 | Mary Woolley Stapleton Cotton (viscountess Combermere.), William Wallingford Knollys - 1866 - 430 sidor
...pre. vented by this massive black substance from dispersing itself into the reigning darkness within. Terror a second time palsied the energy of those engaged...Indies, and at the commencement of 1820 he wrote to Lord Bathurst, requesting to be relieved, and that a ship might be supplied for the conveyance of himself... | |
 | James Henry Stark - 1903 - 356 sidor
...Office with his despatch relative to the occurrence ; from which the above illustrations were made. The family immediately ordered the coffins to be removed...separate graves. After which the vault was abandoned, in which state it still remains." As to the authenticity of the foregoing statements there can be no... | |
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Though this coffin, which it required seven or eight men to move, was thrown from its central place, and left in this remarkable position, yet the sand on the floor bore no trace of foot-print, or of having been in any way disturbed. The coffin of an... 