The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1812 |
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... given by the bridegroom is a guinea , in addition to which a collection is frequently made among the friends of the parties who have been invited , for the benefit of the parish - priest . 6 Weddings . The parochial fee for each ...
... given by the bridegroom is a guinea , in addition to which a collection is frequently made among the friends of the parties who have been invited , for the benefit of the parish - priest . 6 Weddings . The parochial fee for each ...
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... given time ; and a practice of this nature would be found to answer the only good purpose for which fees have been authorized , we mean the prevention of im- proper applications for land . According to Mr. Jackson , several other points ...
... given time ; and a practice of this nature would be found to answer the only good purpose for which fees have been authorized , we mean the prevention of im- proper applications for land . According to Mr. Jackson , several other points ...
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... given as annuities for life , or deemed so , must be valued according to this table for the payment of the duty . The second table states the present value of annuities from 11. to 1000l . per annum for any given number of years not ...
... given as annuities for life , or deemed so , must be valued according to this table for the payment of the duty . The second table states the present value of annuities from 11. to 1000l . per annum for any given number of years not ...
Contenido
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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