History of the Thirty Years' Peace. A. D. 1816-1846, Volume 4G. Bell, 1878 - Great Britain |
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... caused the mirth of the newspapers throughout the rest of the transaction . The sheriffs of London- together constituting one sheriff of Middlesex — were Messrs . William Evans and John Wheelton . First , they petitioned the courts to ...
... caused the mirth of the newspapers throughout the rest of the transaction . The sheriffs of London- together constituting one sheriff of Middlesex — were Messrs . William Evans and John Wheelton . First , they petitioned the courts to ...
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... cause , on the 17th of January , why they did not pay the money . Meantime parliament assembled ; and on the 16th , Lord J. Russell laid the whole case before the House , and pressed for an immediate de- cision of this perplexing and ...
... cause , on the 17th of January , why they did not pay the money . Meantime parliament assembled ; and on the 16th , Lord J. Russell laid the whole case before the House , and pressed for an immediate de- cision of this perplexing and ...
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... cause our brother to offend . Even these things are , however , less fearful than one manifestation of the time , which tells as much as the new practice of poisoning for the sake of payments from burial - clubs . While the temperance cause ...
... cause our brother to offend . Even these things are , however , less fearful than one manifestation of the time , which tells as much as the new practice of poisoning for the sake of payments from burial - clubs . While the temperance cause ...
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... caused throughout the kingdom . She always said , and truly , that there were girls all along the coast who would , and did , accompany their fathers and brothers to sea in storms , when they were called on to preserve life ; and it is ...
... caused throughout the kingdom . She always said , and truly , that there were girls all along the coast who would , and did , accompany their fathers and brothers to sea in storms , when they were called on to preserve life ; and it is ...
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... cause of pride to the nation . The architect reached his seventy - fourth year . His likeness remains , not only in Sir Thomas Lawrence's portrait , but in a bust in the long gallery at Windsor , where he , if any man , deserves a place ...
... cause of pride to the nation . The architect reached his seventy - fourth year . His likeness remains , not only in Sir Thomas Lawrence's portrait , but in a bust in the long gallery at Windsor , where he , if any man , deserves a place ...
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Page 196 - and other extraneous persons, entirely unconcerned in this adventure of his, to steal from him his small winnings, for a space of sixty years at the shortest. After sixty years, unless your honourable House provide otherwise, they may begin to steal. ' And your petitioner will ever pray. •THOMAS CAKLYLE.