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Glorious Beer as Sung By Harry Anderson - Sheet Music Collection of Vaudeville and Dance Hall Songs by Steve ; Godwin, Will Leggett, 1900-01-01
She'd a dark and a rolling Eye. Written by W. Godwin and Steve Leggett,etc.[Song. Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Will J Godwin, 1895
There's an old-fashioned Cottage ... Written by Steve Leggett and A. Lennard, etc. [Song. Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Arthur Lennard, 1896
That's my Opinion of Eliza ... < Song. > Written by Steve Leggett, etc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Albert Perry, 1896
The Pictures of Father and Mother. Written by Steve Leggett,etc.[Song. Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Will J Godwin, 1895
The Bounders' Football Club. Written and composed by G. Thorn, etc. < Song. Arranged by Alfred Leggett. > by Geoffrey Thorn, 1893
Killymablanagan. [Song.] Written by S. Leggett and G. Fearnley by Felix Macglennon, 1895
" Glorious Beer. " Written by Steve Leggett,etc.[Song. Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Will J Godwin, 1895
The Waiter's Tale of Woe ... < Song. > Written by Steve Leggett and A. Perry, etc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa notation. Voice part.] by Albert Perry, 1897
Have you forgotten? Ballad, written by S. Leggett by Albert Perry, 1896

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Francis Leggett & Co.
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Tea Leaves By Francis Leggett & Co.
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Extractions: @import "/resources/2005.css"; Title Author Author Categories History Cooking Language English Published Excerpt all the tea consumed on the globe was grown in China and Japan. Our knowledge of the growth and manufacture of tea was then of an uncertain and confused character, and no European had ever taken an active part in the production of a pound of tea. To-day, about one-half of the tea consumed in the world is grown and manufactured upon English territory, on plantations owned and superintended by Englishmen, who have thoroughly mastered every detail of the art, while nearly all the tea drank in Great Britain is English grown. Twenty years ago, the suggestion that tea might yet be grown upon a commercial scale in the United States was received with derision by the Press and its readers; but one tea estate in South Carolina has during the past year grown, manufactured, and sold at a profit, several thousand of the tea of good quality, which brought a price equal to that of foreign fine teas. A natural taste for hot liquid foods and drinks is common to all races of men, and they may be traced in the soups of meat
Library Of Economics And Liberty: Biographies In Brief
Charles Francis Bastable, Professor of Political Economy at the University American journalist and founder of the Plaindealer, William Leggett began his
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Extractions: Adam Smith Browse the biographies of authors from the Books pages: A,B C,D,E,F,G H,I,J K ... W,X,Y,Z For more biographies of famous economists, see the Biographies section in the The Concise Encyclopedia of Economics. Bagehot, Walter (1826-1877) Walter Bagehot, a British journalist and early editor of "The Economist," specialized in institutional economic issues. He had a particular interest in central banks, interest rates, and the money supply. His writings on how monetary institutions (today called Central Banks) behave and why, and how they interact with "credit cycles" (today called business cycles) influenced later institutions from the Federal Reserve System to the International Monetary Fund. Best quotes More information; online works on this site Bastable, Charles F. (1855-1945) Charles Francis Bastable, Professor of Political Economy at the University of Dublin, was a proponent of free trade. His works included expositions on international trade and clarifications of Ricardo's and Mill's ideas. His classic text, Public Finance
Leggett, 1900: Tea Leaves: Prefatory.
We anticipate any such enquiry, and reply that Francis H. Leggett Co. are Importingand Manufacturing Grocers; that our object in publishing this and
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Extractions: Home Classic texts Tea leaves Tea Leaves. Prefatory The casual reader in many a nook and corner of this extended land will perhaps ask - "Who are the publishers of this book, and what is their purpose?" We anticipate any such enquiry, and reply that Francis H. Leggett & Co. are Importing and Manufacturing Grocers; that our object in publishing this and other books is to bring ourselves and our goods into closer relations with consumers at a distance from New York; and incidentally, to provide readers with interesting information respecting the food which they eat and drink. In our search for material to aid in the preparation of this book, we were greatly indebted to Mr. F. N. Barrett, editor of T HE A MERICAN G ROCER , who generously gave us access to what is probably the most complete and valuable collection of books upon Foods to be found on this continent. We wish to also to acknowledge the kind response of Messrs. Gow, Wilson and Stanton, of London, to our requests for statistics of the World's Tea Trade, and particularly for information respecting the Teas of Ceylon and India. If our limitations of space had permitted, we should have materially increased the interest of our little book by additional matter derived from the last named firm. Our colored Frontispiece is a faithful representation of a Chinese tea plant, showing the flower and the seeds.
