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... Common Pleas 1511 to 1526 . In all notices of him a serious mistake is made as to the year of his death . Foss states that he retired from the Bench in 1526 , but lived until 1540 ; and these dates have been adopted in ' Dict . Nat ...
... Common Pleas 1511 to 1526 . In all notices of him a serious mistake is made as to the year of his death . Foss states that he retired from the Bench in 1526 , but lived until 1540 ; and these dates have been adopted in ' Dict . Nat ...
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... common use among Canadians as descriptive of that portion of their Dominion . J. F. HOGAN . Royal Colonial Institute , Northumberland Avenue . " BROKENSELDE . " " Le Brokenselde " in West Chepe by Milk Street is said to have been in ...
... common use among Canadians as descriptive of that portion of their Dominion . J. F. HOGAN . Royal Colonial Institute , Northumberland Avenue . " BROKENSELDE . " " Le Brokenselde " in West Chepe by Milk Street is said to have been in ...
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... common to more than one writer . Other epigrammatists were indebted in turn to Owen . * * His closest imitator was H. Harder . See ' Deli- tiæ Poetarum Danorum ' ( 1693 ) , vol . ii . Bernhard Bauhusius's Omnia si laudas mea , Branti ...
... common to more than one writer . Other epigrammatists were indebted in turn to Owen . * * His closest imitator was H. Harder . See ' Deli- tiæ Poetarum Danorum ' ( 1693 ) , vol . ii . Bernhard Bauhusius's Omnia si laudas mea , Branti ...
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... common at Lammastide . Like com- Farm , has given place to the ponderous iron plaint was at the same time made in respect Ebury Bridge , now spanning both railway of 108 acres at the Neat , " in the tenancy and canal . Pimlico , here on ...
... common at Lammastide . Like com- Farm , has given place to the ponderous iron plaint was at the same time made in respect Ebury Bridge , now spanning both railway of 108 acres at the Neat , " in the tenancy and canal . Pimlico , here on ...
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... common pasture or common ; see the English Dialect Dictionary . ' The etymology is simple enough , viz . , from the verb to tie , A.-S. tigan ; and it must be remembered that Papers , ' vol . iv . had ever been. Negro Poet ( or poetess ) ...
... common pasture or common ; see the English Dialect Dictionary . ' The etymology is simple enough , viz . , from the verb to tie , A.-S. tigan ; and it must be remembered that Papers , ' vol . iv . had ever been. Negro Poet ( or poetess ) ...
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