Heysham

/ ˈhiːʃəm /

noun

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I rose from the table, flinging back my chair, but Heysham nodded gravely.

Two-thirds of all the deaths were of married people; Heysham saw no case in a child under three years.

Nothing more is heard of it in Carlisle for the next eight years, during which Heysham kept an account of the diseases.

Thomas Gernet, in Heysham, by sounding the horn on meeting the king on his arrival in those parts.

Heysham had understated the case, for unless we struck the railroad we might very well freeze to death on the prairie.

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