Leggett, 1900: Tea Leaves.
By Francis Leggett Co., 1900. Last updated 08Feb02 Comments? Tell me. New York Francis H. Leggett Co. First Edition, year 1900.
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Extractions: Classic texts King's ... Journals Tea Leaves Last updated 08Feb02 - Comments? Tell me Tea from the Tea-Garden to the Teacup with Twenty Illustrations Other tomes Introduction to this online version: Typed by hand by Richard and Margie Druery . Richard and Margie sent me the text file; I put that into html and added the pics that they scanned and sent me separately. Originally 79 pages. This text is also available as an e-text (no pics, no formatting, no full title information, like for instance, no date first printed...) here: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/docs/books/gutenberg/etext02/tealv10.txt This is a cool little book. It tells you a bit about days long gone by and a lot about the history of tea. And the poem at the end of chapter 12 is sure to make you smile. Enjoy! Cheers
Roster Of Company B 112th Illinois Infantry
Leggett, Francis J, Private, Osceola, Sep 20, 1862, MO Jun 20, 1865; pris. war.LEIGHTON, Charles, Private, Penn, Sep 20, 1862, Mustered out Jun 20, 1865
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Extractions: Muster Remarks ALEXANDER, Robert Private Osceola Sep 20, 1862 Died at Knoxville, Tenn., May 16, 1864; wounds BALDWIN, Joseph H Recruit July 23, 1863 Deserted in 1864 BARBER, Charles H Private Osceola Sep 20, 1862 Died at Marietta, Ga., Sep 1, 1864; wounds BARBER, George Private Osceola Sep 20, 1862 Disch, Mar 1863; disabil. BEVIER, Orlin Private Osceola Sep 20, 1862 Corp'l. Died in Andersonville prison, July 1864 BRODE, Andrew J Private Osceola Sep 20, 1862 Tr. to V.R.C., May 18, 1864 BROWN, George A Recruit Tr. to 65th Ill. Absent, sick BUNNELL, John H Sergeant Penn Sep 20, 1862 Died at Nashville, Tenn., Aug 12, 1864; wounds CONIBEAR, William Private Macon Sep 20, 1862 Mustered out Jun 20, 1865 CROOK, Charles N Private Penn Sep 20, 1862 MO Jun 20, 1865 as Corp'l. DALYRIMPLE, Isaac N Private Osceola Sep 20, 1862 MO May 31, 1865; was pris. DARDIS, Michael Recruit Richwood Jan 24, 1865 Transferred to 65th Ill. Inf. DELANEY, Thomas E Private Osceola Sep 20, 1862 Mustered out Jun 20, 1865 DEYO, Abram Corporal Saratoga Sep 20, 1862
Tea Leaves - Francis Leggett - Adobe Reader EBooks
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Extractions: In both China and the East Indies a common custom prevails of planting tea bushes about four feet apart, each way, and they are pruned down to a height varying from three to six feet, to bring the topmost leaves within reach of the picker. In both named countries, a first crop of tea leaves may be gathered from the plant at three years from the seed. Click "Add To Basket" then fill out the order form. Download your eBook from your Invoice page. Format - Adobe Reader Availability - Download Now Our Adobe Reader eBooks are designed for Adobe Reader . They can be viewed and printed with all operating systems, including Macintosh, Windows, Linux, and Unix. Page navigation, multiple viewing options, bookmarks, and search features are included.
Tea Leaves By Francis Leggett And Co. Prefatory Tea Leaves
of the Growth, Quality and Virtues of the Tea LeafFrancis Leggett and Co. Prefatory Tea Leaves Historical An Exact
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Francis H. Leggett Co
The casual reader in many a nook and corner of this extended land will perhapsask Who are the publishers of this book, and what is their purpose?
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Extractions: Tea Index Tea Leaves by Francis Leggett and Co. PREFATORY The casual reader in many a nook and corner of this extended land will perhaps ask"Who are the publishers of this book, and what is their purpose?" We anticipate any such enquiry, and reply that Francis H. Leggett Co. are Importing and Manufacturing Grocers; that our object in publishing this and other books is to bring ourselves and our goods into closer relations with consumers at a distance from New York; and incidentally, to provide readers with interesting information respecting the food which they eat and drink. In our search for material to aid in the preparation of this book, we were greatly indebted to Mr. F. N. Barrett, editor of THE AMERICAN GROCER, who generously gave us access to what is probably the most complete and valuable collection of books upon Foods to be found on this continent. We wish to also to acknowledge the kind response of Messrs. Gow, Wilson and Stanton, of London, to our requests for statistics of the World's Tea Trade, and particularly for information respecting the Teas of Ceylon and India. If our limitations of space had permitted, we should have materially increased the interest of our little book by additional matter derived from the last named firm. (Omitted) Our colored Frontispiece is a faithful representation of a Chinese tea plant, showing the flower and the seeds.
