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Pagina 9
... agreed to by the commiffioners of longi- tude for making a trial of this inftru- ment or watch . " That the watch be fent in charge of Mr. Harrison's fon , to Portsmouth ; and that he proceed with it from thence , in the Deptford , to ...
... agreed to by the commiffioners of longi- tude for making a trial of this inftru- ment or watch . " That the watch be fent in charge of Mr. Harrison's fon , to Portsmouth ; and that he proceed with it from thence , in the Deptford , to ...
Pagina 10
... agreed with the reckoning of the Effex , who had seen the Scilly lights the evening before . The 26th of March , Mr. Harrison arrived at Portsmouth , and as foon af- ter as the weather permitted , made ob- fervations 1764 . The HISTORY ...
... agreed with the reckoning of the Effex , who had seen the Scilly lights the evening before . The 26th of March , Mr. Harrison arrived at Portsmouth , and as foon af- ter as the weather permitted , made ob- fervations 1764 . The HISTORY ...
Pagina 13
... agreed to by the house on the 19th , when a bill , or bills , were ordered to be brought in upon the refo- lutions then agreed to as above men- tioned † , in obedience to which order Mr. alderman Dickinson , on the 21st , prefented to ...
... agreed to by the house on the 19th , when a bill , or bills , were ordered to be brought in upon the refo- lutions then agreed to as above men- tioned † , in obedience to which order Mr. alderman Dickinson , on the 21st , prefented to ...
Pagina 25
... agreed to on the 29th of the fame month ; but why these new grants fhould require new treaties for their foundation , any more than thofe that were made on the 11th of February , does not publickly ap- January , 1764 . TREATIES RENEWED ...
... agreed to on the 29th of the fame month ; but why these new grants fhould require new treaties for their foundation , any more than thofe that were made on the 11th of February , does not publickly ap- January , 1764 . TREATIES RENEWED ...
Pagina 30
... agreed , began to thew their humour , and to indulge the particular passion they were born with . The Gaywoods were all on fire to keep a coach : The Trenchards were deter- mined to eat and drink well . Every thing gave way to the ...
... agreed , began to thew their humour , and to indulge the particular passion they were born with . The Gaywoods were all on fire to keep a coach : The Trenchards were deter- mined to eat and drink well . Every thing gave way to the ...
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