The remains of the late Tobias Martin, with a memoir [by A.T.J. Martin].W. Penaluna, 1856 - 248 pages |
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... Sandys , a very respectable gentleman and attorney , resident at Helston ; through the following trivial occurrence : - Mr. Sandys , and two or three other gentlemen of Helston , were particularly fond of ringing the church bells . Our ...
... Sandys , a very respectable gentleman and attorney , resident at Helston ; through the following trivial occurrence : - Mr. Sandys , and two or three other gentlemen of Helston , were particularly fond of ringing the church bells . Our ...
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... Sandys ( late Lieutenant Colonel Sandys , of the Honorable East India Company's service , deceased ) into France ; where he was to remain , to learn the French language , as it was conceived he would attain an earlier and better ...
... Sandys ( late Lieutenant Colonel Sandys , of the Honorable East India Company's service , deceased ) into France ; where he was to remain , to learn the French language , as it was conceived he would attain an earlier and better ...
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... Sandys , he again went to France , and conducted Mr. Wm . Sandys to Helston . During each of his journeys into France , he , in compli- ance with the request of Mr. Sandys , kept a journal from the time of his departure till his return ...
... Sandys , he again went to France , and conducted Mr. Wm . Sandys to Helston . During each of his journeys into France , he , in compli- ance with the request of Mr. Sandys , kept a journal from the time of his departure till his return ...
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... Sandys sat on one side of the chimney and I the other , were we had good sport to see the untidy sloven vamping up and down with neither stocking nor shoe ; at last she covered her feet with two logs of wood , stuffed with a little ...
... Sandys sat on one side of the chimney and I the other , were we had good sport to see the untidy sloven vamping up and down with neither stocking nor shoe ; at last she covered her feet with two logs of wood , stuffed with a little ...
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... Sandys drank none , and I had much to do to finish my cup , which by the help of a large quantity of sugar , I brought as near as possible to my palate , but could make use of nothing with it . Having thus breakfasted , we called for ...
... Sandys drank none , and I had much to do to finish my cup , which by the help of a large quantity of sugar , I brought as near as possible to my palate , but could make use of nothing with it . Having thus breakfasted , we called for ...
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Page 57 - Good name in man and woman, dear my lord, Is the immediate jewel of their souls : Who steals my purse, steals trash ; 'tis something, nothing ; 'Twas mine, 'tis his, and has been slave to thousands : But he that filches from me my good name Robs me of that which not enriches him, And makes me poor indeed, Oth.
Page 78 - The people of the most distant villages have heard, at least, that there is none other name under heaven given among men whereby we can be saved, but the name of Jesus.
Page 77 - Hasten now and eat of the fruit of the tree in the midst of the garden, and become independent of God, lest He bring forth still other creatures to bear rule over you.
Page 25 - His first poetical production was a satire on the Helston Volunteers, of which company he was a sergeant. In 1772, he married Mary Peters, of Helston, by whom he had ten children, four sons and six daughters. In the same year, he was commissioned by Mr.
Page 19 - Martin, for many years* worked as a labouring miner, but afterwards obtained the situation of a mine-agent, or captain of a mine, which situation he retained during the remainder of his life.
Page 26 - London, and the following is an extract from a letter, received by him shortly after: "Toby's journals gave us great delight ; they are written with good sense and humour.