Mountjoy

With funding from National Geographic, Mountjoy is now excavating a lakeside settlement (El Pantano) that dates from 800 B.C., pushing the archaeological record in this region back several hundred years.

Tired of Puerto Vallarta? Try the mountains: the road to San Sebastián 2004

With funding from National Geographic, Mountjoy is now excavating a lakeside settlement (El Pantano) that dates from 800 B.C., pushing the archaeological record in this region back several hundred years.

Tired of Puerto Vallarta? Try the mountains: the road to San Sebastián 2004

With funding from National Geographic, Mountjoy is now excavating a lakeside settlement (El Pantano) that dates from 800 B.C., pushing the archaeological record in this region back several hundred years.

Tired of Puerto Vallarta? Try the mountains: the road to San Sebastián 2004

With funding from National Geographic, Mountjoy is now excavating a lakeside settlement (El Pantano) that dates from 800 B.C., pushing the archaeological record in this region back several hundred years.

Tired of Puerto Vallarta? Try the mountains: the road to San Sebastián 2004

One ship called the Mountjoy took the lead and, sailing with all its force, it crashed against the boom, as the bar was called.

An Island Story: A History of England for Boys and Girls Henrietta Elizabeth 1920

Dartmouth (frigate); one of these, called the Mountjoy, broke the enemy's boom, and all the three -- after having sustained a very hot fire from both sides of the river -- arrived in safety at the town, to the inexpressible joy of the inhabitants.

The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 12 John [Editor] Rudd 1885

He therefore recalled Mountjoy and sent him over to France, on the pretence of an embassy to King James, but, as soon as he arrived there, he was treacherously thrown into prison.

Orange and Green A Tale of the Boyne and Limerick 1867

The one looking out toward the sea is called Mountjoy, though the obstinate Americans will write it Munjoy on their maps.

North America 1862

The one looking out toward the sea is called Mountjoy, though the obstinate

North America — Volume 1 Anthony Trollope 1848

On Lough Neagh he erected a new fort called Mountjoy, so that his communications on the south now stretched from that great lake round to Omagh, while those of Dowcra, at Augher,

A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the Emancipation of the Catholics — Complete Thomas D'Arcy McGee 1846