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...ie did runne in a blood, your worthie Sonne in-law, and vertuous Daughter Chichester with like- sweete liquor have supplied my drie cisterns. So as ...

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...ads is limited; you may go by Petersfield to Portsmouth, or by Midhurst to Chichester, in addition to which highways there is nothing for it but minor... ...ngine-house where the old stocks and the whipping posts are, and on to the Chichester road, and he followed gallantly. So this great chase began. They... ...t for ‘spoor.’ So he came past Goodwood station and Lavant, and approached Chichester towards four o’clock. And then came a terrible thing. In places ... ... And then came a positivelybrilliant idea. “‘Ow many ways are there out of Chichester?” said Mr. Hoopdriver. It was really equal to Sherlock Holmes—th... ...ed at once to make the circuit of the place, discovering incidentally that Chichester is a walled city. In passing, he made inquiries at the Black Swa... ...ince, has undergone a wonderful change. Ever since he lost that ‘spoor’ in Chichester, he has been tormented by the most horrible visions of the shame... ...up in the bar of the Vicuna Hotel, we leave all Bognor as we have left all Chichester and Midhurst and Haslemere and Guildford and Ripley and Putney, ... ...t, being only anxious to get away, turning once westward when the spire of Chichester cathedral rose suddenly near them out of the dewy night, pale an... ...ng courtly. 78 The Wheels of Chance “Where are we?” “Safe.” “But where?” “Chichester Harbour.” He waved his arm seaward as though it was a goal. “Do ...

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...w Diggory stealing along the side of the wood, in the direction leading to Chichester! 41 Yo n g e CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER VI VI VI V... ... a boy that it was not likely that Algernon Sydney , who then commanded at Chichester, would put him to death; a short imprison- ment was the worst th... ...h way, sir?” demanded the corporal. “The nearest to the coast. Two ride to Chichester, two to Gosport. Or here! Where is that maiden, young in years, ... ...he and Walter were warned that they were to be carried the next morning to Chichester, to answer for having aided and abetted the escape of the notori... ...n foot. It was not till noon that they came out upon the high road between Chichester and Forest Lea; and they had not been upon it more than ten minu... ...en minutes, before the sound of horses’ tread was heard, as if coming from Chichester. Looking round, they saw a gentleman riding fast, followed by a ... ...oldiers are already at home; I feared she might be al- ready a prisoner at Chichester. Pray go on and restrain them by your authority. Don’t ask me to... ...lasped her hands in earnestness. The main body con- tinued their course to Chichester, a few remained stationary. How many? One, two, three—yes, four,...

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...e or push on over the South Downs towards the unknown luck of Singleton or Chichester. As he sat down two big retriev- ers, black and brown, came head... ... sleep, and when next morning he walked on his way over the South Downs to Chichester his mind was full of her image and of a hundred pleasant things ... ...with him in his thoughts along the turf by the wayside halfway and more to Chichester. He thought always of the two of them as being side by side. His... ...s in his rucksack, but as he had not, he decided he would hunt for them in Chichester. When would he see Amanda again? He would ask his mother to make... ...t, waving to him when he looked back. “Come back again,” she had cried. In Chichester he found a little green-bound Republic in a second-hand book-sho... ... place. Then he was taken with the brilliant idea of sleeping the night in Chichester and going back next day via Harting to Petersfield station and L... .... His explanation of why he hadn’t gone back to London from 121 H G Wells Chichester struck him as a little unconvincing in the cold light of Mr. Rat... ...as mani- festly excited by his return, and he told them his impressions of Chichester and described the entertainment of the evening guest at a countr... ... any one, any one who could go away. I’ve been nowhere—except to school at Chichester and three or four times to Emsworth and Bognor—for eight years. ...

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...e of the things I’ve never done. But I mind there was a cheap excursion to Chichester in Eighteen hundred Seventy-nine, an’ I went an’ watched ‘em lea... ...eventy-nine, an’ I went an’ watched ‘em leadin’ a won’erful fine window in Chichester Cathedral. I stayed watchin’ till ’twas time for us to go back. ... ...inking of a little farther down the coast. He means Seal’s Eye—Selsey—down Chichester way— where he converted the South Saxons,’ Puck explained. ‘Yes—... ...ve us a good din- ner, some more than good wine, sent a guide with us into Chichester, and became one of my best and most refreshing friends. He was a...

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...ra graph, to the effect, that there was now in the garden of Mr. Wilkins of Chichester, a pumpkin, measuring four feet in height, and eleven feet sev...

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...just so does Sussex boast of several fish; as, namely, a Shelsey Cockle, a Chichester Lobster, an Arundel Mullet, and an Amerly Trout. And, now, for s... ...t so doth Sussex boast of four sorts of fish, namely, an Arundel Mullet, a Chichester Lobster, a Shelsey Cockle, and an Amerly Trout. But I will take ...

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...both heads, Sterling returned to England; took orders,—”ordained deacon at Chichester on Trinity Sunday in 1834" (he never became technically priest):...

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...fear?’ ‘I see very little of him. Arthur would not ask him to our house at Chichester for the Goodwood races, and it was such an escape!’ ‘I am glad a... ... London, after Lady Fotheringham’s death, he left his card, but we were at Chichester. Have you seen that last article of his?’ ‘What, that on modern ...

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... officers to command the Church’s army. Exeter, Bath and Wells, Salisbury, Chichester (very old), and till now (if this rumour be true) Winchester, fr... ...es being so long without active Bishops. Salisbury of course I except, and Chichester is a small Diocese comparatively, and the good Bishop, I know, w...

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... Gardiner Bishop of Winchester, Heath Bishop of Worcester, Day Bishop of Chichester, and Bonner that Bishop of London who was su perseded by Ridle...

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...rth, afterwards Bishop of Lon don; and W alter Seagrave, who became Dean of Chichester.” * *An unsuccessful attempt has been made to transfer the aut...

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...second husband. And the last complication was to be added by the Bishop of Chichester’s brother, Charles Buckner, Vice-Admiral of the White, who was t... ...n 1814, when he was thirteen years of age, he was carried by his father to Chichester to the Bishop’s Palace. The Bishop had heard from his brother th...

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...I nev- ertheless cannot help being. Have I the pleasure of speaking to Mr. Chichester Erskine, author of a tragedy entitled ‘The Patriot Martyrs,’ ded... ... her as he pretended, he had merely been recommended by Jane to marry her. Chichester Erskine had made sketches in Palestine with Sir Charles, and had... ...petition; it will draw on others as your name drew him. The second novice, Chichester Erskine, is a young poet. He will not be of much use to us, thou...

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...at hollow vale. [Exequy on the death of his wife, by Henry King, Bishop of Chichester.] ILL-FA TED AND MYSTERIOUS MAN!—bewildered in the brilliancy of... ... his frame, he looked up- wards, and ejaculated the lines of the Bishop of Chichester: “Stay for me there! I will not fail To meet thee in t...

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...r.’ ‘Regnum? Anderida?’ The children turned their faces to Puck. ‘Regnum’s Chichester,’ he said, pointing towards Cherry Clack, ‘and’—he threw his arm...

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...thor that honour.—P . 365 ‘Sherlock, Hare, Gibson:’ bishops of Salisbury, Chichester, and London, whose Sermons and Pastoral Let- ters did honour to ...

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...son, and he frequently attended him in airings. They also went together to Chichester, and they visited Petworth, and Cowdry, the venerable seat of th...