Papers Of Sir Patrick Geddes At Strathclyde University Archives
Leggett, Francis H. 1 ref Leggett, Mr. 1 ref Leggett, Mrs. 1 ref Leghorn,Italy 1 ref Legrand, Marc 1 ref Legresle, C 1 ref Leheureux, E 1 ref
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Genealogy Of Francis LEGGETT (*20 Jan 1817 +1882)
debbie.broderick.home.comcast.net/I3382.htm Francis W. LeggettFrancis was from New York City, New York. He entered service at the organizationof the 9th Ancestor of David Leggett email David.Leggett@fns.usda.gov
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9th MICHIGAN CAVALRY, COMPANY F
Captain, Leggett, Francis W. New York, NY, 29. 1st. Lieutenant, Roys, Cyrus D.Hudson, n/a. 2nd Lieutenant, Mitchell, Levi D. Detroit, n/a
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Extractions: RANK NAME HOME AGE Captain Leggett, Francis W. New York, NY 1st. Lieutenant Roys, Cyrus D. Hudson n/a 2nd Lieutenant Mitchell, Levi D. Detroit n/a NAME HOME AGE Allen, Linden H. Coldwater Anderson, John Detroit Andrews, William L Detroit Ayers, Benjamin F. Madison Baker, Nicholas Detroit Baker, Tobias Detroit Ball, James Brandon Ballard, Anthony Northfield Beardslee, Robert Pontiac Beardsley, James P. Independence Blankenship , Henry Detroit Boyle, Charles Ash Bradley, Edmond Detroit Branagan, Bernard Monroe Brockway, Solomon P. Albion Brown, George Detroit Brown, Robert N. Pontiac Burch, George Lexington Campbell, Charles F. Pontiac Campbell, David D. Park Canfield, Harvey Detroit Carpenter, John W. Fairfield Carver, John Detroit Church, Austin Detroit Collins, Albert Detroit Collins, Charles W. Detroit Collins, John Detroit Coville, Henry Detroit Daly, John S. Detroit Ellis, Joseph A. Lexington Flagg, John G. Detroit Fulcher, William Lexington Gaverick, Peter -or- Detroit Graverick, Peter
April 27, 2005 Kids Of The Kitchen By Karen Brucoli Anesi Special
Top Myers, Leggett, and Gutierrez hold a plate of Philippine Hot and Sour The restaurant community has been generous, Francis says, from offering
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Extractions: Special to the Herald It's hard to decide what's more remarkable about Durango High School's Pro Start class: the tempting aromas or the controlled chaos in a room of prep sinks and ovens, in place of the customary desks and chairs. Top: Myers, Leggett, and Gutierrez hold a plate of Philippine Hot and Sour Shrimp with Watercress and Walnuts, which they prepared at the school on April 8. Below: Durango High School students from left, Ross Gutierrez, 18, Jack Leggett, 17, Rachelle Myers, 16, Dyson Larricq, 17, and McKenzie Webb, 17, work in the kitchen classroom at Durango High School on April 8. Durango resident Susie Francis teaches Pro Start. This isn't Home Ec 101 or just another kid's cooking class. Pro Start is a food service and hospitality management curriculum offered to 600 students in 30 Colorado high schools, courtesy of the Colorado Restaurant Association and Hotel and Lodging Association. In its third year at DHS, the class is creating eager, future line-cooks and chefs who are making headlines with their culinary creations. Terms like " mis en place " and "market basket" are shouted above the clang of pots and pans. Questions like "Do you want a large order of fries?" have been replaced with "Do you know what you're going to cook in an hour or less, using what ingredients we have in the walk-in?"
