Notes and Queries, Number 40, August 3, 1850 by Various
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_Dominicals_.--I am desirous of obtaining information on a subject of
much interest to Exeter. An ancient payment is made to the rectors of each parish within the city of Exeter, called "Dominicals," amounting to 1d. per week from every householder within the parish. Payments of a similar nature are made in London, Canterbury, and I believe Worcester. Can any of your numerous readers state the origin of Dominicals, and give any information respecting them. W.R.C. _Yorkshire Dales_.--A Pedestrian would be much obliged by being informed if there is any map, guide, or description published, that would serve as a hand-book to the Dales in the West Riding of Yorkshire, between Lancashire and Westmoreland. * * * * * REPLIES TOBACCO IN THE EAST. In the _Edinburgh Cabinet Library_, vol. iii. p. 383., art. "China," it is stated that three species of tobacco have been found in India and in China, under circumstances which can leave no doubt of their being native plants. |
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