10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PILLWORM»
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pillworm in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Sailing Directions from the Texel to the Horn Reefs
To make the Smal Diep—The beacon must be brought to bear N.E. § E. from the
vessel; and this course must be kept till within 4 miles of the beacon, where
Pillworm old tower, bearing E. by S., the outermost blue beacon-buoy of the Smal
...
2
The Brasilian navigator; or, Sailing directory for all the ...
The beacon must be brought to bear N.E. J E. from the vessel ; and this course
must be kept till within 4 miles of the beacon, where the Pillworm Old Tower
bearing E. by S., the outermost black buoy of the Schmal Deep will be found in 4J
...
3
The new seaman's guide and coaster's companion, improved ...
Tlie beacon must be brought to bear N.E. 1 E. from the vessel; and this course
must be kept till within 4 miles of the beacon, where the Pillworm oldTower,
bearing E. byS. the outermost black buoy of the Schmsd Deep, will b>; found in 4t
...
New seaman's Guide, John Chandler (pilot.), 1809
4
New and extensive sailing directions for the navigation of ...
The beacon must be brought to bear N.E.fE. from the vessel; and this course must
be kept till within 4 miles of the beacon, where Pillworm old tower, bearing E. by
S., the outermost black buoy of the Small Deep will be found in 4£ fathoms.
John William Norie, J S Hobbs, 1846
5
New and Extensive Sailing Directions for the Navigation of ...
The beacon must be brought to bear N. E. } E. from the vessel, and this course
must be kept till Within 4 miles of the beacon, where the Pillworm OldTower,
bearing E. by S., the outermost black buoy of the Schmal Deep will be found in ...
6
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Pillworm, pil′wurm, n. the millipede. Pilocarpus, pīlōkär′pus, n. a shrub about
fourorfivefeet high, slightly branched, thebranches erect, anativeof Brazil.—n.
Pilocar′pine,analkaloid isolated from pilocarpus, withsudorificproperties. [Gr.
pilos ...
7
The nautical gazetteer; or, Dictionary of maritime geography
3° 6' E. AMRON BEACON, N. off Heligoland, 60 feet high, on a sand bank, 4
miles S. of Amron, and N.W. of the Isle of Pillworm. It may be seen 12 miles,
bearing N.E. by E. \ E. from the Heligoland light, distant 25 miles. This beaeon is
of great ...
8
Lloyd's Reports of Prize Cases
308; [1916] P. 181. X (1919), ante, p. 1; [1919] P. 245. 1920 April 21. Steamship "
Pillworm " UD Other Vessels. Judgment. Court the question did not directly arise,
though on examining 164 Lloyd's Reports of Prize Cases. Anne T n heaton, ...
Sir Samuel Thomas Evans, William Pickford Baron Sterndale, Henry Edward Duke Baron Merrivale, 1923
... somewhat larger creatures — among them the millipedes (left) and the red
mites (center). One very important litter feeder is the pillworm (right), a type of
millipede that curls up in order to protect itself from predators. Above: this
wireworm (to ...
10
The Musical Accent: Or, Intonation in the Kongo Language
... half-long. (If. N. 27. ki1i'fu'hi'. kiangala, perspiration. mfibula. mi-, bark. mfilulu
or mwelele, (Be.t nose-bleeding. miekese, mi-. whiskers. mumngalu. mi-, pain.
kiengele, fraud.. kiakala. kiakasa, evil smell. mwalalu, mwelcle, (Be.) mi-.
pillworm.
Karl Edvard Laman, Wilhelm Heinitz, 1922
