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Cape to Cape
On a late April morning, lover of landscapes and professional geologist John Sutcliffe, approaching his 70th birthday, sets out on a backpacking trek from Cape Cornwall in South West England to Cape Wrath on the north-westerly tip of Scotland: a breathtaking 1,250-mile-long walk. Starting out along the sea cliffs of Cornwall and heading inland across the remote moor country of Dartmoor, Exmoor and the marshy Somerset Levels, John crosses into Wales and follows the delightful Welsh border to Shropshire. Continuing into the limestone dales of Derbyshire, he then treads the Pennine Way for 250 miles to the Scottish Borders, often sharing his campsite with the creatures of the night, facing unfo...
Dressing for Pleasure in Rubber, Vinyl & Leather
AtomAge magazine was the underground bible of leather, rubber and vinyl fetish wear throughout the 1970s. Founded, designed and published by John Sutcliffe as a way of showcasing his extraordinary clothing designs, it quickly became a focal point for explorers of every kind of fledgling clothing scene. For its readers, AtomAge was both an instruction manual and a mirror. The experimental clothing, including items made by the readers themselves, transformed a passion for a sexual kink into a cult phenomenon. From motorbiking and mask wearing, to mudlarking and wading worship, AtomAge covered every conceivalbe wrinkle. The photographs reflect an age of amateur enthusiasm, before fetish became ...
Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art
List of members in each volume.
The London Gazette
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New York Court of Appeals. Records and Briefs.
Volume contains: 63 NY 104 (McGarry v. Loomis) 63 NY 62 (Whitney Arms Co. v. Barlow) 63 NY 88 (Peo. v. Powell) 63 NY 93 (Boynton v. Andrews) 63 NY 97 (Carman v. Beach) 63 NY 101 (Hill v. Syracuse, B. & N.Y.R.R.Co.) 63 NY 108 (O'Brien v. Comm. F. Ins. Co.) 63 NY 114 (Gibbs v. Queen Ins. Co.) 63 NY 132 (Washburn v. Burnham) 63 NY 181 (Welsh v. Cochran) 63 NY 612 (Jones v. Walker) 63 NY 613 (Ross v. Terry) 63 NY 616 (Miles v. Brown) 63 NY 616 (Chapman Slate Co. v. Sutcliffe) 63 NY 616 (James v. Hamilton) 63 NY 624 (Chandler v. Hoag)
Yorkshire Oddities: Incidents and Strange Events
In the middle of last century there lived in Wakefield a certain Peter Priestly, who for many years was sexton of the parish church of All Saints. The then vicar was Michael Bacon, D.D., a tall, portly man, of a commanding presence, who wore a large bushy wig, as was the wont of many old divines of that date. He was a man of rather a warm temperament, and was apt at times, when matters did not flow quite according to his will, to grow a little irritable, and whilst in that condition his habit was frequently to thrust his right hand in a testy, impetuous way under his wig. This habit destroyed the symmetry of that capital ornament, and made it protrude considerably on the right side; and this...
