Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 22Pub. for J. Hinton, 1758 |
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Strana 233
... half - crown to 15 ; an half fpecie to 24 ; and a quarter to iz . Whatsoever does not amount to the value of 12 fishes must be paid in fifh , or roll tobac co , an ell of which is equal to a fish . The largest weight , named vette , is ...
... half - crown to 15 ; an half fpecie to 24 ; and a quarter to iz . Whatsoever does not amount to the value of 12 fishes must be paid in fifh , or roll tobac co , an ell of which is equal to a fish . The largest weight , named vette , is ...
Strana 339
... half , that is , five and an half in England , and three mil- lions in Scotland and Ireland ; because fome Irish Gentlemen have affured me , from fome facts , that there is half a million more in their country , than I formerly al ...
... half , that is , five and an half in England , and three mil- lions in Scotland and Ireland ; because fome Irish Gentlemen have affured me , from fome facts , that there is half a million more in their country , than I formerly al ...
Strana 348
... half horse and half foot , who , after fome difcharges of mufquetry on each fide , fell back towards their camp , which was not above half a mile distant from them , and there gave the alarm . His Highness then caufed the troops to ...
... half horse and half foot , who , after fome difcharges of mufquetry on each fide , fell back towards their camp , which was not above half a mile distant from them , and there gave the alarm . His Highness then caufed the troops to ...
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