10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «FULLAGE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
fullage in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
fullage im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Family Fictions and Family Facts: Harriet Martineau, Adolphe ...
®fullage, ̄. as the case might be. Such adescription of theage is
unfortunatelyindirectly sanctioned bythe Registration Act,and so long as this
isthecaseitis tobe feared that the return ofthe ages willbe incomplete. (
Humphreys 1885: 68) This ...
2
The Logographic-emblematical English Spelling Book; Or, a ...
... reprover approver approval _rome lose fuln'e'ss pulley pu'llet'bushel pulpitt
butcher fuller Cushion cuckoo pudding fullage fugar always almost also altho'
alder alderman almighty alwise almanack alnight altar poltron ponton sponton
who-w ...
3
The vegetable world [tr. by W.S.O.].
Fullage of the grapes. 2. Fermentation of the must. 3. Decuivage. 4. Pressurage.
Fullage is the art of dividing and crushing the fruit ; exposing the juice
momentarily to the action of the air and bringing the fermenting principle into
contact with ...
Louis Guillaume Figuier,
1867
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The Vegetable World, Being a History of Plants
Fullage of the grapes. 2. Fermentation of the must. 3. Decuivage. 4. Pressurage.
Fullage is the art of dividing and crushing the fruit ; exposing the juice
momentarily to the action of the air and bringing the fermenting principle into
contact with ...
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological, and Pronouncing ...
FULLAGE, flil'lij, 3. Money paid for falling cloth. FULLER, fdl'lur, a. One whose
occupation is to full cloth. Funsau's Esm'n, fo'l'lnrz ertb, a. A particular kind of clay
or marl, of a greenish colour, unctuous feel, does not adhere to the tongue, nor
yet ...
6
Proceedings of the Supreme Court of Judicature of Bengal, ...
964, commenting on the word heirs, as used in the Statute relating to tines, " the
word heir ought to be intended heirs of fullage, &c, so that discretion, in the
exposition of a statute, always mitigates the violence of the letter." And, at p. 364,
it is ...
Bengal (India). Supreme Court of Judicature,
1828
They further observed, that the seaweed or fullage that drove in, came from the
westward ; and that from the east there was adrift of large shingle ; which if it
should take place, wcuuld be of advantage in backing the new piers. They also
made ...
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
FULLAGE— KliLMIXIC FULNESS-FUME. laden ; full-manned; full-mouthed; full-
orbed- t'ull- iprcad; full-stomached; full-stuflad ; tulUsiun'med □ fuil.WlDEFttll.
FULLAGE, ful'lij, s Fuller, ful'lur, s. cloth. Fulleh's Earth, Money paid for fulling
cloth.
John Craig (F.G.S.),
1848
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Roman Social History: A Sourcebook
( c ) G aiu s,In st itutes 1.1 89–91 That persons below theageof puberty
shouldbeintutelais commonto thelaw of all states,for it is consonant with natural
reason that a person who is not of fullage should be governed by the tutela of
another.
Tim Parkin, Arthur Pomeroy,
2007
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Blackstone's Civil Practice 2013
4.2 A child on reaching fullage must serveonthe otherparties totheproceedings
andfilewith the courta notice: (1) stating that he has reachedfull age, (2) stating
that his litigation friend's appointment has ceased, (3) giving an address for
service, ...
Prof Stuart Sime, Derek French,
2012