The Antiquary volume 34
The Antiquary volume 34
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It consists of a wooden stock, a brass pistol barrel, externally square in section, and a brass disc working in a fork attached to the barrel, having its pivot directly underneath the end of the barrel. To the edge of the disc is attached a leaf- shaped projection, set at right angles to the plane of the disc, so that on turning the latter to a certain point, the projecting piece presses against the mouth of the barrel. It is obvious that when the pistol is fired off the disc will PISTOL WITH D...IAL. What would appear to be almost impossible for the County Council themselves. " " Have the County Council power to promote a Bill in Parliament for such a purpose ?" " No. County Councils have no power to promote Bills at all ; and if a Bill were promoted, it would have to be at the expense and risk of the syndicate which purchased the abbey and castle. " It is quite reasonable that anxiety should be felt in the matter, and the desire of the Monmouthshire people to secure these fine remains for their own is worthy of all possible support and sympathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It consists of a wooden stock, a brass pistol barrel, externally square in section, and a brass disc working in a fork attached to the barrel, having its pivot directly underneath the end of the barrel. To the edge of the disc is attached a leaf- shaped projection, set at right angles to the plane of the disc, so that on turning the latter to a certain point, the projecting piece presses against the mouth of the barrel. It is obvious that when the pistol is fired off the disc will PISTOL WITH D...IAL. What would appear to be almost impossible for the County Council themselves. " " Have the County Council power to promote a Bill in Parliament for such a purpose ?" " No. County Councils have no power to promote Bills at all ; and if a Bill were promoted, it would have to be at the expense and risk of the syndicate which purchased the abbey and castle. " It is quite reasonable that anxiety should be felt in the matter, and the desire of the Monmouthshire people to secure these fine remains for their own is worthy of all possible support and sympathy.
What to read after The Antiquary volume 34?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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