Medway

The French are at this moment landing a fresh regiment of Cavalry, and the "Medway" is being cleared of her cargo of Turks.

Journal Kept During The Russian War: From The Departure Of The Army From England In April 1854, To The Fall Of Sebastopol 1856

Dear Jen, Medway is not young for you, on my account anyway.

Cheeseburger Gothic » A few quiet ales with the crew… and a special guest from America. 2009

Oh and I agree, Medway is cute; in that “I want to adopt you” kind of way.

Cheeseburger Gothic » A few quiet ales with the crew… and a special guest from America. 2009

I sussed this out when substituting on a Scrutiny Committee, here in Medway, about eighteen months ago.

BBC pro-Labour bias (part xxx) Not a sheep 2008

The move was so successful in Medway, in the south east, that neighbouring Maidstone sought and got a similar law because the problem simply migrated over the border.

For Sale: Perfume Laced with Urine | Impact Lab 2006

(Medway, that is NO longer legal ..!) … to forgive me, and I pray that I can one day appreciate all of my own talents in good measure, enough to not be overwhelmed by the seemingly all-conquering perfection of the many non-Clumsy women of my acquaintance.

Cheeseburger Gothic » The Ladies Blue Room. Or something. 2010

Anyway, I'm digressing, the point is I'm finally getting around to doing a review of some poetry I read recently by Maria McCarthy, also known as Medway Maria.

Archive 2009-06-01 Chickenlady 2009

Anyway, I'm digressing, the point is I'm finally getting around to doing a review of some poetry I read recently by Maria McCarthy, also known as Medway Maria.

My First Poetry Review Chickenlady 2009

He downed another treble and called Medway to ask which doctor this Marylebone character had been shadowing last night as part of this 'twenty-four hours in the life of the Trust' nonsense.

Quite Ugly One Morning Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 1996

The ships of the enemy came up the Thames and the Medway, which is a branch of the Thames; they took possession of a fort at Sheerness, near the mouth of the river, and, after seizing all the military stores, which had been collected there to an enormous amount, they set fire to the powder magazine, and blew up the whole fortress with a terrific explosion.

History of King Charles the Second of England Jacob Abbott 1841