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New in the library The PURSUE files The Department of War's UAP release, mirrored in full: the videos, recordings and images, each beside its case file.Scans matching “TIME”540 scans · page 1
Martyrdom of Amphibalus, Trinity College Dublin MS E.i.40, fol. 45r, attributed to Matthew Paris Scanpet h faut ennuruner. Ela entraille fi esculer. He letta par teu timet sufrir. Pfermun paent gunn. ncrou le pendirent lu guu defloial 1 dist amphibal neft vac gilt timent ra…
A true Relation of a strange Monster that lately was by a Storm, driven a shore at Dingle-I-coth in the County of Kerry in Ireland, with Letters Teftimonial, under the hands of credible Eye-witnesses. To Mr. John Wickins at the Mearmaid in Millstreet, London. Oving Friend, I heard of this following …
The Mowing - Devil: Or, Strange NEWS out of Hartford - Shire. Blinding Time Relation of a Farmer, who Bargaintims with a Poor Awerer, about the Cutting down Three Half Acres of Oats, upon the Mower's asking too much, the Farmer wrote, That the Devil should Mow it, rather than He. And so it fell out,…
Abigail Williams Kepigelle & Faith that an old man that goes with two sisters had appeared to & hurt her many times by pinching & bringing the book for her to jet their hands unto, & the man had that his name was Jacob the Father of Geo: Jacob & the Grandfather of Margaret Jacob & he had made said M…
For Mr. Horton For Mr. Horton Staff or Staff Three Staff Ahus Awd O Harahio of an Apparition in the parish Church of Bosminer my County of Bolt Rho day of Prince Sid 1728. Jasaw denied a platoon of Boonisha many a toils by whom he had jane a son Nouned John soon after whose birth his mother died his…
hugging hops into a small well at a distance. Church walls frown by dogs to warn of theft, but of boys at a rafters of age to show only of shoes wiping down the stairs. He fenced his house, running off him in body, which came him to look back, until farther off, the school to saw on apparition of a …
C. Jan 1727 et le 29 may, mardi de mercredi, pendant laffice de voyage michel un loup Carnacier mit infant de françois malarin a la porte de la malarin. maison en piece de la mère qui ne quit jamais le bid armacher des dents: plusieurs personnes revenant de françois appartententuelle recit de la mal…
RELATION CURIEUSE, VÉRITABLE ET REMARQUABLE. DE la mort & des désordres commis par une bête séroce, aux environs de Sarlat dans le Périgord. IL vient de paroître, aux environs de Sarlat dans le Périgord, une Bête féroce, que l'on a jugé être un Loup enragé, d'une grandcur extraordinaire. Cette Bête …
" Sapper talks - he admitted that when in bed he fell into a feverish sleep , but was waked , between thieves , by somebody opening his curtains - it was Lord Tyfflow , in a night-gown & cape , which Andreas requited - he also plainly spoke to him , saying ' he was come to the hine all was over ' . …
o produce melons. telligence. 10 NDIES. the Governor Gen. has received the force that a detach- ary force at Hydra- sard of Lieut. Col. of a corps of horse units of native infant- province of Cande- the predatory force Seup. Row Holkar, and Dandieu Khan, of near 100 miles, surprising the enemy hair,…
o produce melons. telligence. 10 NDIES. the Governor Gen. has received the force that a detach- ary force at Hydra- sard of Lieut. Col. of a corps of horse units of native infant- province of Cande- the predatory force Seup. Row Holkar, and Dandieu Khan, of near 100 miles, surprising the enemy hair,…
having already borne my testimony to the occurrences of the night of the 15th ult. in the Parsonage at Syderstone, and finding that Ventrilogutism and other Devices are now resorted to, as the probable causes of them (and that too under the sanction of certain statements put forth in your last week'…
is the desire of us both "to be influenced by facts alone," he must allow me to doubt whether his conclusions are always legitimately deduced. He does not "indulge a conjecture that the knocks, vibrations, scratchings, groanings, &c. which he heard, proceeded from any member of Mr. Stewart's family;…
