SHEERNESS, a garrison town and naval seaport in the Faversham parliamentary division of Kent, England, in the Isle of Sheppey, on the right bank of the Medway estuary at its junction with the Thames, 51 m. [Please select]
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Sheerness was to be fortified. [Please select]
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My husband did so, and in less than two hours they had marched out of town towards Sheerness without making any noise. [Please select]
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Was he, then, running away from Calendar and his daughter to chase a will-o'-the-wisp of his credulous fancy, off Sheerness shore.' [Please select]
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They passed down the river without impediment, and anchored that night off Sheerness. [Please select]
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It took them two more tides before they were off Sheerness. [Please select]
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The wind was from the south-west, and the vessel was off Sheerness before the tide turned. [Please select]
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We were sailing from Bricklesey for Sheerness when the storm caught us. [Please select]
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"It seems well-nigh, if not quite, finished, and is strongly posted on that hill, overlooking the whole country from Dartford to Sheerness." [Please select]
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"We're about one mile northeast of Sheerness and two miles southwest of the Nore Light."' [Please select]
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The Dutch took Sheerness, and burned many ships of war; almost insulting the capital itself in their predatory incursion. [Please select]
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