The Quarterly Review, Volume 267, Issue 529John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 130
... Admiralty and Vice- Admiral in Dublin of a whale cast ashore at Wicklow , seventeen miles distant . The Vice - Admiral dispatched a servant to seize his droit while the Judge issued his precept out of the Admiralty to the Marshal of the ...
... Admiralty and Vice- Admiral in Dublin of a whale cast ashore at Wicklow , seventeen miles distant . The Vice - Admiral dispatched a servant to seize his droit while the Judge issued his precept out of the Admiralty to the Marshal of the ...
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... Admiralty insisted upon its ancient revenue in England until far into the nineteenth century . An account of the droits of the Admiralty from March to September 1832 shows the remarkable expenditure of 537. 9s . 11d . incurred in ...
... Admiralty insisted upon its ancient revenue in England until far into the nineteenth century . An account of the droits of the Admiralty from March to September 1832 shows the remarkable expenditure of 537. 9s . 11d . incurred in ...
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... Admiralty share a moiety of all the treasure brought into Massachusetts from the Hispaniola wreck discovered by Captain William Phips in 1687. He at once applied to the Lords of Trade and received their permission to use the entire ...
... Admiralty share a moiety of all the treasure brought into Massachusetts from the Hispaniola wreck discovered by Captain William Phips in 1687. He at once applied to the Lords of Trade and received their permission to use the entire ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
COAL INTO OIL By Lancelot Lawton | 7 |
Park Lane Past and Present | 11 |
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