10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SLEECH»
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sleech in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Advances in Geotechnical Engineering: The Skempton Conference
Average properties for the estuarine clay-silt, which is referred to locally as '
sleech', are summarised in Table 1. Further characteristics of the sleech that are
relevant to the interpretation of the pile tests are summarised as follows: (i)
Lehane el ...
R. J. Jardine, D. M. Potts, K. G. Higgins,
2004
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General Report of the Agricultural State: And Political ...
Where sea-sleech can be had in full quantity, no kind of covering substance
answers better on peat-moss. To prepare forlit, the moss is all drained and
levelled; and, as soon as it can bear a horse and cart, sleech is laid on, to the
amount of at ...
Board of Agriculture (Great Britain), Sir John Sinclair,
1814
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A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry; ...
Quartering, Sleech, Andrew, and Cholwich. Crest—A hand holding an oak
branch all ppr. Motto—Cualum non animum. Estates—Shapwick,' Axminster, Aish
, Stoke Gabriel, Modbury, with the great tithes, and at Walham Green, Middlesex.
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General report of the agricultural state, and political ...
Where sea-sleech can be had in full quantity, no kind of covering substance
answers better on peat-moss. To prepare for it, the moss is all drained and
levelled ; and, as soon as it can bear a horse and cart, sleech is laid on, to the
amount of at ...
Board of Agriculture (Great Britain), Sir John Sinclair,
1814
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A Sermon Preach'd Before the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop ...
And the Governors of the Devon and Exeter Hospital ... on Saturday the 27th Day
of August, ... By John Sleech, ... To which is Added a Brief Account of the Rise,
Progress, and Present State of the Hospital John Sleech. T O Sir William ...
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A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Commoners of ...
Quartering, Sleech, Andrew, and Cholwich. Crest—A hand holding an oak
branch all ppr. Motto—leum non animum. Estates—Shapwick,' Axminster, Aish,
Stoke Gabriel, Modbury, with the great tithes, and at Walham Green, Middlesex.
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A Letter to the Reverend Mr Archdeacon
Sleech, Occasion'D by ...
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Ciaran Carson: Space, Place, Writing
'Belfast,' Carson reminds us, 'is built on sleech – alluvial or tidal muck – and is
built of sleech, metamorphosed into brick, the city consuming its source as the
brickfields themselves were built upon.' These binary poles – sleech and brick ...
PARTNERS of mistake. Devaynes v. Noble. Sleech's case. 1 Merivale 563. 11.
Equity ofacreditoragainst the estate of a deceased partner not barred by eight
months' non- claim, and payment in part by the surviving partner. Devaynes v.
Noble.
John William Buck, John Scott Earl of Eldon, Sir Thomas Plumer,
1820
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The Scots Magazine and Edinburgh Literary Miscellany
In the next place, the operation depends so entirely on the state of the weather,
that when the season proves rainy or lowering, no sleech worth filtering can be
procured. It seldom happens that the salt-beds are in a proper state for scraping ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SLEECH»
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sleech is used in the context of the following news items.
From plitter to drabbletail: the words we love
... not only a way back to childhood but a way towards future gladness. I need a word for the kind of mud that pours over the tops of your Wellingtons. Sleech? «The Guardian, May 15»
Hip Hop influenced poems continue tradition of revolution
WHERE: Chris White Art Gallery, 701 Shipley Street, Wilmington. For more infomation, email sleech@udel.edu. Source: www.Delawareliteraryevents.org. Guilt. «The News Journal, Apr 15»
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He said the entire interchange would need foundations piled 40 metres deep as it would be built on Belfast 'sleech', a mixture of wet clay, silt and sand with the ... «Belfast Telegraph, Jan 15»
Belfast's built heritage: under threat, or hindering progress?
As to potential structural problems with individual buildings – a lot of the city centre is on sleech (intertidal clays) and a lot of the Victorian and earlier buildings ... «Slugger O'Toole, Nov 11»
Experts assessing collapsed road
Roads Service spokesman Colin Brown said the city is built upon a deposit of soft clay, silt and mud known as "Belfast Sleech". "Periodically we can get voids ... «BBC News, Nov 09»