10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PICCADILL»
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European Weapons and Armour: From the Renaissance to the ...
old fairytale of the heavy clanking of armour is, of course, as absurd as the crane-
andshirehorse fantasies.) The word 'piccadill' is first noted in 1607: 'The several
divisions or peeces fastened together about the brimme of a collar of a doublet.
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The European Magazine For July 1794
... Intelligence, from the London Gazettes, &c. &c. 7,7 Domeltic Intelligence,
Monthly Obituary. Pri«ei f Stocks. LONDON: P.inted for J. S E VV E L L, Cornhill j.
aod. J. DEBRETT,. Piccadill*. On i fecpnd pernfal of the Potmfrom Trc-oa -Pjr*. we
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of ...
Piccadill!/>. 25. MaV. 18S0-. receives from " I hereby agree to be answerable for
the payment vou'the P!ly °f ^' f°r Thomas Lerigo. In case Thomas Lerigo amount,"
is docs not pay for the Gin, &c. he receives from you, I not a continu- ... ,.
Robert Philip Tyrwhitt, 1834
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Eighteen Maxims of Neatness and Order. To which is prefixed ...
Published 5] J. HATCHJRD, 190, Piccadill . TI-IE KNITTING TEACHER'S
ASSISTANT: designed for the Use of National Girls' Schools. -6d.; or 5s. per
Dozen. ' AN EASY CATECHISM FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PERSONS:
explaining in a ...
Theresa TIDY (pseud. [i.e. Mrs. Elizabeth Susannah Graham.]), 1817
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
PICCADILL, PICKADILL, a piece set round the edge of a garment, whether at the
top or bottom; most commonly the collar; Nares. (F .—Span.-Teut.) See Piccadell
in Nares. ' Pickadil, the round hem, or the several divisions set together about ...
I on y desire to-diiy to ask the Committee to take note that the qpposition to the
Bill in Hampstead is not wi drawn. Chairnw/n.] Very good; understand it. Mr.
Lewis Coward] Will your Lordship allow me to mention the Piccadill and Cit
Railway, ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1901
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The Post Office London Directory
... coal merchant, 13 George street, Adelphi Warren George, grocer, l Newlund
terrace, Kensington Warren Geo. pianofortema. '23 Chichestcrpl. Wandsworth rd
Warren George, wine merchant, 151 Piccadill WarrenGcorgeDavid, stationer,
Sec.
THE. PICCADILLY. NOVELS. ” ' LIBRARY EDITIONS or Novens. many illustrated.
crown Svo. cloth extra. 3.. 6d. "cl-L Tm: PICCADILLY (3/6) NovELs—conrinued.
Br PERCY FITZGERALD. Fatal Zero. By. MY LIBRARY. Four Frenchwonion.
26. At Falmouth, on his return from the Ionian islands, capt. Moody, of the 36th re
iment. At the Pu teney-hotel, Piccadill , after along illness, the lady of H. . Collins,
esq. late of Hatch-court, near Taunton, and sister of sir T. B. Lethbridge, bart. 30.
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The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
There was some firing, without bail, for clearing Piccadill . 'Some pistols, charged
with ball}: were fired on both sides, by which divers persons, both of the
soldieryand populace,werewounded, though only slightly.“ But, on the return of
the ...
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The surprising reasons behind London's oldest place names
Piccadilly was also named around this time: the word comes from the piccadill, a wide, decorated collar that was sufficiently popular to make ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 12»
