Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volume 33Pub. for J. Hinton, 1763 |
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Page 170
... called , because the Governor of it , when put into his place , held up a weapon , viz . a fpear ; and the Elders of the tithings admitted him by tacking , or touching their fpears with his , as a token of their fubjection to him . Ri ...
... called , because the Governor of it , when put into his place , held up a weapon , viz . a fpear ; and the Elders of the tithings admitted him by tacking , or touching their fpears with his , as a token of their fubjection to him . Ri ...
Page 285
... called the wapentake of Holderness , and gives title of Earl to the family of Darcy , is very fruitful . The east and west parts , the one on the fea - coafts , the other on the Derwent , are rich and full of towns ; but the middle of ...
... called the wapentake of Holderness , and gives title of Earl to the family of Darcy , is very fruitful . The east and west parts , the one on the fea - coafts , the other on the Derwent , are rich and full of towns ; but the middle of ...
Page 358
... called him Delectus mercator , and Valectus nofter , which Valectus was then an honourable title both in France and England , though it came afterwards to be applied to fervants . The Mayor of this Corporation has two fwords , the one ...
... called him Delectus mercator , and Valectus nofter , which Valectus was then an honourable title both in France and England , though it came afterwards to be applied to fervants . The Mayor of this Corporation has two fwords , the one ...
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