Transactions of the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 17 tomasDevonshire Press, 1885 List of members in each volume. |
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... north of the Humber , probably already spoke a dialect not very remote from the O. N .; and when a large body of Scandinavian . invaders came and settled in their midst , these could not but impress a marked character on the Northern ...
... north of the Humber , probably already spoke a dialect not very remote from the O. N .; and when a large body of Scandinavian . invaders came and settled in their midst , these could not but impress a marked character on the Northern ...
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... north of the Tweed . For do not our poets familiarly cut off the termination of open and use ope as a verb ? In two other instances indeed a termination is dropped by which we change a noun into a verb , and the Dev . Dial . uses the ...
... north of the Tweed . For do not our poets familiarly cut off the termination of open and use ope as a verb ? In two other instances indeed a termination is dropped by which we change a noun into a verb , and the Dev . Dial . uses the ...
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... north as Cameroons , and eastward as far as the Indian Ocean , " there are certain family marks " in inflection and construction . One of these languages , the Kishikongo , is spoken over an area of some 50,000 square miles , and yet ...
... north as Cameroons , and eastward as far as the Indian Ocean , " there are certain family marks " in inflection and construction . One of these languages , the Kishikongo , is spoken over an area of some 50,000 square miles , and yet ...
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... North - east Devon Fifty to Sixty Years Ago , " which was printed in the volume of Transactions for that year . He died April 6th , 1885 , at his residence at Brampford Speke , and on April 9th his remains were carried to Tiverton and ...
... North - east Devon Fifty to Sixty Years Ago , " which was printed in the volume of Transactions for that year . He died April 6th , 1885 , at his residence at Brampford Speke , and on April 9th his remains were carried to Tiverton and ...
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... north - eastern corner of the North Basin , were below high - water mark . Where the tide flowed the slate rock was covered with mud , and at the south- western corner of the South Basin the rock was fifty feet below high - water ...
... north - eastern corner of the North Basin , were below high - water mark . Where the tide flowed the slate rock was covered with mud , and at the south- western corner of the South Basin the rock was fifty feet below high - water ...
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19 psl. - RULES. 1. THE Association shall be styled the Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature, and Art. 2. The objects of the Association are — To give a stronger impulse and a more systematic direction to scientific enquiry in Devonshire ; and to promote the intercourse of those who cultivate Science, Literature, or Art, in different parts of the county. 3. The Association shall consist of Members, Honorary Members, and Corresponding Members. 4. Every candidate for membership,...
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