10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOTCHEL»
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Blackburn Standard, quoted in N. &Q., 3rd ser, x 108, On Wednesday there was
at Accrington an extraordinary instance of the disgraceful practice of 'notchel
erying'. [ Bellman sent round first by husband disclaiming responsibility for wife's
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George Latimer Apperson, Martin H. Manser, Stephen J. Curtis, 2005
NOTCHEL CRYING " EXTRAORDINARY. — I do not remember to have seen in
any number of " N. & Q." a notice of what in Lancashire is called Notchel Crying. I
think the term is peculiar to that county, and what it represents will be understood
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
... (2| -notiee, sb. the advertisement that one will not he responsible for another
person's debts. (1) Lou. On \Veducsday there was at Accringtuu an extraordinary
instance of the disgraceful practice of ' notchel crying,' N. {9' Q. (1866) 3rd 5. x.
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Lancashire Legends, Traditions, Pageants, Sports, &c: With ...
The actors term the ceremony “ ringing the pan.” NOTCHEL CRYING. ON
Wednesday (in March 1859), there was, at Accrington, an extraordinary instance
of the disgraceful practice of “notchel crying.” The public bellman went round the
town ...
John Harland, Thomas Turner Wilkinson, 1873
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Business law: principles, documents, and cases
One of the forerunners of the legal notice was the “notchel” notice. Notchel Notice
In older times in the shires in England, it was the practice of husbands who were
married to “spendthrift” wives, to publish a public notice to the following effect: ...
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The Letters of Mrs. Gaskell
Do you know (I ask you the question because it has come as a natural form of
sentence to the end of my pen, — not expecting any answer,) 'crying her notchel'
for the form of advertisement that 'I so & so won't pay my wife's debts &c' And as ...
Elizabeth Cleghorn Gaskell, J. A. V. Chapple, Arthur Pollard, 1997
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Fracture and Fatigue Emanating from Stress Concentrators
Comparison between the values obtained for different notches and cracks having
the same length reveals that the crackel notchel/ ratio remains constant for a
given acuity. Furthermore, the difference between the coefficient el for notches
and ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
N° i; 1. found, and notchel. The flowers prow under S1BERITE, n. s. in mineralogy
. See Mine- the wings of the leaves, are small, and of a pale ralogy, Part IT. Chap.
IV. Claisl. Ord.l. Gen. red colour. It blossoms from July to Septem- VI. Sp, 4. ber ...
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Notch ′ing, a method of joining framingtimbers, by halving, scarfing, or caulking.
[FromaTeut.root,asinOldDut. nock. Cf. Nick, anotch.] Notchel, Nochel, noch′el,
v.t. (prov.)torepudiate. Note, nōt,n. that bywhich aperson or thing is known: a mark
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