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Annual Report of the Comptroller of the Currency to the ... ...
RETIREDLY. STATES,. DUKIKG. THE. YEAR. ENDED. OCTOBER. 31,. 1895,.
AMD. TOTAL. AMOUNT. ISSUKII. AXI>. RKTIRKU. No. 28. — NATIONAL-BANK
NOTES RECEIVED MONTHLY FOR REDEMPTION BY. 8INCE JfNK 20, 1874.
United States. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, 1895
her. only. child. (the. Lady. Elizabth. Preston),. to. humour. her. melancholy,. liv'd.
retiredly. in. Berkshire;. and. the. younger. Lord. Thurlep,. as. ye. King's. Ward,.
was. putt. into. ye. hands. of. Docr. George. Abbot,. Archbishop of Canterbury, for
...
Royal Society of Antiquaries of Ireland, 1864
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Anonymous account of the early life and marriage of James, ...
wth. her. only. Child. the. Lady. Elizabth. Preston,. to. humour. her. melancholy,.
liv'd. retiredly. in. Berkshire. ;. and. the. younger. Lord. Thurles,. as. ye. King's.
Ward,. was. putt. into. ye. hands. of. DoC. George. Abbott,. Archbp of Canterbury,
for ...
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The Journal of the Kilkenny and South-east of Ireland ...
her. only. child. (the. Lady. Elizabth. Preston),. to. humour. her. melancholy,. liv'd.
retiredly. in. Berkshire. ;. and. the. younger. Lord. Thurlea,. as. ye. King's. Ward,.
was. putt. into. ye. hands. of. Docr. George. Abbot,. Archbishop of Canterbury, for
...
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Church Quarterly Review
ance was not made speedily, and so for a year they [themselves and] theyr family
[obliged] to live somewhat retiredly, & ye Gentlewoman old, there was not that
complyment expected from them, and yet to take away all suspicion of pride or ...
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The Church Quarterly Review
c ance was not made speedily, and so for a year they [themselves and] theyr
family [obliged] to live somewhat retiredly, & ye Gentlewoman old, there was not
that complyment expected from them, and yet to take away all suspicion of pride
or ...
Arthur Cayley Headlam (Bishop of Gloucester), 1922
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Conversations on Religion, with Lord Byron and Others: Held ...
... -—of your wife, and the mother of your child 1 Instead of leaving your country in
a pet, and living retiredly in a country so grossly immoral as Italy, and thus
affording just grounds to Lady B- and others, for suspecting the purity of your
manners ...
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The Church quarterly review
ance was not made speedily, and so for a year they [themselves and] theyr family
[obliged] to live somewhat retiredly, & ye Gentlewoman old, there was not that
complyment expected from them, and yet to take away all suspicion of pride or ...
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Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century: Comprizing ...
But then, seeing what mad courses the Members of the second Parliament took,
favoured bis Majesty 'e cause, and in some measure suficred for it ; lived retiredly
retiredly during the interval ; and dying in the beginning ADDITIONS TO THE ...
John Nichols, Samuel Bentley, 1814
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Hart's Annual Army List, Militia List, and Imperial Yeomanry ...
46 Krroll. Wm. Harry. Earl □•/",">3 Rifle Brigade... 12 Dec. JS Erskine, Hon. David
, 31 F « Apr. 54 Evans, Richard John.104 16 F 33 Oct. 60 Fairtlongh, Samuel,106.
608. Lt.CohneU. and. Majors. v-ho. have. Retiredly. Sale. of. their. Commissions.