our conversation in our city and county; as such is the case, and as I have been so frequently appealed to by personal friends, I hope you will afford the convenience of correcting, through the medium of your journal, some of the errors committed in the reports made of the disturbances which occurre…
which are sometimes heard, as though proceeding from a female suffering under acute anguish of mind. Upon the whole, Mr. Editor, whatever may be my sentiments on this mysterious visitation, I cannot but perfectly coincide in opinion with one of the rev. gentlemen who has lately favoured us with his …
THE GREAT SEA-SERPENT. "Strange things come up to look at us— The matter of the day." something comes up to look at it." The masters of the deep."—Song, "The Return of the Admiral." A NEW attestation of the existence of the Great Sea Serpent has just been placed upon official record; and has very na…
HE\D OF THE SEA-SERPENT SEEN BY CAPT. M'QUILE. pearance of the Sorpent, under the supervision of Captain M'Quhue, and with his approval of the authenticity of their details as to position and form. The next communication is the following letter, addressed, within the past ten days, to the Editor of …
HEAD OF THE SEA SERPENT SEEN BY CAPT. M'QUILE. W of Good Hope on the 30th of July and reached St. Helena on the 16th of August. Next, the following very interesting report, by Captain M'Quiah, was forwarded to the Admiralty: "Her Majesty's Ship Dreadfuls, Hamanoze, Oct. 11. "Sir—In reply to your let…
SUPPosed APPEARANCE OF THE GREAT SEA-SERPENT, FROM R. M. S "PLUMPER," S1 Pathy for her suffering, contemperaries, and most THE GREAT SEA SERPENT. THE GREAT SERIES (To the Editor of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.) Portsmouth Harbour, Apt. Editor of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON HARBOUR, H.M.S. Plumjon, Portsm…
It is hereby to the above appointed person(s) to recommend to the Board of Directors the following proposals for the establishment of a new business unit in the company: (1) to establish a new business unit in the company; (2) to establish a new business unit in the company; (3) to establish a new b…
The Old Fox Cottage, Hydesville, NY, "The cradle of modern Spiritualism", photographed before 1916 ScanThe Old Fox Cottage, Hydesville, N. D. "The Cradle of Modern Spiritualism" On a lonely country road, about one mile from the station of Newark, N. Y., U. S. A., on the New York Central Railroad, and about thirty miles from Rochester, is situated a modest wooden cottage, which has become one of the m…
"VERY LIKE A WHALK."—A discovery of great scientific importance has just been made at Culmont (Haute Marne). Some men employed in cutting a tunnel which is to unite the St. Dizier and Nancy railways, had just thrown down an enormous block of stone by means of gunpowder, and were in the act of breaki…
cation."—Philadelphia: Lindslay & Blakeston. Sold by all booksellers and druggists. Also, "The Physician's Pocket Day-Book, by C. Henri Leonard, M.A., M.D." Price $1.00-Detroit, Mich. These are conveniently arranged for the use of practicing physicians, to be carried regularly in the pocket. The for…
AN AERIAL MYSTERY. One day last week a marvelous apparition was seen near Coney Island. At the height of at least a thousand feet in the air a strange object was in the act of flying toward the New-Jersey coast. It was apparently a man with bat's wings and improved frog's legs. The face of the man c…
The Times, 9 August 1879, report of the shooting of the Rev. James Yates Rooker by Charles Hartland ScanATTEMPTED MURDER.—Yesterday morning a desperate attempt was made on the life of the Rev. J. Y. Rooker, vicar of Lower Gornal, near Wolverhampton. It appears that some two years since a man, Charles Hartland, who occupies a respectable position and is a quarry-master, was sent to goal for a disgustin…
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image $ \textcircled{3} $ THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Print Download Tag Comment position ward for notably spinners are long AN INTOXICATED CARTER AND THE HILLTOWN GHOST. A carter named James Park, residing in Hilltown, was brought before Baile Hunter at the Dundee Police Court t…
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A Great Boom O. D. MYER. FOR ONTARIO STREET. 23 and 25 Pacific avenue. The Second Largest Retail Store As the only staff member down, they paid very low for the first dinner menu items. Pewn work hours were very cumbersome. We were very tired. Our menu was very expensive. Our opened up to F. R. Pott…
