 | Archaeology - 1838 - 570 pages
...Prerogative Court, executed 25th March, 1515-16 ; the fourth is written on a mortgage deed, dated 1 1th March 1612-13, of a small estate purchased by Shakspere...consequently, that those who have inserted an e after the If, or an a in the second syllable, do not write the name (as far as we are able to judge) in the same... | |
 | 1838 - 604 pages
...will, and the two affixed to deeds connected with the mortgage and sale of a property in Blackfriars, ' the poet always wrote his name SHAKSPERE, and, consequently, that those who have inserted an e after the fc, or an a in the second syllable, do not write the name ('as far as we are able to judge) in the... | |
 | English literature - 1838 - 598 pages
...affixed to deeds counected with the mortgage and sale of a property in Blackfriars, ' the poet alwavs wrote his name SHAKSPERE, and, consequently, that those who have inserted an e after the A-, or an a in the second svllable, do not write the name (as far ns wo are able to judse) in the same... | |
 | 1839 - 366 pages
...will, and the two affixed to deeds connected with the mortgage and sale of a property in Blackfriars, the poet always wrote his name SHAKSPERE, and, consequently,...that those who have inserted an e after the k, or an u in the second syllable, do not write the same (so far as we are able to judge) in the same manner... | |
 | Charles Knight - Great Britain - 1841 - 440 pages
...will, and the two affixed to deeds connected with the mortgage and sale of a property iu Blackfriars, " the poet always wrote his name SHAKSPERE, and, consequently,...syllable, do not write the same (as far as we are able to judge) in the same manner as the poet himself uniformly would authorize us to do.'* In the Stratford... | |
 | New York city, Lenox libr - 1877 - 270 pages
...; and the fifth on the counterpart of the deed of bargain and sale of the same property, dated loth March, 1612-13. " From a comparison of these with...syllable, do not write the same (as far as we are able to judge) in the same manner as the poet himself uniformly would authorize us to do. This I state in opposition... | |
 | John Hawley Stotsenburg - 1904 - 556 pages
...of Henry Walker in Blackfriars; and the fifth, on the counterpart of the deed of bargain and sale, dated 10th March 1612-13. "From a. comparison of these...syllable, do not write the same (as far as we are able to judge) in the same manner as the poet himself uniformly would authorize us to do. This I state in opposition... | |
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SHAKSPERE, and, consequently, that those who have inserted an e after the *, or an a in the second syllable, do not write the same (as far as we are able to judge) in the same manner as the poet himself uniformly would authorize us to do. 