or Spanish castaway.” ‘“A wicked ...

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...chant ship of three hundred tons, bound for Surat, captain John Nicholas, of Liverpool, commander. But my account of this voyage must be referred to t...

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...ote 6. Author’s note.— “Mention the old silver snuffbox which I saw at the Liverpool Mayor’s dinner.” CHAPTER XX. CHAPTER XX. CHAPTER XX. CHAPTER XX. ...

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...m, four years previous, I had frequently met in a sailor boarding-house in Liverpool. I remembered parting with him at Prince’s Dock Gates, in the mid...

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...hey done about Arthur?” said Mr. Irwine. “Sent a messenger to await him at Liverpool?” “Y es, Ralph was gone before the news was brought to us. Dear A... ...t of court. Chapter XLIV Arthur’s Return WHEN ARTHUR DONNITHORNE landed at Liverpool and read the letter from his Aunt Lydia, briefly announcing his g...

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... in the arrangement of the late bishop’s library, which had been sent from Liverpool by sea, and conveyed by thirty or forty carts from the seaport at... ...mon Pure—here’s Godfrey Bertram Hewit, arrived last night from Antigua via Liverpool, mate of a West In- dian, and in a fair way of doing well in the ...

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... not in the humor to return to France. The simplest thing was to repair to Liverpool and embark on the first American steamer. Newman made his way to ...

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...am’s marrying Mary King. There’s for you! She is gone down to her uncle at Liverpool: gone to stay . Wickham is safe.” “ And Mary King is safe!” added...

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... Antigua had latterly been pros- perously rapid, and he came directly from Liverpool, hav- ing had an opportunity of making his passage thither in a p...

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... the public line here, and couldn’t meet his engagements, so he cut off to Liverpool one day, without saying anything about it, and went and shipped h... ...ity.’ ‘Yes, yes. I feel that too. When do you go?’ ‘To-night. We leave for Liverpool to-night. A vessel sails from that port, as I hear, in three days...

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...stined. A different demeanor was nec- essary directly one stepped out upon Liverpool Street platform, and became one of those preoccupied and hasty 2...

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...e afternoon; and our time was disengaged until night, when he was to go to Liverpool for Holyhead. Jarndyce and Jarndyce being again expected to come ...

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...or girls began to spell a long dismal sermon delivered at Bethesda Chapel, Liverpool, on behalf of the mission for the Chickasaw Indians. Was it not a...

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...D’S DIARY 7 September.—The first thing Van Helsing said to me when we met at Liverpool Street was, “Have you said anything to our young friend, to lov... ...when we meet.” He then made ready for his departure and shortly drove off to Liverpool Street. I took my way to Paddington, where I arrived about fift...

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... it was thought that a person answering to his description had embarked at Liverpool in an American-bound steamer. This idea, though very uncertain, w...

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... I was awakening, and I 286 The Country of the Blind was in my own bed in Liverpool, in the life of to-day. “Only for a time I could not believe that... ...d. “But that is just what I did. I am a solicitor, you must understand, in Liverpool, and I could not help wondering what the clients and business peo...

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...ER II NEWPORT—RHODE ISLAND We—the we consisting of my wife and myself—left Liverpool for Boston on the 24th August, 1861, in the Arabia, one of Cunard... ... That cot- ton, if it came from the South, would be made very wel- come in Liverpool, of course I knew. If private enterprise could bring it, it might... ...great city. That the Cunard line of steamers will bring him safely back to Liverpool in about eleven days, I need not tell to any Englishman, or, as I... ...rence to the carriage of wheat from St. Paul (the capital of Minnesota) to Liverpool, but I have done so as regards Indian-corn from the State of Illi... ...and insurance 3 “ Ocean freight 23 “ Cost of a bushel of Indian-corn at Liverpool 89 cents. Thus corn which in Liverpool costs 3s. 10d. has been so... ...of ocean transit; but it will be seen by the above figures that out of the Liverpool price of 3s. l0d., or 89 cents, consid- erably more than half is ... ...the lakes, was within one cent of the cost of bringing it from New York to Liverpool. These temporary causes for high prices of transit will cease; a ... ... to the center of trade must be much felt. It is as though passengers from Liverpool and passengers from Bristol were carried on from Euston Square an... ...rom whence, I was informed that that last re- ceived had come to them from Liverpool. There is, I be- lieve, no doubt but that a considerable quantity...

