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...was three in the morning. This fa- mous timepiece, always regulated on the Greenwich merid- ian, which was now some seventy-seven degrees westward, wa...

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...ting “Hi!” at him should stay his course. He came on down by Rochester and Greenwich towards an ever-thick- ening aggregation of houses, walking rathe...

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...m M. de la Mauvissiere 91 Charlotte M. Yonge reported her at Greenwich only five days back, and it would take her Majesty a far longer t... ...resent Diccon and his father to her, and accordingly took them with him to Greenwich Palace, where they had the benefit of looking on as loyal subject... ... in this winter weather would be miserably uncomfortable, and Richmond and Greenwich were so near that any intercourse with her would be dangerous, es...

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...ost kindly enough for an expedition. But Cassandra rejected Hampton Court, Greenwich, Richmond, and Kew in favor of the Zoological Gardens. She had on... ...am and Ralph were free to devote the whole after- noon to an expedition to Greenwich, which Cassandra had never seen, and Katharine confused with Dulw... ...n this occasion Ralph was their guide. He brought them without accident to Greenwich. What exigencies of state or fantasies of imagination first gave ...

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...ward. “Let’s get on a penny steamboat and go down 394 Of Human Bondage to Greenwich.” The idea appealed to Hayward, and they jumped into a cab which ... ...y way a poor man can do that is by going in for the medical.” They came to Greenwich then. The noble build- ing of Inigo Jones faced the river grandly... ...ured himself rowing with her on the river on Sundays; he would take her to Greenwich, he had never forgotten that delightful excursion with Hay- ward,...

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...e is the road now, and its merry incidents of life? Is there no Chelsea or Greenwich for the old honest pimple-nosed coachmen? I won- der where are th... ...him. He’d go to the deuce to be seen with a lord. He pays their dinners at Greenwich, and they invite the company.” “And very pretty company too, I da... ... de chambre who began to be dreadfully ill by the time the boat had passed Greenwich; a groom or two who lounged in the neighbourhood of the horse-box...

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... de chambre who began to be dreadfully ill by the time the boat had passed Greenwich; a groom or two who lounged in the neighbourhood of the horse-box...

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...ven months’ patience in his captivity, the Danish chiefs, who were then at Greenwich desired him to be brought into their camp, where they had just be...

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... forth, the evening bright and still, ‘No place on earth’ (he cried) ‘like Greenwich hill!’ Up starts a palace, lo, the obedient base ...

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...of my cattle I got safe ashore, and set them a grazing in a bowling green at Greenwich, where the fineness of the grass made them feed very heartily, ...

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...even years that I was apprenticed to Venner & Matheson, the well known firm, of Greenwich. Two years ago, hav ing served my time, and having also come...

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...ox and money; and, panting and crying, but never stopping, faced about for Greenwich, which I had under- stood was on the Dover Road: taking very litt... ...gave up the pursuit of the young man with the donkey-cart, and started for Greenwich. My scattered senses were soon collected as to that point, if I h...

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...of Hampton Court past the whole spectacle of London out to the shipping at Greenwich and the towed liners, the inces- sant tugs, the heaving portals o...

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...with the fireworks at close quarters. We went in a river steamboat down to Greenwich, and fired by that made an excursion to Margate and back; we expl...

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...Thames from Richmond Hill; he ate white-bait and brown-bread and butter at Greenwich, and strolled in the grassy shadow of the cathedral of Canterbury...

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... mounting to the top of trams, they could rumble together to Clapham or to Greenwich. If at the same time their minutes had never been so counted it s...

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...en Queen Bess did gallantly wave her jewelled hand to him from a window of Greenwich Palace, as his bold ship sailed down the Thames; “when Sir Martin...

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...en Queen Bess did gallantly wave her jewelled hand to him from a window of Greenwich Palace, as his bold ship sailed down the Thames; “when Sir Martin...

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...capables; terminating in a young person of genteel appearance, who went to Greenwich Fair in Dora s bonnet. After whom I remember noth- ing but an ave...

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...to sit in the sun, and spin his yarns on, and tell him to think himself at Greenwich.’ Albinia went down, only afraid that his being so very good was ...

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...nwales of barges and small boats. Fog in the eyes and throats of an cient Greenwich pensioners, wheezing by the firesides of their wards; fog in the ...

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...nwales of barges and small boats. Fog in the eyes and throats of an cient Greenwich pensioners, wheezing by the firesides of their wards; fog in the ...

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... of Washington, agrees very nearly with the 97th degree on the meridian of Greenwich. 787 Tocqueville Appendix C The languages which are spoken by th...

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... mother’s side, kep in spirits in a bottle; and that sweet babe she see at Greenwich Fair, a-travelling in company with a pink-eyed lady, Prooshan dwa...

