Notes and Queries, Volym 148–149Oxford University Press, 1925 |
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... called the animal a Danish dog , while Buffon and other naturalists considered it the harrier of Bengal . For three centuries the Dalmatian has been domesticated in Italy . It has never been trained for sport in this country , and its ...
... called the animal a Danish dog , while Buffon and other naturalists considered it the harrier of Bengal . For three centuries the Dalmatian has been domesticated in Italy . It has never been trained for sport in this country , and its ...
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... called Archenfield , was , from Saxon times to 1599 ( and later ) , called by . names which were simply the English of the day for " hedgehog - field . " The list I give is partly given in Canon Bannister's Place . Names of ...
... called Archenfield , was , from Saxon times to 1599 ( and later ) , called by . names which were simply the English of the day for " hedgehog - field . " The list I give is partly given in Canon Bannister's Place . Names of ...
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... called Archen- field , and how can it be doubted that it was " hedgehog - field " all down the Middle Ages ? Even as late as 1869 that good antiquarian the Rev. John Webb , writing his last book ( Memoirs of Col. Birch ' ) at the age of ...
... called Archen- field , and how can it be doubted that it was " hedgehog - field " all down the Middle Ages ? Even as late as 1869 that good antiquarian the Rev. John Webb , writing his last book ( Memoirs of Col. Birch ' ) at the age of ...
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... called upon to show cause before the Court why the plaintiff should not be at liberty to sign final judgment for the amount endorsed on the writ . The Court may , unless satis- fied by affidavit or otherwise that defendant has a good ...
... called upon to show cause before the Court why the plaintiff should not be at liberty to sign final judgment for the amount endorsed on the writ . The Court may , unless satis- fied by affidavit or otherwise that defendant has a good ...
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... called Mill End or Yewden . But Greenlands became the property of the second daughter , who was married to Mr. Baker , by whom that property was sold , 1719 , to Mr. Robert Ayre , and , passing in marriage to by Elizabeth , his daughter ...
... called Mill End or Yewden . But Greenlands became the property of the second daughter , who was married to Mr. Baker , by whom that property was sold , 1719 , to Mr. Robert Ayre , and , passing in marriage to by Elizabeth , his daughter ...
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Sida 433 - Will I upon thy party wear this rose: And here I prophesy, — This brawl to-day, Grown to this faction, in the Temple garden, Shall send, between the red rose and the white, A thousand souls to death and deadly night.
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