The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volumes 1-2; Volume 5Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1814 - Europe |
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Page 16
... respects , a promising appear- ance . A considerable extent of droad beans have already been got in by the drill and dibble in Kent , Essex , and Suffolk . The markets for bread corn have been fortunately kept down from the large ...
... respects , a promising appear- ance . A considerable extent of droad beans have already been got in by the drill and dibble in Kent , Essex , and Suffolk . The markets for bread corn have been fortunately kept down from the large ...
Page 18
... respecting the fate of Mungo Parke , who , it appears , after the whole of his retinue , excepting one person , had died , was proceeding up a branch of the Niger , when , ha- ving given an unintentional offence to a native chief , he ...
... respecting the fate of Mungo Parke , who , it appears , after the whole of his retinue , excepting one person , had died , was proceeding up a branch of the Niger , when , ha- ving given an unintentional offence to a native chief , he ...
Page 22
... respect to the law . " It is fair to say , that the Roman Catholics did not wilfully violate the provisions of an act upon which able and virtuous lawyers had entertained much doubt . The transactions here- tofore are therefore ...
... respect to the law . " It is fair to say , that the Roman Catholics did not wilfully violate the provisions of an act upon which able and virtuous lawyers had entertained much doubt . The transactions here- tofore are therefore ...
Page 37
... respects to his royal high- Bess on his assuming the government of the country . About eleven o ' . clock a detachment of the first regi- ment of foot guards , commanded by Colonel Rainsford , in white gaiters , with the band in their ...
... respects to his royal high- Bess on his assuming the government of the country . About eleven o ' . clock a detachment of the first regi- ment of foot guards , commanded by Colonel Rainsford , in white gaiters , with the band in their ...
Page 42
... respect to the staple com- modities of France , such as wine and brandies , no alteration has taken place . TRIAL OF ... respecting his treatment of her husband , as she had then admitted , that instead of his nudging her hus- band with ...
... respect to the staple com- modities of France , such as wine and brandies , no alteration has taken place . TRIAL OF ... respecting his treatment of her husband , as she had then admitted , that instead of his nudging her hus- band with ...
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