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...ed with fine country seats, woods, and farms; below is the royal palace of Greenwich; above, that of Rich- mond; and between both, on the west of Lond... ...on wilful and con- tented cuckolds. We arrived next at the royal palace of Greenwich, reported to have been originally built by Humphrey, Duke of Glou... ...milies. We set out from London in a boat, and fell down the river, leaving Greenwich, which we have spoken of before, on the right hand. Barking, a to...

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...ap clock—because, of course, no one wants a very accu- rate agreement with Greenwich as to the length of a sec- ond—that would have minutes instead of...

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... every-day life? Impossible! We cannot—we will not—believe it. CHAPTER XII—GREENWICH FAIR IF THE PARKS be ‘the lungs of London, ’ we wonder what Green... ...ned to disturb them. In our earlier days, we were a constant frequenter of Greenwich Fair, for years. We have proceeded to, and returned from it, in a... ...e of whom we shall never tire; but we think we still remember something of Greenwich Fair, and of those who resort to it. At all events we will try. T... ...air, and of those who resort to it. At all events we will try. The road to Greenwich during the whole of Easter Mon- day, is in a state of perpetual b...

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...xt? PROSERPINE. Guild of St. Matthew on Monday. Indepen- dent Labor Party, Greenwich Branch, on Thursday. Monday, Social-Democratic Federation, Mile E...

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... three acts of his Irene, and that he retired for some time to lodgings at Greenwich, where he proceeded 48 Boswell’s Life of Johnson in it somewhat ... ...dy at Utrecht. ‘Come, (said he) let us make a day of it. Let us go down to Greenwich and dine, and talk of it there.’ The following Saturday was fixed... ...30, Dr. Johnson and I took a sculler at the Temple-stairs, and set out for Greenwich. I asked him if he really thought a knowledge of the Greek and La... ...oswell’s Life of Johnson I was much pleased to find myself with Johnson at Greenwich, which he celebrates in his London as a favourite scene. I had th... ...ud with enthusiasm: ‘On Thames’s banks in silent thought we stood: Where Greenwich smiles upon the silver flood: Pleas’d with the seat which gave El... ...to give me his advice as to a course of study. We walked in the evening in Greenwich Park. He asked me, I suppose, by way of trying my disposition, ‘I... ...t, I prefer the smell of a flambeau at the playhouse.’ We staid so long at Greenwich, that our sail up the river, in our return to London, was by no m... ...ly told her, he never * 1. Exeter-street, off Catherine-street, Strand. 2. Greenwich. 3. Woodstock-street, near Hanover-square. 4. Castle-street, Cave...

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...in a Strike – Dr. Bell and Greek Architecture – The Gaskells – Fleeming at Greenwich – The Austins – Fleeming and the Austins – His Engagement – Fleem... ...ssed to a railway survey in Switzerland, and thence again to Mr. Penn’s at Greenwich, where he was engaged as draughtsman. There in 1856, we find him ...

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... every-day life? Impossible! We cannot—we will not—believe it. CHAPTER XII—GREENWICH FAIR IF THE PARKS be ‘the lungs of London, ’ we wonder what Green... ...ned to disturb them. In our earlier days, we were a constant frequenter of Greenwich Fair, for years. We have proceeded to, and returned from it, in a... ...e of whom we shall never tire; but we think we still remember something of Greenwich Fair, and of those who resort to it. At all events we will try. T... ...air, and of those who resort to it. At all events we will try. The road to Greenwich during the whole of Easter Mon- day, is in a state of perpetual b...

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...f at Bristol, and at other stated times at Kingston, and at others at East Greenwich. Of all legislative assem- blies it is the most peripatetic. Univ... ...e. Ealing, Acton, Fulham, Putney, Norwood, Sydenham, Blackheath, Woolwich, Greenwich, Stratford, Highgate, and Hampstead are, in truth, component part...

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...ws? in some yet unfounded city in the wilds of Australia, or communicating Greenwich time to Coventry Street, Japan. Once again, and finally, I thank ...

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..., with a relish and not merely mechanically. “At nine o’clock every night, Greenwich time,” said Wemmick, “the gun fires. There he is, you see! And wh... ...ick, “be- ing by the river-side, down the Pool there between Limehouse and Greenwich, and being kept, it seems, by a very respect- able widow who has ... ...February , I came ashore at the wharf at dusk. I had pulled down as far as Greenwich with the ebb tide, and had turned with the tide. It had been a fi...

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...es manners as they rise?’ Or urged by unquench’d native heat, Does St John Greenwich sports repeat? 10 Where (emulous of Ch...

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...uld have issued a bulletin, declaring that Queen Elizabeth had been met in Greenwich Park, or at Nonsuch, on May-day of 1603, or in Westminster, two y...

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...hen they sat down at table again, how he supposed they cooked fowls at the Greenwich dinners, and whether he be- lieved they really were such pleasant...

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...sterous habits. He begann to give dinners, and thought nothin of partys to Greenwich or Richmond. He didn’t see his Hemily near so often: although the...