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...he town to which Sissy had directed him was within three hours’ journey of Liverpool, whence he could be swiftly dispatched to any part of the world. ... ...s now san guine with Sleary’s assistance, of getting his disgraced son to Liverpool in the night. As neither of the three could be his companion with... ... life or expression, the pigment upon it was so thick. ‘You must be got to Liverpool, and sent abroad.’ HARD T IMES 244 ‘I suppose I must. I can’t be... ... rail, ‘purpothe to cath the mail train. That train will take him right to Liverpool.’ ‘But look at him,’ groaned Mr. Gradgrind. ‘Will any coach—’ ‘I ...

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...ed to Oxford for his baggage, and made ready to start the next morning for Liverpool, whither he had telegraphed to secure a second-class passage to N... ...e care of themselves and make their ex- cuses to Mr. Bast, and started for Liverpool and the U. S. in the Sirius. Storms overtook them, the women were...

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...hat he was seized with a devouring lust for the gutter, and he would go to Liverpool or Manchester and throw himself among the very dregs of the peopl...

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...ess in Antigua had latterly been prosperously rapid, and he came directly from Liverpool, having had an opportunity of making his passage thither in a...

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...ppeared to mean up the chim- ney, but I believe he intended to refer me to Liverpool; “and then in the City of London here. However, having an infir- ...

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...id Tip, and went. But not all the way to Canada; in fact, not further than Liverpool. After making the voyage to that port from London, he found himse...

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... our stern, reported herself as forty nine days from Buenos Ayres, bound to Liverpool. Before she had passed us, sail ho!’’ was cried again, and we m... ...tion. He said that, a number of years before, while at a boarding house in Liverpool, he had fallen in with a pamphlet on the subject, and, as it co... ...s down, we went aboard, and found her to be the whaleship, Wilmington and Liverpool Packet, of New Bedford, last from the ‘‘off shore ground,’’ wit... ...ded upon going home in the ship; and from Boston, was going immediately to Liverpool, to see his friends. Beside this, having begun the voyage with ... ...way from home, upon a difficulty which he had with his father. and went to Liverpool, whence he sailed in the ship Rialto, Captain Holmes, for Bosto... ...rbor, with their thousand ton clipper ships, more in number than London or Liverpool sheltered that day, itself one of the capitals of the Americ... ... friends, he was off for New York that afternoon, to sail the next day for Liverpool. The last I ever saw of Tom Harris was as he passed down Tremon...

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...ider the interval between the first wooden Dibble fashioned by man, and those Liverpool Steam carriages, or the British House of Commons, we shall not...

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...e and Middlesex have rights apart from those of their inhabitants, or that Liverpool and Exeter are the proper objects of the legislator’s care, in co...

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... in, if he had not told the truth in saying that he had come straight from Liverpool because he was ill and had no money. There were various bills cra...

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...e that was sent to aid her was one of a much more vulgar description. The “Liverpool carryvan,” then, which in the year 1706 used to perform the journ... ...eived with much wonder by his Lord- ship; who was, indeed, no other than a Liverpool tailor going to London to learn fashions; but he only smiled, and... ...r many days an inmate in her house, now came forward, and casting upon the Liverpool tailor a look of profound but respectful melancholy, said, “My Lo... ...nd his dear money-bags over again, and placarded every town from London to Liverpool with descriptions of my pretty person. The bird was flown, howeve...

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... not the band’ s song writing skills. On the other hand, the foursome from Liverpool, The Beatles, have endured throughout pop and rock’n’roll music. ...