The Every-day Book and Table Book; Or, Everlasting Calendar of Popular Amusements, Sports, Pastimes, Ceremonies, Manners, Customs, and Events, Incident to Each of the Three Hundred and Sixty-five Days, in Past and Present Times: Forming a Complete History of the Year, Months, and Seasons, and a Perpetual Key to the Almanac ... for Daily Use and DiversionsPub. for T. Tegg, 1830 - Almanacs, English |
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... lord chancellor , decreed in favour of a Mrs. Croaker against the lord Arundel . On the following new year's day , in token of her gratitude , she presented sir Thomas with a pair of gloves , containing forty angels . " It would be ...
... lord chancellor , decreed in favour of a Mrs. Croaker against the lord Arundel . On the following new year's day , in token of her gratitude , she presented sir Thomas with a pair of gloves , containing forty angels . " It would be ...
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... lord- ships please , may be examined to all those facts which are now laid to my charge . Court . - Call Mr. Malt . Malt appears . Court . Mr. Malt , you have ( as you have been in court ) heard the indictment that is laid against your ...
... lord- ships please , may be examined to all those facts which are now laid to my charge . Court . - Call Mr. Malt . Malt appears . Court . Mr. Malt , you have ( as you have been in court ) heard the indictment that is laid against your ...
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... lord Nelson say , he failed in proving . They forget that the possibility of proving it was not allowed him ; for he was brought to trial within an hour after he was legally in arrest ; and how , in that time , was he to collect his wit ...
... lord Nelson say , he failed in proving . They forget that the possibility of proving it was not allowed him ; for he was brought to trial within an hour after he was legally in arrest ; and how , in that time , was he to collect his wit ...
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... lord of the manor of Wakefield , a part of the duchy of Lancaster . If a felon were taken within the liberty of the ... lord's bailiff in Halifax , who kept the town , had also the keeping of the axe , and was the executioner at the ...
... lord of the manor of Wakefield , a part of the duchy of Lancaster . If a felon were taken within the liberty of the ... lord's bailiff in Halifax , who kept the town , had also the keeping of the axe , and was the executioner at the ...
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... lord Lovat in 1747 : he approved the notion- " My neck is very short , " he said , " and the executioner will be puzzled to find it out with his axe : if they make the machine , I suppose they will call it lord Lovat's maiden . " Randle ...
... lord Lovat in 1747 : he approved the notion- " My neck is very short , " he said , " and the executioner will be puzzled to find it out with his axe : if they make the machine , I suppose they will call it lord Lovat's maiden . " Randle ...
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