| 1849 - 804 páginas
...told you so." EJB A VISIT TO CASTLE RISING. " Rising was a seaport town, when Lynn was but a marsh ; Now Lynn it is a seaport town, and Rising fares the worse." FEW villages possess greater claims upon the notice of the antiquary or the Churchman, than Castle... | |
| 1908 - 676 páginas
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| Edward Churton - 1851 - 634 páginas
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| Thomas Dugdale - 1830 - 368 páginas
...to in the following traditionary verse — " Rising was a sea-port town When Lynn was but a marsh ; Now Lynn it is a sea-port town And Rising fares the worse." A castle was erected at this place by William de Albini, the first earl of Sussex, some time prior... | |
| William Alfred Dutt - 1904 - 472 páginas
...inherited its glories, for, as says the old verse : ' Rising was a seaport town When Lynn was but a marsh ; Now Lynn it is a seaport town, And Rising fares the worse.' It does, indeed, fare the worse, but not on that account are its prospects the less beautiful or its... | |
| 1908 - 766 páginas
...is alluded to in the traditionary verse : — Rising was a seaport town When Lynn was but a marsh. Now Lynn it is a seaport town, And Rising fares the worse. J. HOLDEN MAcMlCHAEL. SIXTY-SECOND ROYAL AMERICAN REGIMENT (10 S. ix. 350). — This regiment has no... | |
| 1909 - 454 páginas
...of the May numbers of Notes and Queries : — Rising was a seaport town When Lynn was but a marsh, Now Lynn it is a seaport town, And Rising fares the worse. The next is curious from there being a Latin as well as an English version. It appears to go back to... | |
| John Seymour - 1985 - 544 páginas
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| Henry J. Hillen - 1978 - 488 páginas
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