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...e feretur judicium de philofophis illis, qui materia quadam fubtiliflima ~10s eGe repletos, ,hanc autem in vortices indefinenter agi voluerunt. Nam ... ...VZ fit 48 gr* 5d, -ea locorum fub zquatore OOF, oo’, & ea locorum ad po- 10s 90 grp Sz: duplorum finus verfi fint I r3 34, ooooo 8r 20000, exi- fie...

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...e present moment, as far as we have been able to ascertain amount to 88 pounds 10s., while he has 220 pounds standing to his credit in the Capital and... ...ly all that my profession has brought me. My gross takings amount to 27 pounds 10s. Every day, from nine in the morning until four in the afternoon, I...

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...dow, sir, came with her money; nine hundred and four ten and six—say 904£. 10S. 6D. Captain Sparr, sir, paid his shares up; grumbles, though, and says...

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..., only L2. 2. 0. Invaluable for night work.) With A.B.C. certificate. L3. 10s. 0d. Zalinski’s Standard Works: PASSES OF THE HIMALAYAS, 5s. PASSES O...

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...no brand, being one of an ear- nicked mob taken into the Bucephalus at 4l.-10s. a head to make up freight, and sold raw and out of condition at Calcut...

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... little difficulty. Mr. Watkins Tottle had been suddenly arrested for 33£. 10S. 4D., and dated his communication from a lock-up house in the vicinity ...

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...ier, in a pecuniary point of view, worse off by one dollar a month, or £2. 10s. a year, than he would have been at home; and would give the married ma...

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...a flock of 511 Yo n g e fifty well-bred sheep imported. These cost me £4. 10s. a head; I hope they are the progenitors of a fine flock. The ram cost ... ...gs them usually to us. Such things I mean as good carpet-bags, from 5s. to 10s., stout tin boxes with locks and keys, axes, tools, straw hats, saucepa...

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...land: A Tale of the Buccaneers,’ in Y oung Folks. (The terms are 2 pounds, 10s. a page of 4500 words; that’s not noble, is it? But I have my copyright... ...d bids for well up in the thirties. Each three chapters is worth 2 pounds, 10s. So we’ve 12 pounds, 10s. already. Don’t read Marryat’s’ Pirate anyhow;...

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...eat, at the same market, appears, from the same accounts, to have been £ 2:10s.; from which, making the like deductions as in the foregoing case, the ... ... £ 4, the quarter of nine bushels. The excess of those two years above £ 2:10s. (the average price of the sixteen years preceding 1637 is £ 3:5s., whi... ... The silver, at sixty two shillings the pound troy, amounts to £ 3,413,431:10s. sterling. The gold, at forty-four guineas and a half the pound troy, a... ... was allowed to enlarge its capital stock, by an ingraftment of £1,001,171:10s. Its whole capital stock, therefore, amounted at this time to £2,201,17... .... Its whole capital stock, therefore, amounted at this time to £2,201,171: 10s. This ingraftment is said to have been for the support of public credit... ... are worth no more than £50 were then, £5 now can be worth no more than £2:10s. were then. By reducing the rate of interest, therefore, from ten to fi... ... 1763 (by the 4th Geo. III, chap. 15, sect. 12), all the duties except £3, 10s. were allowed to be drawn back upon the exportation to the colonies of ... ... excise duty upon Scotch salt is at present 1s:6d., that upon foreign salt 10s. the bushel. A barrel of herrings is supposed to require about one bush... ...ty upon pitch was likewise re- duced to £1, and that upon turpentine to £1:10s. the ton. The second bounty upon the importation of any of the materi- ...

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.... Whitewashing the church came to 1 pound: 1s., and work in the gallery to 10s. 4d. Besides, there was a continual payment for dozens of sprow heads, ...

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....; EARL OF RICHMOND, 1L; DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM, 15S.; CATESBY, 12S.; TRESSEL, 10S. 6D.; LORD STANLEY, 5S.; LORD MAYOR OF LONDON, 2S. 6D. ’ SUCH ARE THE W...

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... and the hundred, there is no reason why the sort of book now published at 10s. 6d. should not be sold at a shilling from the beginning. 195 H G Well...

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....; EARL OF RICHMOND, 1L; DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM, 15S.; CATESBY, 12S.; TRESSEL, 10S. 6D.; LORD STANLEY, 5S.; LORD MAYOR OF LONDON, 2S. 6D. ’ SUCH ARE THE W... ... little difficulty. Mr. Watkins Tottle had been suddenly arrested for 33£. 10S. 4D., and dated his communication from a lock-up house in the vicinity ...

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... to me on the 1st of every month, and giving out the money. I gave out £3. 10s. for the Rossiturs last Friday, the 1st of February, when Mr. Maulevere...