A dictionary of dates, relating to all ages and nations; for universal reference; comprehending remarkable occurrences, ancient and modern, the . civilisation, industry, literature, arts, an
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A dictionary of dates, relating to all ages and nations; for universal reference; comprehending remarkable occurrences, ancient and modern, the . civilisation, industry, literature, arts, an (1861)
EN PB NW RPISBN: 9781232005476 bzw. 1232005479, in Englisch, RareBooksClub, Taschenbuch, neu, Nachdruck.
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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 636 pages. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1861 Excerpt: . . . near the site of one of the oldest prisons of London, now used for the confinement of debtors. Here, it is said, prince Henry (afterwards Henry V. ) was committed by justice Gascoigne. The prison was burnt down by the London rioters, June 3, 1780. See Gordons No-popery fob. The present edifice was built in 1781, and contains about 230 rooms. Formerly, besides this accommodation, the debtors were allowed to purchase the liberties, to enable them to have houses or lodgings without the walls, or to purchase day-rules, to go out of the prison under certain regulations. The rules included the whole of St. Georges Fields, on one side of Blackman-strect, and part of High-street. This privilege, however, has been discontinued. KINGS COLLEGES. That of Aberdeen was founded in 1500, that of Cambridge, the pride of that university, was founded by Hen. VI. in 1441. Kings College, Halifax, chanered in May 1802. Kings College, London, incorporated Aug. 14, 1829, and opened Oct. 8, 1831. Its object is to secure to the rising generation in the metropolis and its vicinity the benefits of an economical, scientific, and religious course of instruction, according to the doctrines of the Church of England. It was incorporated with the university of London in 1837. KINGS COUNSEL. The first kings counsel under the degree of Serjeant was sir Francis Bacon, made so, honoris caiisd, without patent or fee, in 1604, when James I. bestowed upon him knighthood and a pension. The first kings counsel of the modern order was sir Francis North, afterwards lord-keeper to Charles II. in 1663. KINGS COUNTY, Ireland. This county was so named from Philip, king of Spain, the husband of queen Mary, of England, in 1555. Burnt Annals. KINGS EVIL, supposed to be cured by the touch of the kin. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 636 pages. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1861 Excerpt: . . . near the site of one of the oldest prisons of London, now used for the confinement of debtors. Here, it is said, prince Henry (afterwards Henry V. ) was committed by justice Gascoigne. The prison was burnt down by the London rioters, June 3, 1780. See Gordons No-popery fob. The present edifice was built in 1781, and contains about 230 rooms. Formerly, besides this accommodation, the debtors were allowed to purchase the liberties, to enable them to have houses or lodgings without the walls, or to purchase day-rules, to go out of the prison under certain regulations. The rules included the whole of St. Georges Fields, on one side of Blackman-strect, and part of High-street. This privilege, however, has been discontinued. KINGS COLLEGES. That of Aberdeen was founded in 1500, that of Cambridge, the pride of that university, was founded by Hen. VI. in 1441. Kings College, Halifax, chanered in May 1802. Kings College, London, incorporated Aug. 14, 1829, and opened Oct. 8, 1831. Its object is to secure to the rising generation in the metropolis and its vicinity the benefits of an economical, scientific, and religious course of instruction, according to the doctrines of the Church of England. It was incorporated with the university of London in 1837. KINGS COUNSEL. The first kings counsel under the degree of Serjeant was sir Francis Bacon, made so, honoris caiisd, without patent or fee, in 1604, when James I. bestowed upon him knighthood and a pension. The first kings counsel of the modern order was sir Francis North, afterwards lord-keeper to Charles II. in 1663. KINGS COUNTY, Ireland. This county was so named from Philip, king of Spain, the husband of queen Mary, of England, in 1555. Burnt Annals. KINGS EVIL, supposed to be cured by the touch of the kin. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.
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A Dictionary of Dates, Relating to All Ages and Nations; For Universal Reference; Comprehending Remarkable Occurrences, Ancient
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Joseph Haydn, Books, History, A Dictionary of Dates, Relating to All Ages and Nations; For Universal Reference; Comprehending Remarkable Occurrences, Ancient, This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1861 edition. Excerpt: ...near the site of one of the oldest prisons of London, now used for the confinement of debtors. Here, it is said, prince Henry (afterwards Henry V.) was committed by justice Gascoigne. The prison was burnt down by the London rioters, June 3, 1780. See Gordon's No-popery $fob. The present edifice was built in 1781, and contains about 230 rooms. Formerly, besides this accommodation, the debtors were allowed to purchase the liberties, to enable them to have houses or lodgings without the walls, or to purchase day-rules, to go out of the prison under certain regulations. The rules included the whole of St. George's Fields, on one side of Blackman-strect, and part of High-street. This privilege, however, has been discontinued. KING'S COLLEGES. That of Aberdeen was founded in 1500, that of Cambridge, the pride of that university, was founded by Hen. VI. in 1441. King's College, Halifax, chanered in May 1802. King's College, London, incorporated Aug. 14, 1829, and opened Oct. 8, 1831. Its object is to secure to the rising generation in the metropolis and its vicinity the benefits of an economical, scientific, and religious course of instruction, according to the doctrines of the Church of England. It was incorporated with the university of London in 1837. KING'S COUNSEL. The first king's counsel under the degree of Serjeant was sir Francis Bacon, made so, honoris caiisd, without patent or fee, in 1604, when James I. bestowed upon him knighthood and a pension. The first king's counsel of the modern order was sir Francis North, afterwards lord-keeper to Charles II. in 1663. KING'S COUNTY, Ireland. This county was so named from Philip, king of Spain, the husband of queen Mary, of England, in 1555. Burnt Annals. KING'S EVIL, supposed to be cured by...
Joseph Haydn, Books, History, A Dictionary of Dates, Relating to All Ages and Nations; For Universal Reference; Comprehending Remarkable Occurrences, Ancient, This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1861 edition. Excerpt: ...near the site of one of the oldest prisons of London, now used for the confinement of debtors. Here, it is said, prince Henry (afterwards Henry V.) was committed by justice Gascoigne. The prison was burnt down by the London rioters, June 3, 1780. See Gordon's No-popery $fob. The present edifice was built in 1781, and contains about 230 rooms. Formerly, besides this accommodation, the debtors were allowed to purchase the liberties, to enable them to have houses or lodgings without the walls, or to purchase day-rules, to go out of the prison under certain regulations. The rules included the whole of St. George's Fields, on one side of Blackman-strect, and part of High-street. This privilege, however, has been discontinued. KING'S COLLEGES. That of Aberdeen was founded in 1500, that of Cambridge, the pride of that university, was founded by Hen. VI. in 1441. King's College, Halifax, chanered in May 1802. King's College, London, incorporated Aug. 14, 1829, and opened Oct. 8, 1831. Its object is to secure to the rising generation in the metropolis and its vicinity the benefits of an economical, scientific, and religious course of instruction, according to the doctrines of the Church of England. It was incorporated with the university of London in 1837. KING'S COUNSEL. The first king's counsel under the degree of Serjeant was sir Francis Bacon, made so, honoris caiisd, without patent or fee, in 1604, when James I. bestowed upon him knighthood and a pension. The first king's counsel of the modern order was sir Francis North, afterwards lord-keeper to Charles II. in 1663. KING'S COUNTY, Ireland. This county was so named from Philip, king of Spain, the husband of queen Mary, of England, in 1555. Burnt Annals. KING'S EVIL, supposed to be cured by...
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