The British Critic, Volumes 5-6F. and C. Rivington, 1795 |
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Page 361
... common dwelling- houfes , want the portico and colonades of fuch appropriate decorum , for the congregation to iffue . The light too , through common fashes , is an apparatus not removed enough from common life . And pews and galleries ...
... common dwelling- houfes , want the portico and colonades of fuch appropriate decorum , for the congregation to iffue . The light too , through common fashes , is an apparatus not removed enough from common life . And pews and galleries ...
Page 464
... common looking - glass the lofs in one ex- periment , appeared to be .4816 parts ; and with another looking - glafs it was 4548 parts in one experiment , and .4430 in another . I should certainly have made an experiment to determine the ...
... common looking - glass the lofs in one ex- periment , appeared to be .4816 parts ; and with another looking - glafs it was 4548 parts in one experiment , and .4430 in another . I should certainly have made an experiment to determine the ...
Page 660
... common converfation they are called Pechs ( not Picts ) in Scot- land , the very name in Gaelic given to working people to this day . Caid mibbel no Peich , or Peichin ? Where are the labourers , or workers ? Garim no Peich ntaobh fho ...
... common converfation they are called Pechs ( not Picts ) in Scot- land , the very name in Gaelic given to working people to this day . Caid mibbel no Peich , or Peichin ? Where are the labourers , or workers ? Garim no Peich ntaobh fho ...
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