- A
postilion or
postillion is a
person who
guides a horse-drawn
coach or post
chaise while mounted on the
horse or one of a pair of horses. By contrast...
- name HMS
Postillion,
after the Postilion, the
driver of a horse-drawn
coach or post chaise,
mounted on one of the
drawing horses: HMS
Postillion (1702)...
- "My
postillion has been
struck by lightning", "our
postillion has been
struck by lightning", and
other variations on the same pattern, are
often given...
- the fjord.
Islands and
rocks include Gremlin Island,
Pyrox Island and
Postillion Rock. Neny
Island is just
north of the fjord's mouth. This
coast was first...
- HMS
Postillion was a
reciprocating engine-powered Algerine-class
minesweeper during the
Second World War. She was
ordered for the
United States Navy as...
- Danish-Norwegian Navy on 7 July 1711 and went on to
serve on the
frigate Postillion.
While on
Postillion, he
befriended Norwegian admiral baron Waldemar Løvendal, who...
- author.
Starting with a
first volume A
Postillion Struck by
Lightning (an
allusion to the
phrase My
postillion has been
struck by lightning), he wrote...
-
Field boots Dress boots Hunt
boots Top
boots Paddock boots Jodhpur boots Postillion boots Cowboy boots Hessian boots Cold
weather boots Combat boots Desert...
-
Hvide Ørn 20 guns,
captured by
Sweden 1715 Højenhald 30 guns Raae 30 guns
Postillion 26 guns
Leopard 24 guns Søridder 28 guns Løvendals
Gallej 20 guns Kongens...
-
Should be Spoken.'" Engrish,
broken English common among Asian learners My
postillion has been
struck by lightning, a
strange phrase often attributed to interlingual...
