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Register of the Freemen of the City of York
Journal of the House of Lords
… Choice of whom at present it is obliged to grope in the Dark, or is fettered by some blind Rule of Rotation or …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Do. Do. Light Blue 140 Do. Do. Mazarine Blue 480 Do. Do. Dark Brown 20 Do. Do. Red Brown 140 Do. Do. Purple 560 Do. … Do. Do. Light Blue 420 Do. Do. Mazarine Blue 1,440 Do. Do. Dark Brown 60 Do. Do. Red Brown 420 Do. Do. Purple 1,680 Do. … Do. Do. Light Blue 280 Do. Do. Mazarine Blue 960 Do. Do. Dark Brown 40 Do. Do. Red Brown 280 Do. Do. Purple 1,120 Do. …
Journal of the House of Lords
… of Revenue Information, leaving the Collectors in the Dark when they have any Duty to perform, or in respect of any …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Mind, that without it we shall still be wandering in the Dark in India. But I would also employ the Natives in other …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Cause is that to be attributed? I speak entirely in the Dark; but a Survey was in progress for the Purpose of …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Proportion of them are fully, with respect to Colour, as dark as the Natives themselves. Are there many Christians …
Survey of London
… Nos. 85 to 115 form a long row of three-storey houses of dark brick with shops below. Nos. 105, 111 and 115 have long …
Survey of London
… in his apparent self-confidencewhen late in 1865 the very dark grey Irish granite that he had intended for the … parts are in light colours and the superincumbent parts in dark and weighty-seeming tones. At the same time the most … Hopton Wood limestone, red Mansfield sandstone and dark Charnwood Forest slatestonein the landing pavements. …
Survey of London
… Lord Torrington, recommended that they should be 'kept dark'. 527 Doubtless he judged that the disgruntled sculptors …