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Justice in Eighteenth-Century Hackney
… apprehends that he goes in danger of his life or of Some bodily hurt that the Said Abraham Downam will do or procure …
Old and New London
… asses' milk was at one time sold here as a restorative for bodily ailments "Before proud gates attending asses bray, Or …
Old and New London
… in charge of a native attendant to minister to their bodily wants. Thence they are 'railed' across France in …
Old and New London
… for immortality, and triumphing over physical weakness and bodily decay, made his very crutch an instrument of oratory. …
Old and New London
… St. Loy's Well, to be efficacious in the cure of certain bodily ailments. White Hart Lane, mentioned above, the road …
London Radicalism 1830-1843
… whom the police, he among the rest, assaulted, and put in bodily fear and danger, and for that reason the verdict which …
Survey of London
… pavement level to carry the upper part, but they have gone bodily. The arrangement of windows between the columns on …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… or any institution in which children suffering from any bodily infirmity are taught a trade or employment. By clause …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… imagine, or design your Majesty's Death, Destruction, or bodily Harm, to imprison or restrain your Royal Person, or …
Survey of London
… the summer closure of 1806, the pit floor was 'raised bodily' and pitched 'at a greater angle than that of any …