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...v/~brislawn/FBI/FBI.html http://www.fbi.gov/hq/cjisd/iafis.htm Fleming, Ian Ian Lancaster Fleming (1908-1964), the author of the James Bond 007 ... ...re (1853) and La Traviata (1853) - brought him international acclaim. When the Suez canal was completed, the Khedive of Egypt commissioned Aida (18... ...Florence to the sea - built in the 20th century - follows precisely the route of a canal he envisioned. His scientific investigations - in anatomy,...

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...etched farther than from New York to Los Angeles.  The 1,103-mile Grand Canal ‗s locks could lift boats up into land more than 150 feet above sea ... ...f that opinion which … made Henry V the national hero and the struggle of Lancaster and York the theme of a national cycle of tragedies,‖ according t...

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...etched farther than from New York to Los Angeles.  The 1,103-mile Grand Canal ‗s locks could lift boats up into land more than 150 feet above sea ... ...f that opinion which … made Henry V the national hero and the struggle of Lancaster and York the theme of a national cycle of tragedies,‖ according t...

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...the Pacific -- Establishing a route across the Isthmus -- Proposition to cut a canal -- Disasters overtake Loyasa's expedition -- Renewal of disputes ... ...y native slingers -- Visit from a sorceress -- Beautiful island women -- Why a canal was not cut through the Isthmus -- Further discoveries in the Pac... ...0 years after the flood and some time before the destruction of Troy, caused a canal to be cut between the Red Sea and an arm of the Nile entering the... ...e entering the river where the city of Heroum then stood. The building of this canal was conclusive evidence that a very large number of ships sailed ... ...rranean and India, and that the Red and Mediterranean seas were connected by a canal to facilitate this trade, while as late as the 15th century the a... ...y Parry, in command of two vessels, the Hecla and Griper. Parry passed through Lancaster Sound, examined the islands called by his name, surveyed Well... ...anied him left England in the Erebus and Terror, to make the passage by way of Lancaster Sound to Behring Strait. The story of this unfortunate expedi...

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...nce, was considered to have a better right to the throne than the house of Lancaster, though this had never been put forward since the earlier years o... ...plucked the Red Rose in the Temple gardens, nor was it as yet the badge of Lancaster. Presently it was further reported that the Lady of Whitburn was ... ... Northampton exceedingly downcast, but striving vehemently in the cause of Lancaster, and Hardcastle had heard that the question had been discussed wh... ...scomfort. It was a great relief to enter on the smooth waters of the great canal from Ostend, and Lambert stood on the deck recognising old landmarks,... ... art whole of thine hurt, Leonard.” “I thought thy Duke was disinclined to Lancaster.” “He may be to the Queen and the poor King, whom the Saints guar... ...CHAPTER XXV—THE OLD DUCHESS Temples that rear their stately heads on high, Canals that intersect the fertile plain, Wide streets and squares, with man... ...tters, though he does supply me.” “Then you do not feel bound in honour to Lancaster?” said Grisell. “Nay; I did not stir or strive to join the Queen ... ... jewellers had no rest, and the bright July sunshine lay glittering on the canals, grace- ful skiffs, and gorgeous barges, and bringing out in full de...

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... 15 Henry James the compact constructional block inserted by the scene at Lancaster Gate. Milly’s situation ceases at a given mo- ment to be “rendera... ...in other words, before we know it, Densher’s direct vision of the scene at Lancaster Gate is replaced by her apprehension, her contributive assimila- ... ... honour—take you in hand. Put you into a cab and deliver you again safe at Lancaster Gate.” She was really absent, distant. “Father.” It was too much,... ... live—the version that met their convenience. The tall rich heavy house at Lancaster Gate, on the other side of the Park and the long South Kensington... ...nt; made her, over their interminable cups, chatter and even swagger about Lancaster Gate, made her more vulgar than it had seemed written that any Cr... ...ved him, the sala correspond- ing to the sala below and fronting the great canal with its gothic arches. The casements between the arches were open, t... ...een the arches were open, the ledge of the balcony broad, the sweep of the canal, so overhung, admirable, and the flutter toward them of the loose whi... ...ly asylums, the windows of which he should easily know again in passing on canal or through campo. The shabbiest now failed of an appeal to him, but h... ...ming views in respect to a small independent quartiere, far down the Grand Canal, which he had once occupied for a month with a sense of pomp and circ...

