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... bear to me , Gie me the claret wine , sir . " To which Mrs. Honeyman retorted : — " Drink the port , the claret's dear , Erskine , Erskine ; Ye'll get fou on't , never fear , My jo , Erskine . " With all the liveliness of fancy ...
... bear to me , Gie me the claret wine , sir . " To which Mrs. Honeyman retorted : — " Drink the port , the claret's dear , Erskine , Erskine ; Ye'll get fou on't , never fear , My jo , Erskine . " With all the liveliness of fancy ...
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... bears the name of Richard Dighton , by whom they were " drawn , etch'd , and publa , " with the exception of very few to which " Jun " is affixed to the name . Of the later ones in the series , T. M'Lean and Humphrys in succession ...
... bears the name of Richard Dighton , by whom they were " drawn , etch'd , and publa , " with the exception of very few to which " Jun " is affixed to the name . Of the later ones in the series , T. M'Lean and Humphrys in succession ...
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... bears a suspicious likeness to the ruddy and royal beast first assumed by King William the Lion , nearly two ... bear me out in saying that none of the " Barons Mac Auslane , " who adorn this last pedigree , were ever heard of in ...
... bears a suspicious likeness to the ruddy and royal beast first assumed by King William the Lion , nearly two ... bear me out in saying that none of the " Barons Mac Auslane , " who adorn this last pedigree , were ever heard of in ...
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... bear resuscitation now - a - day . Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica . Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard , LL.D. , F.S.A. Part I. ( J. E. Tay- lor & Co. ) Dr. Howard , who has long been known as a diligent and successful student of the ...
... bear resuscitation now - a - day . Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica . Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard , LL.D. , F.S.A. Part I. ( J. E. Tay- lor & Co. ) Dr. Howard , who has long been known as a diligent and successful student of the ...
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... bears hard His brother's death at Bristol , the Lord Scrope . " The person meant is indisputably Sir William Scrope , Earl of Wiltshire , Lord Treasurer to Richard II . , who had been beheaded in 1399 , on He the first triumph of the ...
... bears hard His brother's death at Bristol , the Lord Scrope . " The person meant is indisputably Sir William Scrope , Earl of Wiltshire , Lord Treasurer to Richard II . , who had been beheaded in 1399 , on He the first triumph of the ...
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