10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PANTILE»
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pantile in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pantile and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The New monthly magazine and universal register. [Continued ...
dour of Lord Lavender's Hussars, and hoping their regiments might be embodied
together ; but Pantile, who had got a petition up against the militia, would not
chime in, and, the first opportunity, was nagging at Billy Bedlington again.
dour of Lord Lavender's Hussars, and hoping their regiments might be embodied
together ; but Pantile, who had got a petition up against the militia, would not
chime in, and, the first opportunity, was nagging at Billy Bedlington again.
Thomas Campbell, Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton, Samuel Carter Hall, 1852
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Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
door of Lord Lavender's Hussars, and hoping their regiments might be embodied
together; but Pantile, who had got a petition up against the militia, would not
chime in, and, the first opportunity, was nagging at Billy Bedlington again. “ Well
now ...
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The New Monthly Magazine
dour of Lord Lavender's Hussars, and hoping their regiments might be embodied
together ; but Pantile, who had got a petition up against the militia, would not
chime in, and, the first opportunity, was nagging at Billy Bedlington again.
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Prices and Wages in England
As for oak laths some unspecified entries have been assigned to pantile laths by
their price level. Two levels of prices occur but the lower one is recorded only
occasionally and is omitted. An entry occurring in 1707 for deal pantile laths at 1s
.
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Prices and Wages in England
As for oak laths some unspecified entries have been assigned to pantile laths by
their price level. Two levels of prices occur but the lower one is recorded only
occasionally and is omitted. An entry occurring in 1707 for deal pantile laths at Is.
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The Slang Dictionary; Or, The Vulgar Words, Street Phrases, ...
PANTILE, a hat. The term PANTILE is properly applied to the mould into which
the sugar is poured which is afterwards known as " loaf sugar." Thus, PANTILE,
from whence comes the phrase, "a sugar-loaf hat," originally signified a tall,
conical ...
Panny, in thieves' cant, alsosignifies a burglary. Pantalettes, the drawers worn in
America by little girls. Pantile, a hat. The term pantile is properly applied to the
mould into which the sugar is poured which is afterwards known as “loaf sugar.
John Camden Hotten, Francis Grose, Ambrose Bierce, 2014
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The Dictionary of Nautical, University, Gypsy and Other ...
PANTILE, a hat. The term PANTILE is properly applied to the mould into which
the sugar is poured which is afterwards known as “loaf sugar.” Thus, PANTILE,
from whence comes the phrase “a sugar-loaf hat,” originally signified a tall,
conical ...
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A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
Female breasts: domestic: later C.19early 20. pantile. 'Erroneously applied to flat
Dutch or Flemish paving tiles, and so'—in the pl—-'to the Parade at Tunbridge
Wells which was paved with these' (OED): since ca. 1770. Properly 'a roofing tile
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PANTILE»
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pantile is used in the context of the following news items.
ATTEMPTS at directing patients away from Southend Hospital's …
NHS Southend Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) examined the way St Luke's walk in service Pantile Avenue, was used and said the ... «Yellow Advertiser, Jul 15»
This 16th century farmhouse in Saxlingham could be yours for £1.9m
... the farmhouse, across a pretty courtyard and drive, is a traditional red brick and flint barn under a pantile roof currently used as an art gallery. «Norfolk Eastern Daily Press, Jul 15»
Inside the £650000 converted East Yorkshire church with its own …
The gardens are lawned with mature shrub beds and overlook the surrounding countryside. There are two brick and pantile stores and a brick ... «Hull Daily Mail, Jul 15»
Property of the week: Converted chapel in peaceful village of Foston …
There are two brick and pantile stores and a brick summerhouse with a fireplace. Address: The Old Chapel, Foston-on-the-Wolds, YO25 8BJ. «Hull Daily Mail, Jul 15»
Fine and ban for driver involved in fatal collision with pedestrian
Morag Blumhoff, 49, of Pantile Road, Weybridge, pleaded guilty to causing the death of Allan Chandler without due care and attention while ... «Your Local Guardian, Jul 15»
Driving ban for woman who caused death of Weybridge pedestrian …
At Staines Magistrates' Court last Wednesday (June 24), Morag Blumhoff, of Pantile Road, pleaded guilty to causing death by careless or ... «Get Surrey, Jul 15»
Southend, Castle Point, and Rochford to become Essex super city?
Mr Woodley said the three areas already shared some services, such as the St Luke's Walk-in health centre, in Pantile Avenue, Southend, ... «Echo, Jun 15»
Calls for more Southend doctors to open later as plans to close …
The Southend Clinical Commissioning Group wants to move the walk-in centre from Pantile Avenue, despite it treating 1,681 patients a month ... «Halstead Gazette, Jun 15»
Developer scales down housing plans after outcry
The 53 homes would be in a traditional design in brick, with clay pantile roofs. A quarter is expected to be 'affordable housing' in line with ... «Market Rasen Mail, May 15»
Pemberton Marlow (2015) static caravan review
The pitched roof is clad in pantile effect plastisol coated galvanised steel and is insulated to a depth of 60mm. All walls have insulation to a ... «Relax News - Leisuredays Insurance Blog, May 15»
