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... England and Wales ; in 1856 , 9176 ; in 1860 , 9225 ; in 1865 , 11,397 ; in 1869 , 10,725 . ACCOUNTANTS ' INSTITUTE established at a meeting 30 July , 1870. William Quilter in the chair . B ADM 2 ALB ADMINISTRATIONS ( p . 11 ) ...
... England and Wales ; in 1856 , 9176 ; in 1860 , 9225 ; in 1865 , 11,397 ; in 1869 , 10,725 . ACCOUNTANTS ' INSTITUTE established at a meeting 30 July , 1870. William Quilter in the chair . B ADM 2 ALB ADMINISTRATIONS ( p . 11 ) ...
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... ENGLAND : ( p . 75 ) . DISCOUNT . 3 , 1868. Raised to 24 per cent . Nov. 19 ; to Dec. 3 . 1869. Raised to 4 , April 1 ; to 4 , May 6 ; reduced to 4 , June 1o ; to 32 , June 24 ; to 3 , July 15 ; to 2 , Aug. 19 ; raised to 3 , Nov. 4 ...
... ENGLAND : ( p . 75 ) . DISCOUNT . 3 , 1868. Raised to 24 per cent . Nov. 19 ; to Dec. 3 . 1869. Raised to 4 , April 1 ; to 4 , May 6 ; reduced to 4 , June 1o ; to 32 , June 24 ; to 3 , July 15 ; to 2 , Aug. 19 ; raised to 3 , Nov. 4 ...
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... England and Wales : in 1866 , 753,870 ; in 1867 , 768,349 ; in 1868 , 786,858 ; in 1869 , 772,877 . Deaths in England and Wales : in 1866 , 500,689 ; in 1867 , 471,073 ; in 1868 , 480,622 ; in 1869 , 495,086 . BIRMINGHAM ( p . 103 ) ...
... England and Wales : in 1866 , 753,870 ; in 1867 , 768,349 ; in 1868 , 786,858 ; in 1869 , 772,877 . Deaths in England and Wales : in 1866 , 500,689 ; in 1867 , 471,073 ; in 1868 , 480,622 ; in 1869 , 495,086 . BIRMINGHAM ( p . 103 ) ...
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... England , and died in Devonshire II June , 1868 . BRAZIL ( p . 119 ) . 8 May , 1869 The allies surprise and capture Rosorio and garrison Lopez defeated in severe conflicts , " 99 12 , 16 , 18 , 21 Aug. Lopez defeated and killed near the ...
... England , and died in Devonshire II June , 1868 . BRAZIL ( p . 119 ) . 8 May , 1869 The allies surprise and capture Rosorio and garrison Lopez defeated in severe conflicts , " 99 12 , 16 , 18 , 21 Aug. Lopez defeated and killed near the ...
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... England was by Hug- get , at Uckfield , Sussex , 1543 Mons Meg , a large cannon in Edinburgh castle , said to have been cast at Mons in Hainault , in 1486 , but more probably forged at Castle Douglas , Galloway , by three brothers named ...
... England was by Hug- get , at Uckfield , Sussex , 1543 Mons Meg , a large cannon in Edinburgh castle , said to have been cast at Mons in Hainault , in 1486 , but more probably forged at Castle Douglas , Galloway , by three brothers named ...
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