- The name
Larkhall or
Laverock Ha
first appears in
journals around 1620. The
origins of the name are unknown,
although Laverock is the
Scots word for...
- Flourtown, and Oreland. The
communities of
Lafayette Hill, Fort Washington,
Laverock,
North Hills, Miquon, and
Glenside are also
situated partly inside the...
- Bibcode:2012FEMME..82...11G. doi:10.1111/j.1574-6941.2012.01400.x. PMID 22533682.
Laverock, Bonnie; Gilbert, Jack A.; Tait, Karen; Osborn, A. Mark; Widdicombe, Steve...
- tell,
Where the
melody Love
taught her Is the
laverock's only lay, At the foot of
Bowmont Water,
Bowmont Water — far away! List of
rivers of
Scotland List...
- no time to shut the
watertight doors.
Water entered through open portholes, some only a few feet
above the
water line, and
inundated p****ageways and cabins...
- Mott and
Laverock, Edge Hill, and Cedarbrook. All of the
communities form a
border with
Philadelphia along Cheltenham Avenue. Edge Hill,
Laverock, and Cedarbrook's...
- she was lost. The
wreck of
Empress of
Ireland lies in 40 m (130 ft) of
water,
making it
accessible to
advanced divers. Many
artifacts from the wreckage...
- deckload, and some deck
equipment and covers. Her No. 5 hold was also full of
water. The ship
arrived in
Philadelphia on 28
February with iron ore from Narvik...
- Exclassics.com.
Retrieved 22 May 2013. Foxe's Book of Martyrs: 339. Hugh
Laverock, John Apprice,
Katharine Hut,
Elizabeth Thackvel, and Joan Horns. Exclassics...
-
rights under cruiser rules.
Admiral Henry Oliver ordered HMS
Louis and HMS
Laverock to
escort Lusitania, and took the
further precaution of
sending the Q-ship...
