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Petitions to the Westminster Quarter Sessions, 1620-1799
… imployment there, was constrained to returne into his owne country, where he at present remaines destitute of all manner … were not guilty; And your Petitioner being bread up in the country and hath no friends alive but her said uncle James …
Petitions to the Westminster Quarter Sessions, 1620-1799
… with his witnesses, haveing had urgent business in the country [that?] hath occacioned this delay And your …
Petitions to the Westminster Quarter Sessions, 1620-1799
… petitioners said master was lately going into into the country he bid your petitioner go home to his mother without … to improve himself and since he returned out of the country bid him again go home to his mother, your petitioner …
Petitions to the Westminster Quarter Sessions, 1620-1799
… his master, for some reasons was obliged to go into the country leaving your petitioner to the care of his wife, who …
Petitions to the Westminster Quarter Sessions, 1620-1799
… has justly deserved according to the laws of the land and country. And your honours poor petitioner as in duty bound …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… craggy steep, commanding a beautiful view of the adjacent country. The external walls are circular, and inclose an area …
Alumni Oxonienses
… David's cathedral 1554, left his preferments, friends and country on the accession of Q. Elizabeth, died at Douay, …
Survey of London
… half-past six in the evening. A very large number of West Country coaches which started at inns further east in London … M.B.O., vol. 81, Cases of Special Supervision, pp. 27491; Country Life, 7 Jan. 1954, pp. 389. C.E.O., plan 82/41. …
Old and New London
… important series of memoirs on natural history which this country has produced. In addition, it has now for many years …
Old and New London
… of mathematics. He had studied medicine in his native country, but a fortunate accident brought him into practice … of several learned and scientific bodies, not only in this country, but also on the Continent, and in America. The … of place to remark here, that when M. Guizot was in this country he observed that nothing struck him more forcibly …