Annals of British Legislation: Digest of blue books, Volume 41868 |
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... Animals Report on the Japanese Currency Tenth Report on the Inland Revenue ..... Gross Revenue , Cost of Management , and Net Revenue of the Post Office Number of Animals Attacked , Killed , and Died from the Cattle Disease , 1838-1865 ...
... Animals Report on the Japanese Currency Tenth Report on the Inland Revenue ..... Gross Revenue , Cost of Management , and Net Revenue of the Post Office Number of Animals Attacked , Killed , and Died from the Cattle Disease , 1838-1865 ...
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... Animals attacked by the Cattle Disease Report of Registrar of Births , Deaths , and Marriages in Scotland Third Report into the origin and nature of the Cattle Plague ...... Returns of Local Taxation Report on the London City ...
... Animals attacked by the Cattle Disease Report of Registrar of Births , Deaths , and Marriages in Scotland Third Report into the origin and nature of the Cattle Plague ...... Returns of Local Taxation Report on the London City ...
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... animal , if a sheep , is killed by a blow on the head ; if an ox , by the insertion of the point of a knife at the back of the head , which severs the spinal cord , and causes instantaneous death . The chest is then sawn open , and kept ...
... animal , if a sheep , is killed by a blow on the head ; if an ox , by the insertion of the point of a knife at the back of the head , which severs the spinal cord , and causes instantaneous death . The chest is then sawn open , and kept ...
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... animal , after being killed , is allowed to cool for twenty - four hours ; it is then placed in round iron rollers ( armed inside with points ) , which , being revolved by steam , reduce the meat to a pulp . This pulp is thrown into a ...
... animal , after being killed , is allowed to cool for twenty - four hours ; it is then placed in round iron rollers ( armed inside with points ) , which , being revolved by steam , reduce the meat to a pulp . This pulp is thrown into a ...
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... Animals , Living No. 1,330,384 Oil - continued . Ashes , Pearl and Pot cwt . 143,779 Palm cwts . 798,724 Bark , for Tanners ' or Dyers ' use .. 430,810 " " Peruvian 99 15,510 Cocoa Nut Olive " " 190,228 tuns .. 32,005 Bones tons 74,307 ...
... Animals , Living No. 1,330,384 Oil - continued . Ashes , Pearl and Pot cwt . 143,779 Palm cwts . 798,724 Bark , for Tanners ' or Dyers ' use .. 430,810 " " Peruvian 99 15,510 Cocoa Nut Olive " " 190,228 tuns .. 32,005 Bones tons 74,307 ...
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