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...kindly, softly country there, back of Philadelphia among the German towns, Lancaster way. Little houses and bursting big barns, fat cattle, fat women,... ... a week or ten days on the road, tacking from one place to another—such as Lancaster, Bethlehem- Ephrata—“thou Bethlehem-Ephrata.” No odds—I loved the... ...s laid this on me, not on you. I wish He hadn’t.” ‘He powders off down the Lancaster road, and I sat on the doorstep wondering after him. When I picke... ...[The old lady’s prophecy is in a fair way to come true, for now the Panama Canal is finished, one end of it opens into the very bay where Sir Francis ... ...ery bay where Sir Francis Drake was buried. So ships are taken through the Canal, and the road round Cape Horn which Sir Francis opened is very little...

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...speritial; we must have something beside Gospel i’ this world. Look at the canals, an’ th’ aqueduc’s, an’ th’ coal-pit engines, and Arkwright’s mills ... ...white kind, which doubtless dated from the union of the houses of York and Lancaster. Adam was wise enough to choose a compact Provence rose that peep... ...be in those old leisurely times, when the boat, gliding sleepily along the canal, was the newest locomotive wonder; when Sunday books had most of them...

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...e north shore of Baffin Land, where Bylot’s Island stands above the ice of Lancaster Sound like a pudding-bowl wrong side up. North of Lancaster Sound... ...ylot’s Island to the west. Also, the strong current which sets east out of Lancaster Sound carried with it mile upon mile of what they call pack-ice—r... ...le long before it was stopped. Some fell like swords, shearing a raw-edged canal; and oth- ers splintered into a shower of blocks, weighing scores of ...

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...to see who of us shall be fleetest.” “That would I like also. Speak on.” “In summer, sir, we wade and swim in the canals and in the river, and each do... ...dsor Forest, who passed it to the Third Groom of the Stole, who passed it to the Chancellor Royal of the Duchy of Lancaster, who passed it to the Mast... ...e Constable of the Tower, Norroy King-at-Arms, the Master of the Wardrobe, the Chancel- lor Royal of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Third Groom of the St...

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... ‘my Lady being refused the hentry at Halmack’s, but treated like the wery canal;’ and how the devoted husband ‘wowed he would get up a still more hex... ...d bear to be twitted with “that 160 Chantry House sober boy, Lord John of Lancaster.” Not,’ he added, catch- ing himself up, ‘that I meant to compare...

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...t upon the upkeep of a house that needed seven servants and a charwoman in Lancaster Gate, and another with a garden and carriage-horses in Surrey. Su... ...llow and watery, the bloom of the cheeks congealed to a network of dry red canals. 253 Virginia Woolf Helen turned to her. “Did you go to church?” sh...

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... and discussing art. There ran into the river , a little way off, a narrow canal bordered by poplars, and along the banks of this after their day’s wo... ...ere devoid of a prettiness they despised. Sisley and Monet had painted the canal with its poplars, and they felt a desire to try their hands at what w... ...with a thousand thoughts. Often he spent the morn- ings by the side of the canal in the shade of the poplars, reading a few lines and then dreaming fo... ...not see her, when he lay awake at night or dreamed idly by the side of the canal; when he saw her he felt suddenly quite different; he had no desire t... ...rts, of the hollyhock and the red and white rose which is called Y ork and Lancaster, and of love—in-a-mist and Sweet William, and honeysuckle, larksp...

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... _515 Like things which every cloud can doom to die, Through lotus-paven canals, and wheresoever The works of man pierced that serenest sky With tom... ...nded With red-hot iron on the cheek and forehead, And be imprisoned within Lancaster Castle _5 585 Shelley During the plea...

