London; Being an Accurate History and Description of the British Metropolis and Its Neighbourhood: To Thirty Miles Extent, from an Actual Perambulation, Том 1 |
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That London was originally a British town is undoubted ; and although it might
afterwards be dignified with the names of Londinium , Augusta , & c . it is very
evident that the Romans , with the national spirit of all conquerors , affectel to
bury ...
That London was originally a British town is undoubted ; and although it might
afterwards be dignified with the names of Londinium , Augusta , & c . it is very
evident that the Romans , with the national spirit of all conquerors , affectel to
bury ...
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Their right of examination extended “ two miles from the city , viz . within the town
of Westminster , the parishes of St. Martin in the Fields , our Lady in the Strand ,
St. Clements Danes without Temple Bar , St.Giles in the Field , St. Andrew ...
Their right of examination extended “ two miles from the city , viz . within the town
of Westminster , the parishes of St. Martin in the Fields , our Lady in the Strand ,
St. Clements Danes without Temple Bar , St.Giles in the Field , St. Andrew ...
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Also all goods disclaimed , or found in the said town , with all escheats and
forfeitures , as fully and wholly as he should have , if the town were in his own
hands ; and that it shall be lawful for the mayor , & c . to put themselves into
possession ...
Also all goods disclaimed , or found in the said town , with all escheats and
forfeitures , as fully and wholly as he should have , if the town were in his own
hands ; and that it shall be lawful for the mayor , & c . to put themselves into
possession ...
Сторінка 615
This roused the indignation of the corporation , and therefore at a court of
aldermen held on the 19th of November , on the petition of William Dawson ,
esquire , the water - bailiff , the town clerk was ordered to write to the lords of the
admiralty ...
This roused the indignation of the corporation , and therefore at a court of
aldermen held on the 19th of November , on the petition of William Dawson ,
esquire , the water - bailiff , the town clerk was ordered to write to the lords of the
admiralty ...
Сторінка 616
... city's watermen ; I ain directed by the said court to desire your lordships will
give orders for the immediate discharge of the said John Tubbs , I have the
honour to be My Lords , Town Clerk's , Guildhall , Your lordships most obedient
19th Nov.
... city's watermen ; I ain directed by the said court to desire your lordships will
give orders for the immediate discharge of the said John Tubbs , I have the
honour to be My Lords , Town Clerk's , Guildhall , Your lordships most obedient
19th Nov.
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London; Being an Accurate History and Description of the British ..., Том 2 David Hughson Повний перегляд - 1805 |
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