10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TABOURER»
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tabourer in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Cobbett's Complete Collection of State Trials and ...
By Tom Ticklefoot, the Tabourer, late Clerk to Justice Clodpate • 687 The Tickler
Tickled ; or, the Observator upon the late Trials of Sir George Wakeman, &c.
observed. By Margery Mason, 095 Spinster The Lord Chief Justice Scroccs's
Speech ...
Thomas Bayly Howell, Thomas Jones Howell, William Cobbett, 1810
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Morris Dancing in the English South Midlands, 1660-1900: ...
... Watts 1817 NF NF AL NF AL - 1887 Timothy Howard 1822 AL Raitway
tabourer Brewer's Horse keeper Groom - 1889 tabourer Shadrach Law 1831
Home AL ' AL NF Labourer AL 1893 John Stuchbury ca1S36 Home Farm tab '
Shepherd AL ...
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The Wonders of the Little World: Or, A General History of ...
Being advanced in age, an extreme pain seized upon her kr.ee.supposed to be »
ome species of the gout ; she caused her tabourer instantly to play her a pleasant
and lively coranto. The tabourer striving to exceed himself in art and dexterity, ...
Nathaniel Wanley, William Johnston, 1806
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The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of ...
Being advanced in age, an extreme pain seized upon her knec,suppo*ed to be !
species of the gout ; she caused her tabourer instantly to play her a pleasant and
lively coranto. The tabourer striving to exceed himself in art and dexterity, ...
Nathaniel Wanley, William Johnston, 1806
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Partners of British Rule
Thus grew up the indenture system based upon the contractual principles: The
inc1 ntured tabourer bounds himself to serve on a plantation or a coal mines for a
term of usually five or seven years; at the expiry of the contractual period he was
...
Mohinder Singh Pannu, 2006
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
To Tabour, v. n. [laborer, old French, from the noun.] To strike lightly and
frequently. — And her maids shill lead her as with the voice of ilnves, labouring
upon their breasts. Nab. ii. 7. » TABOURER. n.f. [from tabour.] One who beat" the
tabour.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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A pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the English ...
Tabooed ground is held sacred and inviolable. TABOUR, tiibur, n. A small drum.
TABOUR, tsUbfir, vi. To drum. TABOURER, tiibir-ir, *. One who beats the labour.
TABOURET, ta^bur-et, n. A small tabour. TABOURINE, tlb^ir-e'n, n. A tabour.
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A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages, in Two ...
... ou fazer as vezes cê alguém na fuá auzencia ; it prover do neceffario, foccorrcr,
aliviar ou ajudar a alguém em qualquer aperto ou neceUidade. SUPPLTED, adj.
fupprido, &c. Vê 1 e SUPPLr. SUP- TABOURER. TABQURET, Ve TABERER. f.
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The History of Morris Dancing, 1458-1750
So, now we want nothing but the Tabor wee talk't of: but 'tis no matter, since hee
does not come, wee'll sing, and so make musike to our selues. Who can tune the
Morrice best? Enter an hobby hone dancing the Morrice and a Tabourer.
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A compendious account of the antient and present state of ...
Pontefract, austins, by William le Tabourer, in the time of Edw. I.; black, ante 1266
, by Edmund de Lacy, Constable of Chester; white, by Edmund Lacy, Earl of
Lincoln, who died in 1257. Tickhill, white, in the time of Edward I. York, austins, ...
