The North Neptunes consist of an island with an islet and rocks off it . The island
lies N.N.W. } W. 5 miles from the south - eastern isle of the South Neptunes , it is 3
miles in circuit , and 160 feet high . It is nearly flat - topped , its south and south ...
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Great Britain. Hydrographic Department. The North Neptunes consist of an island
with an islet and rocks. off it. The island lies N.N.W. # W. 5 miles from the south-
eastern isle of the South Neptunes, it is 3 miles in circuit, and 160 feet high.
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NEPTUNE ISLES ( 35° 20 ' S . , 136° 0Y ' E . ) consist of two groups , the North
and South Neptunes . The South ... The other isle , which lies 1 , 000 yards
northward from that just described , is 2 miles in circumference and 115 feet ( 35 .
1 m . ) ...
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between the North Neptunes and Low Rocks , and 32 to 44 fathoms ( 60.4 to 80.5
m . ) in the channel between Low Rocks and Thistle Island . GAMBIER ISLES ,
about 19 miles northeastward from the southeastern Neptune Isle , consist of ...
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TISIAS When I did tell her of your black intent She screamed to Neptune , fled
along a cliff , And so I lost her : she will come again . Go seek her on the margin
of the isle . PHORMIO Neptune's her father TISIAS So she seemed to cry
PHORMIO ...
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An islet lies about a quarter of a mile to the eastward of the north - east point of
the north - westernmost Neptune isle ... There are 40 to 50 fathoms between the
south - eastern and north - westernmost Neptune isles , and 56 fathoms , sand ,
at ...
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An islet lies about a quarter of a mile to the eastward of the north - east point of
the north - westernmost Neptune isle ... There are 40 to 50 fathoms between the
south - eastern and north - westernmost Neptune isles , and 55 fathoms at 2 or 3
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Neptune I can you inform me whether , when you saw that vessel at anchor in the
day time , her prow pointed up or down the bay ? ” “ ' Deed , honey , she stood
neyther up nor down the Bay ; but right crossways , wid her prow pintin ' right in ...
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The “ ryvers , ” or pirates of the Isle of Wight , among whom King John is by
popular tradition supposed to have found a refuge after ... 6d . , ” in which he
committed himself " to our English Deity , old Neptune , who favourably heard my
prayers .
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6d . ; this , be it understood , includes the attendance of the sturdy descendants of
Neptune to manage the craft . THE New Pier was commenced by a company
called the “ Stokes Bay Railway and Isle of Wight Ferry Company ; " this
afterwards ...
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7 42 13 7 8 20 14 6 10 19 10 52 12 Tu Cromwell , Protect . , 1653 8 45 14 1 9 10
14 10 11 21 11 48 13 W Neptune souths , 8 a 33. 9 34 14 9 9 56 15 2 0 14 14 Tb
Prince Consort d . , 1861. 10 19 15 410 40 15 3 0 39 1 2 15 Fr Uranus souths , 4
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NEPTUNE ISLES (35° 20' S., 136° 07' E.) consist of two groups, the North and
South Neptunes. The South Neptunes are two isles, the southeastern of which is
barely 2 miles in circumference, and seems to be entirely composed of ...
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Neptune Isles ( lat . 35° 20 ' , long . 136° 07 ' ) consist of two groups , the North
and South Neptunes . The South Neptunes are two isles , the southeastern of
which is barely 2 miles round , and seems to be entirely composed of black -
looking ...
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The Jubilee Match twice round the Isle of Wight proved another most tedious
affair , owing to the tide , which varied little ... At Swanage Foxhound and Sybil
were the winners of tħe Isle of Purbeck Y.C. , and Neptune scored more honours
at ...
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Franquet , who had accompanied Chabert to Louisbourg in 1750 , came to Isle
Royale in order to examine the defences of the colony and recommend the
necessary construction work to prepare the colony against attack . Although
appointed ...
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From the island, at the point opposite Neptune's Throne, a good view of Sark is
obtained; on one day it will be seen standing clearly above the sea, with Brechou
or Merchant's Island clearly discernible, and La Coupée (the isthmus which holds
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PART I. SCENE I. The Curtain , on rising , discovers the Ocean — Tritons ,
NEREIDES , & c . , heralding the approach of NEPTUNE , who appears in a car
drawn by sea - horses , and accompanied by AMPHITRITE , bearing in her arms
the ...
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Neen Savage , par . and vil . , Shropshire , on river Rea , Neptune ' s Caves , 2
caverns , on S . coast of Isle of 1 mile N . of Cleobury Mortimer , 3779 ac . , pop .
331 . Wight , near Freshwater Gate , 3 . m . E . of The Needles . Noen Sollars , par
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Even during the war “ Granny " is working on Fair Isle jumpers . VAN WR Fair Isle
, famous for its woollen jumpers , is situated between the Orkney and the
Shetland Islands . 1 . Fair Isle with its A . A . guns . 2 . The Shetland Islands . 3 .
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It is situated in the middle of the passage of the Race , in a straight line with the
isle of Sark : it is two leagues long , N E and S w , but very narrow . The marks for
the middle of the bank , are Alderney Mill north , and the Caskets N W. West of ...
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