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... called " The Re- flector , " in which Mr. Lamb shews a great portion of carica- ture humour : all these miscellaneous articles are succeeded by Mr. H. , a Farce , ' and , in our judgment , a very laugh- able one , though it did not ...
... called " The Re- flector , " in which Mr. Lamb shews a great portion of carica- ture humour : all these miscellaneous articles are succeeded by Mr. H. , a Farce , ' and , in our judgment , a very laugh- able one , though it did not ...
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... called mines , whether at the greatest depth we have penetrated , or in the alluvial soil on the surface . Be it a diamond , a coal , or any metallic substance , it is a mineral . The gems are usually called stones ; and ...
... called mines , whether at the greatest depth we have penetrated , or in the alluvial soil on the surface . Be it a diamond , a coal , or any metallic substance , it is a mineral . The gems are usually called stones ; and ...
Pagina 505
... called Mercuriales , from the market being frequently held on Mercredi ( Wednesday ) . The acts of sale , as well as the leases , are lodged with the notaries of the place and with the officers of the stamp - duties ( préposés de l ...
... called Mercuriales , from the market being frequently held on Mercredi ( Wednesday ) . The acts of sale , as well as the leases , are lodged with the notaries of the place and with the officers of the stamp - duties ( préposés de l ...
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