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... 1743, at his house, the Queen's Head, in Grafton Street, Soho. The Union was
also a coffee-house. PHILIP Norman. May I mildly protest against the note with
this heading at the last reference? Anglesey pennies and halfpennies of 1788
and ...
... 1743, at his house, the Queen's Head, in Grafton Street, Soho. The Union was
also a coffee-house. PHILIP Norman. May I mildly protest against the note with
this heading at the last reference? Anglesey pennies and halfpennies of 1788
and ...
Página 44
Some of the things earliest in date are among the Delft ware; a small-necked
round flask inscribed Sack, 1650; a larger-sized one, Claret, 1651 ; another 1634;
and the collection is brought up to the last few years with a plate of the Queen's ...
Some of the things earliest in date are among the Delft ware; a small-necked
round flask inscribed Sack, 1650; a larger-sized one, Claret, 1651 ; another 1634;
and the collection is brought up to the last few years with a plate of the Queen's ...
Página 50
In Queen Anne's time another course was taken to answer the same purpose, viz.
to defer the sitting of Parliament from time to time—and a proceeding resorted to,
perhaps the most extraordinary in all our Parliamentary History. From the 8th of ...
In Queen Anne's time another course was taken to answer the same purpose, viz.
to defer the sitting of Parliament from time to time—and a proceeding resorted to,
perhaps the most extraordinary in all our Parliamentary History. From the 8th of ...
Página 86
26 , from the Latin hariolor , to divine , by the late be interviewed the queen at
Oatlands , and in the Bishop of St . Andrews , ought to be noted in record of this
day ( p . 52 ) there is one passage which ' N . & Q . It occurs as a rhyme to “
carriole ...
26 , from the Latin hariolor , to divine , by the late be interviewed the queen at
Oatlands , and in the Bishop of St . Andrews , ought to be noted in record of this
day ( p . 52 ) there is one passage which ' N . & Q . It occurs as a rhyme to “
carriole ...
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The William III . , and Nahum Tate lost the office on emoluments remained
nominally the same until the death of Queen Anne , being succeeded by in 1685 ,
James II . deprived Dryden of the annual Rowe , who was in favour with George I
...
The William III . , and Nahum Tate lost the office on emoluments remained
nominally the same until the death of Queen Anne , being succeeded by in 1685 ,
James II . deprived Dryden of the annual Rowe , who was in favour with George I
...
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