trustworthy citizens fell in and around er office. The bar arrested has not earthquake. Sound- day show 17 feet of channel, one hour in Pumpkin Hill river. There is also. There is no truth in across Ashley River St. Michael's. later losses there are behind all cedilian sites great store by pres born…
peeled that Professor McGee' sstatement will stop any further exodus. MORE EXPERIENCE. Another Charleston Refugee Tells How the Earthquake Affected Him. Special Dispatch to the Leader. WASHINGTON, September 4.—Refugees from Charleston continue to arrive. Among them to-day was one who gave his experi…
ing our Beaded a yard. assort- tature in ments night. ALARM AND DESPAIR. The Residents of Charleston Completely Unnerved by the Continued Shocks. CHARLESTON, S. C., September 4.—The earthquake shock last night caused great alarm on account of the shattered condition of the nerves of the people. Thos…
each successive and the fell all around a tidal wave usually follicle, to I selected a tall tree to climb on the slightest bible, seeing the danger of just, I walked around to some fell like standing still and all night the streets peek walking hither and there, some praying, others arising the same…
A HOLY TERROR. ago, had an able sensation. A terrific monster—bendish which all the chimeras, gorgons, minotaurs and other buggies of antiquity were harmless insects—had been found to inhabit the depths of Elizabeth Lake. It was a good story, but of course the Free Press couldn't swallow it; but now…
Fisherman Hooks Flathead Lake Monster Big Sturgeon Weighed 181 Pounds By A. E. ALLEN POLSON — As aid newspaper readers know the Flathead lake turned out to be a whit sturgeon, seven and a half feet long and weighing 181 pounds. It subs- equently topped up to 330 pounds in newsprint.) The remarkable …
It was much too low to be a cloud and moved far too swiftly, besides there was no wind at all. It seemed to work about as it swam through the air in a writhing, twisting manner similar to the glide of some serpents. Mr. Switzer called his wife out and they watched it until got just east of the churc…
or head visible but there was one great flaming eve, and a sort of a wheezing, plaintive sound was emitted from a mouth which was invisible. It flapped like a flag in the winds as it came on and frequently gave a great squirm as though suffering unutterable agony. When it came to be directly over th…
Boys in Crawfordsville, Ind., have a balloon parachute craze, and cats are daily sent up, the parachute being so arranged that it will detach itself from the balloon at a certain time. The cats are not taking kindly to this aeronautic mania.…
Asking About the Spook. Postmaster Bonnell is receiving letters every mail from people all over the country anxiously inquiring about the "spook" which was seen here last Friday night. The inquiries seem for the most part to be deluded fools and nearly scared out of their wits by what they think por…
much worked up over the affair and very naturally associate the it with the supernatural. They will carry a Springfield rifle to the barn the next time they go and if the apparition again comes tapping around they will drill a hole in him with an ounce of cold lead.…
An Awkward Encounter. SAYS the Braidwood Dispatch : Mr. Arthur Martin, cordial manufacturer, met with a rather awkward reception as he was going in to Captain's Flat on Friday last with a load of cordials. Shortly after getting upon the turn off road from the Cooma road, within two or three miles of…
n somebody who wanted to slink away without being seen. That's all there is in it. And now, I suppose, you would like to see the ghost's tooth, the gambler's grape?" Expressing our concern with the loss to us, I tell you, we have been in the midst of a great crisis and distresses during the crisis. …
WINSTED WOODS SCOURED SUNDAY. Two Hundred Armed Men Participate in the Search—No Trace of the Terrible Creature Discovered—His Existence Confidently Believed in. However—Features of the Novel Round-up. Yesterday some 200 men tramped through the Winsted woods on an unsuccessful hunt for the wild man …