saker

I was comfortable telling Saker to be the legate for once.

The last building known as Saker closed in 1976, and all the personnel moved back to Washington.

Walls south of the Watch House; a brass saker with 12 lead shot.

Alfred Saker came with his christian religion we stopped the slave trading.

A year later Saker himself started a translation in Douala.

After investigation the missionary organization said Saker was not guilty, however, the way he his treated the local believers had to change.

I didn't want to involve Saker Micawater in any trouble.

At this time, the fort mounted six saker cannons and three smaller guns.

It was a desert saker, the loveliest and fiercest of all falcons.

The saker was a medium cannon slightly smaller than a culverin developed during the early 16th century and often used by the English.

A French version of the saker, the moyenne, meaning "middle sized", was often used at sea.

Merrick, Alfred Saker, with their families, were examined and accepted.

One of the fascinating things in the work of Saker was working with people from Jamaica.

The common name Saker comes from the Arabic saqr.

We have got an Australian in David Saker, but they've now got second best.

Alfred Saker's mind was not on the Gospel.

In the meantime, Saker established a European settlement named Victoria.

The Bimbia man was the first person to go to Saker's school and the first to become christian.

It is there that he encounters Lord Saker, who beats him unmercifully.

Adventure Galley was well-armed with a complement of 32 guns (saker or light cannon).

Saker liked what he saw.

Morphological variation of the saker (Falco cherrug) and the implications for conservation.

The history of Alfred Saker shows a less black and white picture than seen on the memorial in Limbe.

At the Ness by the Millhouse; a brass saker.

"We've turned the corner and we're in a period of stability, which is the prelude to real recovery," Mr. Saker said.