Array - [Exeter] : Printed for T.Davies, in Great Russell-Street, Covent Garden, London. Sold by B.Thorn in Exeter and other booksellers in the West , 1770. - [4],xviii,178p ; - Variant imprint: Exon : Printed and sold by Brice and Thorn; and sold also by T.Davies, in Great-Russell Street, Covent-Garden, London , 1770. - Plymouth : Printed by Robert Weatherley, for the editor, and sold by J.Whitfeld in Market Street, Mrs Maurice at Dock; - [60]p ; - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman for Robinson and Roberts, no. - x,[2],191,[1]p ; On Monday, November, 19, 1770, at the Theatre, will be perform’d a concert of vocal and instrumental music, … - Exeter : Printed by A.Brice and B.Thorn , [1770]. - Plymouth : Printed for T.Janes; and sold by R.Weatherley, printer , [1770?]. - Plymouth : Printed for T.Janes; and sold by R.Weatherley, printer , [1770?]. - 28,6p ; - Exon : Printed by A.Brice and B.Thorn, for B.Thorn and E.Score, booksellers in Exon … - Exeter : Printed by A.Brice and B.Thorn , [1770?]. - 1 sheet ; - [Exeter] : Printed for Arthur Brown, bookseller in Honiton; - [8],191,[25]p ; - London : Printed for E. Goadby in Sherborne, Thorn in Exeter, Haydon in Plimouth, Tozer in Modbury, Painter in Truro, Allison in Falmouth , 1770. - xxxii,208p ; - Exon : Printed and sold by A.Brice and R.Thorn, opposite the Guildhald [sic] , 1771. - [2],iv,3-60p ; has now taken up his residence at Mr. Pickard’s, opposite the new Inn, in the Fore Street, Exeter … - [Exeter] : [s.n.] , [1771?]. - [2]p ; - London : Printed for J.Toulmin; - 52p ; - Bristol : Printed by W.Pine. - 23,[2]p ; - London : Printed for the author; Thorn, Score, and Grigg, at Exeter , 1772. - [8],xiv,161,[1]p ; - Exeter : [s.n.] , 1772. - Plymouth : [s.n.] , 1772. - Plymouth : [s.n.] , 1772. - Exeter : [s.n.] , 1772. - 2 vol ; - London : Printed for J.Buckland; and W.Grigg, Exeter , 1772. - [4],72p ; - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman behind the Guildhall , 1773. - [Exete]r : Printed by E.Brice , [1773]. - Exeter : Printed (and sold) for the author, by R.Trewman; - viii,222p ; - [Exeter?] : [s.n.] , [1773]. - *Burnet Morris (Exeter Flying Post 19 Nov. 1773). - Exeter : Printed by B.Thorn , 1774. - Exeter : Printed by B.Thorn , [1774]. - Exeter : Printed by T.Sutton, bookbinder and stationer, on the old Exe-Bridge , [1774?]. - 1 sheet ; - First line: You Britons all I pray draw near, - *DRO 9972/Z13 1774. - [Exeter] : Sold by Edward Score, Exeter , 1774. - Chichester : Printed for P.Humphry at Chichester; - [4],iv,[2],70p : table ; By J.Wood, B.D.- Exeter : Printed for the author, by R.Trewman , [1774]. - [8],112,[12]p ; - Plymouth : Printed by Weatherley , [1775?]. - [48]p ; - Plymouth : Printed by Robert Weatherley , [1775?]. - 8p ; - Exeter : Printed and sold by B.Thorn, opposite the Guild Hall , 1775. - [2],65,[1]p ; - [Exeter] : Printed for the author, and sold by him at Crediton , 1775. - 16p ; - Exeter : Printed by B.Thorn, for the author , 1775. - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall, where country shopkeepers, travellers, and others, may be supplied with a variety of old and new ballads, patters, penny histories, &c. - 8p ; - *DRO 9972/Z28 - lacks woodcut on titlepage. - Exeter : Printed and sold by B.Thorn. - 24p ; - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman ; and sold by E.Score, Bedwell Law, London, and J.Wallis, in Plymouth , [1775?]. - [4],104p ; - Plymouth : [s.n.] , 1775. - Letter by a committee appointed to consider the plan for an annuitant society for making provision for the widows and orphans of the clergy within the diocese of Exeter, with a scheme of subscriptions. - Plymouth : Printed by R.Weatherley for Messrs. - [20]p ; To be sold, one undivided fourth part of the water works of the city of Exeter, … - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , [1776]. - Exeter : Printed and sold for the author, by R.Trewman; - 112p ; - [s.l.] : [s.n.] , [1776]. - Quarter sheet printed on both sides with two columns of advertisements of recentlry published books. - [Exeter] : [s.n.] , [1776]. - 18p ; - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , [1776]. - London : Printed and sold by C.Bathurst in Fleet-Street; - [4],vii,[1],441,[3]p ; - *WSL ; - Exeter : Printed by B.Thorn; - [4],38p ; - London : Printed and sold by J.Brown; and Grigg, Exeter , 1776. - 39,[1]p ; - Exeter : Printed (for the author), and sold by R.Trewman, E.Score, W.Grigg, and H.Mugg, and all other booksellers in town and country , [1776]. - xl,176 ; - London : Printed for F.Newbery … and B.Thorne, Exeter , 1776. - London : Printed for G.Robinson; - 16p ; - [Exeter] : [s.n.] , [1777]. - Exeter : printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , [1777]. - Exeter : Printed by B.Thorn , 1777. - 16p ; - Exeter : [for Edward Score] , [1777]. - Exeter : Printed by B.Thorn, bookseller opposite the Guildhall , 1777. - 26,[2]p ; - Exeter : Printed (and sold) by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , 1777. - xxiii,[1],266,[2]p,plate ; - Exeter : Printed and sold by B.Thorn; - 32,[2]p ; - London : Printed and sold by James Phillips, George Yard, Lombard Street. and E.Score, Exeter , 1778. - 412p ; - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , [1778]. - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , [1778]. - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , [1778]. - Exeter : printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , [1778]. (Written by Miss More.) - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , [1778]. - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , [1778]. - [Exeter] : [s.n. - Exeter : Printed and sold by B.Thorn; - [4],xxvi,159,[27]p ; - [Exeter?] : [s.n.] , [1778]. - Barnstaple : Fidelio Murch , 1778. - [Exeter?] : [s.n.] , 1778. - Totnes : [s.n.] , [1778?]. - 1 sheet ; - London : Printed by E.Allen, Fleet-Street; - [9],vi-xvi,146,iv,147-252,[2]p ; - Exeter : Printed by B.Thorn. - [40]p ; - London : Printed for J.Buckland, and sold by Henry Mugg in Exeter , 1778. - [4],16p ; - Taunton : Printed and sold by J.Poole, and W.Joggett; T.Cadel, in Bristol and H.Mugg, Exeter , 1778. - 32,18,25,[1]p ; - Exeter : Printed for Henry Mugg, aad [sic] sold by T.Becket, W.Brown, J.Buckland, Fielding & Urquhart, London: and by all other booksellers in town and country , 1779. - xi,113,[1]p ; - [Exeter] : [s.n.] , [1779]. - 160p ; - Exeter : Printed by Barnabas Thorn; and sold by him, and Wallis, London , 1779. - Exeter : Printed and sold by W.Grigg, book-seller; - 10,[14],324,11,[1]p ; - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, behind the Guildhall , January 8, 1779. - Printed in red and black, engraving of ship at head. - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman for the author and sold by H.Mugg, in Exeter; - Exeter : Printed by R.Trewman, for T.Payne and Son, Mews-gate; - [2],33,[1]p ; - London : Printed by E.Allen; - [9],vi-xvi,252,ivp : plate ; - Exeter : Printed by B.Thorn , [1779]. - 4p ; - [Exeter] : [s.n.] , [1779]. - 1 sheet ; - Latter dated at head: Exeter, Feb. 12, 1779 and extracted from Trewman’s Exeter flying post of 12 February, 1779, opposing an Irish bill, signed: H. - London : Printed for J.Buckland; and sold by Henry Mugg, at Exon , 1779. - [3],vi,17,[1]p ;
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In order to enter the grounds, the public was required to check all packages with soldiers outside the Executive Mansion grounds and pass through an electric searcher.1945: 30 feet — Truman re-lights the tree, dark for the past three years for security reasons.1949: 30 feet — Truman lights the tree by remote control from Independence MO.1954: 67 feet, 2100 lights — A cut tree was used again, and decorators were hired. From this year through 1972 tree heights were as high as 78 feet and never went below 60 feet.1957: 60 feet — 500 multi-colored plastic balls, 9,000 9-watt electric bulbs, 200 clusters of glitter ornaments, approximately 350 plastic snowflakes, and a five-foot plastic star at the top.1958: 74 feet, 7000 lights.1959: 70 feet, 3800 lights.1960 through 1970: Tree heights in feet were 75, 75, 72, 71, 72, 70, 65, 70, 74, 75, and 78.1971: Tree heights began crashing with a fall to 63 feet.
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-ne According to NCCAM, there are nine known species of echinacea, all of which are native to the United States and southern Canada. The common names include echinacea, purple coneflower, coneflower, American coneflower.Echinacea has traditionally been used to treat or prevent colds, flu and otherinfections. Foote, assistant professor at University of Arkansas claimed an increase in bacteria in the gastrointestinal tract linked to intake of echinacea supplement.
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In fact, though their paths have been different, the net performance of the large caps and microcaps since August, 2005 has been equivalent.In line with my earlier article on the EEM emerging markets ETF, we might view the relative performance of IWC and IWB as a kind of sentiment measure. When the microcaps are outperforming the large caps, there is positive speculative sentiment in the market, as we saw during the runup to May. Conversely, when investors are bailing out of the microcaps relative to large caps, as occurred this past summer, relative defensive sentiment prevails.When IWC and IWB are down concurrently, we have a pretty good indication that traders are fleeing equities. Since the introduction of IWC in August, 2005 (N = 332 trading days), that has been a contrary indicator for the microcaps.Specifically, when both IWC and IWB have been up over a five-day period (N = 153), the next five days in IWC have averaged a loss of -.31% (67 up, 86 down).
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