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... Porthcawl , so named from two fishing wears formerly placed there , is probably continued into the Channel to the south and east under the names of the Patches and the Tusker ; the latter rock has a beacon on it , and is especially ...
... Porthcawl , so named from two fishing wears formerly placed there , is probably continued into the Channel to the south and east under the names of the Patches and the Tusker ; the latter rock has a beacon on it , and is especially ...
Page 93
... Porthcawl harbour . Earth was wanted for a garden , and in raising a supply from a small tumulus on which once stood a boundary mere stone , fragments of a rude cylindrical urn were found . From the pieces shown me , two or three of ...
... Porthcawl harbour . Earth was wanted for a garden , and in raising a supply from a small tumulus on which once stood a boundary mere stone , fragments of a rude cylindrical urn were found . From the pieces shown me , two or three of ...
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... Porthcawl , it is pro- bable that some other mounds have been dug up to dress the fields , mixed with lime , and scattered over the light sandy soil . A fourth probably existed at the Summer or Samar barrows , to the north of Priest ...
... Porthcawl , it is pro- bable that some other mounds have been dug up to dress the fields , mixed with lime , and scattered over the light sandy soil . A fourth probably existed at the Summer or Samar barrows , to the north of Priest ...
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... Porthcawl , and the plough for years spared the turf above them . At Newton Point , and elsewhere , the sand has drifted from the too hastily raised mounds of similar sufferers . Often have the pilots and other inhabitants risked their ...
... Porthcawl , and the plough for years spared the turf above them . At Newton Point , and elsewhere , the sand has drifted from the too hastily raised mounds of similar sufferers . Often have the pilots and other inhabitants risked their ...
Page 238
... Porthcawl Bay , and some banks of pools ( once used for salt making ) near the ruins of the Red House , still the drift is less considerable than formerly . Turberville of Tithegston , as a scion of the house 238 ACCOUNT OF NEWTON NOTTAGE .
... Porthcawl Bay , and some banks of pools ( once used for salt making ) near the ruins of the Red House , still the drift is less considerable than formerly . Turberville of Tithegston , as a scion of the house 238 ACCOUNT OF NEWTON NOTTAGE .
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