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There are , it is asserted , certain persons among this ignorant people , as in other places , who have learned to take advantage of the general credulity ; they are called Griggirymen , are regarded with reverence , and obtain riches ...
There are , it is asserted , certain persons among this ignorant people , as in other places , who have learned to take advantage of the general credulity ; they are called Griggirymen , are regarded with reverence , and obtain riches ...
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he Exc MOOC the White Boys ; who were so called from their wearing uni . forms of that colour , when they appeared in any force . Theis origin goes as far back as the year 1759 : their avowed object was relief against the oppressions of ...
he Exc MOOC the White Boys ; who were so called from their wearing uni . forms of that colour , when they appeared in any force . Theis origin goes as far back as the year 1759 : their avowed object was relief against the oppressions of ...
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The vessels beloging to Yarmou nearly 150 in number , are decked , of about 2. tons burthen , and are called cobbles . About 50,000 barrels ( o 50 millions of her rings ) are annually brought into Yarmouth abne .
The vessels beloging to Yarmou nearly 150 in number , are decked , of about 2. tons burthen , and are called cobbles . About 50,000 barrels ( o 50 millions of her rings ) are annually brought into Yarmouth abne .
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