Browse By Author: F - Project Gutenberg Europe
From the Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10) (English) Francis Leggett and Company. See Leggett, Francis
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Extractions: Project Gutenberg Europe Online Book Catalog Author: Title Word(s): EText-No.: Advanced Search Recent Books Top 100 Offline Catalogs ... In Depth Information Authors: A B C D ... other Titles: A B C D ... other Languages: Afrikaans Albanian Aleut Basque ... Yiddish Recent: last 24 hours last 7 days last 30 days Bramble-Bees and Others (English) The Life of the fly; with which are interspersed some chapters of autobiography (English) The Life of the Spider (English) The Mason-Bees (English) More Hunting Wasps (English) Wonders of Instinct, The
Vivekananda Retreat, Ridgely
(By this time Betty had married Francis Leggett.) And on his second visit to theWest, the Swami spent ten weeks in the late summer and early fall of 1899
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Extractions: The Beginnings Early in 1895 two sisters began attending classes by Swami Vivekananda in New York. One of them Josephine MacLeod, unmarried and around 37 years old wrote years later: On the twenty-ninth of January 1895, I went with my sister to 54 West 33rd Street, New York, and heard the Swami Vivekananda in his sitting room where were assembled fifteen or twenty ladies and two or three gentlemen. The room was crowded. All the arm chairs were taken; so I sat on the floor in the front row. Swami stood in the corner. He said something, the particular words of which I do not remember, but instantly to me that was truth, and the second sentence he spoke was truth, and the third sentence was truth. And I listened to him for seven years and whatever he uttered was to me truth. From that moment life had a different import. It was as if he made you realize that you were in eternity. It never altered. It never grew. It was like the sun that you will never forget once you have seen [it]. At the time her widowed sister Betty MacLeod Sturges, who was in her early forties was being courted by Mr. Francis H. Leggett, a wealthy New York businessman. One evening Mr. Leggett went with Betty and Jo to hear the Swami, and at the conclusion of the talk he asked the Swami when they could dine together.
Vivekananda Retreat, Ridgely
In a position more or less between these two houses Francis Leggett had builtthe Manor, The Manor accommodated the familyMr. and Mrs. Francis Leggett
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Extractions: wamiji is starting today Allen Line [Allan State Line]. Numidian. from Glasgow. a telegram just received says!" Thus Josephine MacLeod wrote to Mrs. Bull on August 17, 1899. Her letter, full of heavy undescorings, continued: Do what you choose. Come at any houryou are always welcome. Do not tell Mrs Crossley a word. Let her stay in Princeton so we can have our Prophet without one thorn or criticismin all his holiness. I think I may keep Miss Stumm overshe has her worth. I am in Heaven. Lovingly Jojo (Mrs. Crossley was a London friend of Mrs. Bull's who had crossed the Atlantic with her in June. She was not well and not, it would seem, in full accord with Swamiji's views. The more fortunate Maud Stumm was an artist in her late twenties who had met Swamiji once or twice during his first visit to the West and who evidently had admired him. She was now visiting Ridgely.) Five days later, Miss MacLeod again wrote to "Saint Sara," telling her, with more underscorings, the exact date of Swamiji's arrival in New York: Our Prophet again with us!
Gabriel Leggett Descendants - Pafg14.htm - Generated By Personal Ancestral File
Francis Howard Leggett, born March 27, 1840, was known the world Francis7 H.Leggett of the wholesale grocery firm of Francis H.Leggett Co. of New
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Extractions: Descendants of Gabriel Leggett Sixth Generation (Continued) Sarah LEGGETT William Ezekiel William ... Gabriel Sarah married Joseph CADY They had the following children: M i Edward CADY died in ?, unmarried. Ivory Holland LEGGETT William Ezekiel William ... Gabriel Ivory married Susan SANDERS They had the following children: M i Charles LEGGETT F ii Sarah LEGGETT F iii Mary LEGGETT M iv George LEGGETT M v John LEGGETT Charles LEGGETT William Ezekiel William ... Gabriel ) was born about 1804. Gen. 30. Image: 569 The 1850 U. S. Census lists Charles Leggett, aged 46, farmer, born inMass., with real estate valued at $6,000, his wife Hannah, aged 43, bornin Penn., and their son William C. 12, born in New York. Charles married Hannah MURRAY . Hannah was born about 1807. They had the following children: M i William C. LEGGETT
Gabriel Leggett Descendants - Pafg17.htm - Generated By Personal Ancestral File
CHILDREN OF LINDLEY HOAG Leggett AND Francis G. BIRDSELL Francis C. Leggett,born on February 19, 1900 and married on to one named Nancy
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Bookshare.org - Books By Author
Here is a list of our books by Francis Leggett Co. . There is 1 book by thisauthor in our collection. These are books 0 through 1 of 1.
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