10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LUMPINGLY»
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lumpingly in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England from the Norman ...
... that although they have mortal feuds when out of the house, though they are
violently of opposite parties in their notions ofgovernment, yet they vote as
lumpingly as the lawn sleeves, never ivide when the interest of the family, as they
call it, ...
Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, 1809
2
The Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review
By others, there is reason to believe that the liabilities have been rudely and
lumpingly guessed at, and by some others still, it is probable no such estimation
has been made or attempted in one way or another. As the principal executive
officer ...
3
Journal of the Institute of Actuaries
By others there is reason to believe that the liabilities have been rudely and
lumpingly guessed at; and by some others still, it is probable no such estimation
has been made or attempted in one way or another. As the principal executive
officer ...
4
Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review
By others, there is reason to believe that the liabilities have been rudely and
lumpingly guessed at, and by some others still, it is probable no such estimation
has been made or attempted in one way or another. As the principal executive
officer ...
Freeman Hunt, William B. Dana, 1852
5
Notes from My Diary: By a Small Dog
I have often wondered why so many of my species of regal descent, that I have
seen in my travels, were so broad and so heavy in their gait, and able only to
waddle incommodiously, wheezing and panting slowly and lumpingly along after
their ...
6
The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest ...
... that although they have mortal feuds when out of the house, though they are
violently of opposite parties in their notions of government, yet they vote as
lumpingly as the lawn sleeves, never divide when the interest ofthe family, as
they call it, ...
7
The Art of Governing by Partys
All these ioyn'd together like an impenetrable Phalanx, and Voted, says one, as
lumpingly in the House of Commons, as the LawnSleeves did in the House of
Lords. They never difsefid about their Opinions in the House, notwithstanding that
...
8
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... old girl rolled lumpingly in the swell. »She was a dear old ship as ever floated,
but like all other things sublunary, animate or inanimate, was not without her
faults. Of these the worst, nay, the only one to speak of, was the habit of rolling
about ...
9
The Prerogative of Creating Peers
The Spiritual Peers seldom break bulk, and have been celebrated from the
earliest times for voting “ lumpingly." A jocose anecdote is narrated of the
gregarious character of the Right Reverend Bench, in “ Further reasons against
the Peerage ...
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The prerogative of creating peers [by J. Parkes].
The Spiritual Peers seldom break bulk, and have been celebrated from the
earliest times for voting " lumpingly." A jocose anecdote is narrated of the
gregarious character of the Right Reverend Bench, in " Further reasons against
the Peerage ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LUMPINGLY»
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lumpingly is used in the context of the following news items.
Going Natural: Carly Brooke's Featured Creatures
Just about every day you can visit and see something new there, ranging from the eyebrow-raisingly bizarre to the throat-lumpingly cute. Carly ... «CBS Local, Feb 14»
Election Year 2012: When The Reality Principle Trumps the …
... hardest glass ceiling” was still throat-lumpingly fresh. Unbelievably, we had our first highly electable African American presidential candidate, ... «TIME, Jun 12»
