10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «GAMBROON»
Découvrez l'usage de
gambroon dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
gambroon et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The United service magazine
From Onnuz, once celebrated for " its very great company," audits "covering of
precious stones," let us pass to Bunder Abbas, or Gambroon on the mainland,
from which the island is separated by a strait of about ten miles in breadth. This
city ...
2
Historical account of the most celebrated voyages, travels, ...
Gambroon is situated to the south-east of Schiras, as that town is of Ispahan. The
distance between this place and the last mentioned city, is computed at one
hundred and eighty three leagues; but Jhey are very long, and the mountains,
with ...
William Fordyce Mavor, 1797
3
Colburn's United Service Magazine and Naval and Military Journal
From Ormuz, once celebrated for “its very great company," and its “covering of
precious stones," let us pass to Bunder Abbas, or Gambroon on the mainland,
from which the island is separated by a strait of about ten miles in breadth. This
city ...
4
Central Criminal Court. Minutes of Evidence
EDWARD LEE was indicted for stealing, on the 27th of November 8^ yards of
gambroon, value ll. 10s. ; the goods of William Henry Norton. Mr. Bodkin
conducted the Prosecution. John Edward Welch. I am shopman in the service of
Mr. William ...
Great Britain. Central Criminal Court, Henry Buckler, 1837
5
Selections from unpublished records of government for the ...
We beg leave to observe to your Honor, &c, the great decrease of trade in India
within these five years, more particularly to and from the ports of Surat, Gambroon
and Bussorah, also to point out some of the causes of it. "Within these 20 years ...
Sir Edward communicated Jack's wish to Lord Gambroon and Captain Firebrass,
and their assent was immediately obtained. . “ What are your old shipmates to do
with it 1” said the captain. “ Buy grog!” was the ready and one-idea answer.
7
Medical Observations and Inguiries
VIII. An account of the Epidemz'c dg'seasts most frequent at Gambroon, ay the
late Dr. Oliphant, and communicated to Dr. Fothergill, ay Hardcastle, Surgeon in
the. Hon. EcfflZ-Indz'a Company's service. U R I N G my abode at Gambroon,
both ...
8
The Phantom Ship: Or, The Flying Dutchman
The Utrecht arrived at the Cape. watered, and proceeded on her voyage, and
after two months of diflicult navigation, cast anchor off Gambroon. During this time
, Amine had been unceasing in her attempts to gain the good-will of Schriften.
9
Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist
lawn over which I was crossing was, like a patent mohair gambroon, impervious
to water, ifI may judge by the quantity which remained on its surface, and
rendered my slippers in a few seconds as limp and adhesive as a wet bit of
bladder.
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Medical observations and inquiries
VIII. An account of the Epidemic diseases most frequent at Gambroon, by the late
Dr. Oliphant, and communicated to Dr. Fothergill, by J. Hardcastle, Surgeon in the
Hon. East-India Company s service. DURING my abode at Gambroon, both ...
