10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NUZZER»
Discover the use of
nuzzer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
nuzzer and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Works of ... Edmund Burke
We shall prove the nuzzer is in the same manner entered, and that all legal fees
are indorsed upon the body of the grant for which they are taken : and that they
are no more in the East than in the West any kind of color or pretence for corrupt ...
2
The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke
We shall prove the nuzzer is in the same manner entered, and that all legal fees
are indorsed upon the body of the grant for which they are taken: and that they
are no more in the East than in the West any kind of color or pretence l'or corrupt
...
3
The Writings and Speeches of Edmund Burke
We shall prove the nuzzer is in the same manner entered, and that all legal fees
are indorsed upon the body of the grant for which they are taken; and that they
are no more in the East than in the West any kind of color or pretence for corrupt ...
4
The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke ...: Speeches ...
Having stated that Mr. Hastings, in some of the evidence that we shall produce,
endeavours to confound these three things, I am only to remark, that the nuzzer is
generally a very small sum of money ; that it sometimes amounts to one gold ...
Having stated that Mr. Hastings, in some of the evidence that we shall produce,
endeavours to confound these three things, I am only to remark, that the nuzzer is
generally a very small sum of money ; that it sometimes amounts to one gold ...
6
The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke
The second is the Nuzzer, or Nuzzera-nah, which is a tribute of acknowledgment
from an inferiour to a superiour. The last is called Relhwaat, in the Persian
language, that is to say, a bribe, or sum of money clandestinely and corruptly
taken; ...
"Benny" it was, kneeling on a chair by the window, his nose flattened against the
pane, his fat little legs punctuating his lively attention with convulsive kicks, as he
exclaimed excitedly: "Dare's a-nuzzer one! See umz! Cum here!" he called over ...
Arthur Wellington Brayley, Arthur Wilson Tarbell, Joe Mitchell Chapple, 1913
8
Speeches On The Impeachment Of Mr. Hastings
The second is the Nuzzer, or Nuzzeranah, which is a tribute of acknowledgment
from an inferiour to a superiour. The last is called Reshwaat, in the Persian
language, that is to say, a bribe, or sum of money clandestinely and corrnptly
taken; ...
9
Studies in Mohammedanism, historical and doctrinal: with a ...
Nuzzer is the name for such an offering, and it usually takes the form of a present
of money. It is an inferior that makes the gift to some one that ranks above him in
society, e.g., a subject to a Prince, a soldier to an officer, a servant to his master.
10
A Memoir of Central India, Including Malwa and Adjoining ...
He cultivated knowledge of every description with extraordinary ardour, and had
made no slight progress in the arts* foreign to the occupations of his life and the
habits of his station. The fame of Nuzzer Mahomed will be long commemorated ...
