Some Account of the Worshipful Company of Grocers of the City of LondonC. Whittingham, 1854 - 580 страница |
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... citizens at large , as a place of recreation . * It is described as containing alleys , hedge - rows , and a bowling - alley , with an an- cient tower , of stone and brick at the north - west corner which , probably , was part of the ...
... citizens at large , as a place of recreation . * It is described as containing alleys , hedge - rows , and a bowling - alley , with an an- cient tower , of stone and brick at the north - west corner which , probably , was part of the ...
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... Citizen . tee of Safety . In 1641 , when the forced adjournment of the House Commit- of Commons took place in confequence of the un- guarded attack upon its privileges by Charles I , a grand Committee of Safety was appointed to watch ...
... Citizen . tee of Safety . In 1641 , when the forced adjournment of the House Commit- of Commons took place in confequence of the un- guarded attack upon its privileges by Charles I , a grand Committee of Safety was appointed to watch ...
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... Citizen . tee of Safety . In 1641 , when the forced adjournment of the House Commit- of Commons took place in confequence of the un- guarded attack upon its privileges by Charles I , a grand Committee of Safety was appointed to watch ...
... Citizen . tee of Safety . In 1641 , when the forced adjournment of the House Commit- of Commons took place in confequence of the un- guarded attack upon its privileges by Charles I , a grand Committee of Safety was appointed to watch ...
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... Citizens on this occafion were mani- fested in a variety of ways ; murmurs , not loud but deep , were uttered and , as is ufual in all cafes where the public mind is excited , lampoons and pasquinades iffued from the press in abundance ...
... Citizens on this occafion were mani- fested in a variety of ways ; murmurs , not loud but deep , were uttered and , as is ufual in all cafes where the public mind is excited , lampoons and pasquinades iffued from the press in abundance ...
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... citizen , touching this terrible froft and the great lotterie and the effects of them . " The following dialogue occurs in it : - " I Countryman . " I remember , in the eleventh yere of the raigne of Queene Elizabeth , a lotterie began ...
... citizen , touching this terrible froft and the great lotterie and the effects of them . " The following dialogue occurs in it : - " I Countryman . " I remember , in the eleventh yere of the raigne of Queene Elizabeth , a lotterie began ...
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