The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare, Volume 2R. C. and J. Rivington, 1821 |
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... pounds , eleven shillings , and ten - pence . He had likewise , we find , some property in the neighbouring manor of Snitterfield ; and this circumstance , perhaps , was the occasion of John Shakspeare's introduction to his daughter ...
... pounds , eleven shillings , and ten - pence . He had likewise , we find , some property in the neighbouring manor of Snitterfield ; and this circumstance , perhaps , was the occasion of John Shakspeare's introduction to his daughter ...
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... pounds , thirteen shillings , and four - pence . Of this land , I , for some time in vain , endeavoured to ascer- tain the extent and value ; no trace of the denomina- tion above - mentioned being , at present , to be found at Wilmecote ...
... pounds , thirteen shillings , and four - pence . Of this land , I , for some time in vain , endeavoured to ascer- tain the extent and value ; no trace of the denomina- tion above - mentioned being , at present , to be found at Wilmecote ...
Page 25
... pounds , may be estimated as fairly worth one hundred and four pounds , supposing the land to have been let at three shillings the acre , and the common rate of purchase to have been at that time ten years ; each of which suppositions I ...
... pounds , may be estimated as fairly worth one hundred and four pounds , supposing the land to have been let at three shillings the acre , and the common rate of purchase to have been at that time ten years ; each of which suppositions I ...
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... pounds , and to his three younger daughters one hundred marks each , that is , sixty - six pounds , thirteen shillings , and four- pence * . I shall subjoin , in the Appendix , the will of our poet's grandfather " , which has furnished ...
... pounds , and to his three younger daughters one hundred marks each , that is , sixty - six pounds , thirteen shillings , and four- pence * . I shall subjoin , in the Appendix , the will of our poet's grandfather " , which has furnished ...
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... pounds a year ; and that the whole manor was worth annually forty pounds and ten - pence [ the rent reserved to the crown in the grant under which Sir William Holles held ] . Esc . 33 Eliz . p . 1 , n . 122 . 9 Beside the distinction ...
... pounds a year ; and that the whole manor was worth annually forty pounds and ten - pence [ the rent reserved to the crown in the grant under which Sir William Holles held ] . Esc . 33 Eliz . p . 1 , n . 122 . 9 Beside the distinction ...
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