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...m they were used as food and as ma nure, until the dam, and afterward the canal at Billerica, and the factories at Lowell, put an end to their migrat... ... swifter and shallower, with a yellow pebbly bottom, hardly passable for a canal boat, leaving the broader and more stagnant portion above like a lake... ... We here left its channel, just above the Billerica Falls, and entered the canal, which runs, or rather is conducted, six miles through the woods to t... ... that we accomplished the whole distance in little more than an hour. This canal, which is the oldest in the country, and has even an antique look bes... ...ne gets seri ously looked at. As we passed under the last bridge over the canal, just be fore reaching the Merrimack, the people coming out of churc... ... is one of the largest tributaries, flows from Wachusett Mountain, through Lancaster, Groton, and other towns, where it has formed well known elm shad... ... and factories, and did not tempt us to explore it. Far away from here, in Lancaster, with another compan ion, I have crossed the broad valley of the...

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...le; and in Lower Egypt, that great river breaks itself into many different canals, which, with the assistance of a little art, seem to have afforded a... ...e Ganges, and several other great rivers, form a great number of navigable canals, in the same manner as the Nile does in Egypt. In the eastern provin... ...oo, several great rivers form, by their different branches, a multitude of canals, and, by communicating with one another, af- ford an inland navigati... ... does not break itself into any 25 Adam Smith great number of branches or canals, and which runs into another territory before it reaches the sea, ca... ... the land, but live constantly in little fishing-boats upon the rivers and canals. The subsistence which they find there is so scanty, that they are e... ...efore, towards the close of the dissensions between the houses of York and Lancaster. Even then it was, prob- ably, in a better condition than it had ...

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... town, a fortified place, a waste. Now, miser able black dwellings, a black canal, and sick black tow ers of chimneys; now, a trim garden, where the... ...65 of the ever engaging Goodchild. ‘I have heard there is a good old Inn at Lancaster, established in a fine old house: an Inn where they give you Br... ...ere was not the least occasion), and were delivered at the fine old house at Lancaster, on the same night. It is Mr. Goodchild’s opinion, that if a vi... ...me night. It is Mr. Goodchild’s opinion, that if a visitor on his arrival at Lancaster could be accommodated with a pole which would push the opposite... ...and declining to give any account whatever of itself, Mr. Goodchild concedes Lancaster to be a pleasant place. A place dropped in the midst of a charm... ...ll its polish, the hue of the wretched slaves who groaned long ago under old Lancaster merchants. And Mr. Goodchild adds that the stones of Lancaster ...

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...bt but that the hab- its of this Virgularia explain one such case. Captain Lancaster, in his voyage* in 1601, narrates that on the sea-sands of the Is... ...ty or forty feet high, formed by trees intwined with creepers, gave to the canal a singularly gloomy appearance. I here saw a very extraordinary bird,... ...in surface, flying in its wild and irregular manner up and down the narrow canal, now dark with the grow- ing night and the shadows of the overhanging... ...and from an inch to an inch and a half in length. Many of them had a small canal extending from one extrem- 166 The V oyage of the Beagle ity to the ... ...wards either hand, no object intercepted the vanishing points of this long canal between the mountains. The circumstance of its being an arm of the se... ...th of these productions there is a limit. The country is totally unfit for canals, there- fore there is a not very distant point, beyond which the lan...

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...ne of a crafty and a cruel bond. I know that, a few hours hence, the Grand Canal of Venice will flow, with picturesque fidelity, on the very spot wher... ...aid, and I shall say, nothing. In the city of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, both of them remarkable for self taught men, that were superfluo...

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...hey let him off lightly. The dignified old gentleman turned out to be Lord Lancaster Stiltstalking, who had been maintained by the Circumlocution Offi... ...oach the presence. He obeyed, and took the tripod recently vacated by Lord Lancaster Stiltstalking. ‘Mr Clennam,’ said Mrs Gowan, ‘apart from the happ... ...in a palace (itself six times as big as the whole Marshalsea) on the Grand Canal. In this crowning unreality, where all the streets were paved with wa... ...But her favourite station was the balcony of her own room, overhanging the canal, with other balconies below, and none above. It was of massive stone ... ...er out of the water which reflected them, and a hushed murmur of the Grand Canal laving the doorways be- low, where his gondolas and gondoliers attend...