Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Tom 71,Część 2F. Jefferies, 1801 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... collection . Had he lived fome- what longer in the enjoyment of that leifure which he ardently looked for ward to , we fhould , even yet , have been deriving from him a continuation of our wonted admiration and delight from his ...
... collection . Had he lived fome- what longer in the enjoyment of that leifure which he ardently looked for ward to , we fhould , even yet , have been deriving from him a continuation of our wonted admiration and delight from his ...
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... collected their forces , made war against her , nor ceafed from their cruel at- tacks till , having jaid waste some ... collect all the armed force therein , that by their aid he might rettore Britain to his father - in - law King Leir ...
... collected their forces , made war against her , nor ceafed from their cruel at- tacks till , having jaid waste some ... collect all the armed force therein , that by their aid he might rettore Britain to his father - in - law King Leir ...
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... collection ftill going through investigation , the faid candidate's ballot took place among the ordinary moderate number of at- tending members . Well , Sir , the in- genious Architect was black - balled , An event fo extraordinary and ...
... collection ftill going through investigation , the faid candidate's ballot took place among the ordinary moderate number of at- tending members . Well , Sir , the in- genious Architect was black - balled , An event fo extraordinary and ...
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... Collection , No. 2307 ? Bradninch was antiently a barony belonging to the dukes of Cornwall , and fill makes a part F larity which they experienced at their . S firft 618 Appearance of Ghoft's confidered . - The St. Hills . [ July ,
... Collection , No. 2307 ? Bradninch was antiently a barony belonging to the dukes of Cornwall , and fill makes a part F larity which they experienced at their . S firft 618 Appearance of Ghoft's confidered . - The St. Hills . [ July ,
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... collected in the houfe of one Ferguson , of Bath ; but the vigilance of Governinent de- tected this neft of vipers before their machinations could be carried into ex- ecution ; and Mr. C. was content to fave his neck , and efcape from ...
... collected in the houfe of one Ferguson , of Bath ; but the vigilance of Governinent de- tected this neft of vipers before their machinations could be carried into ex- ecution ; and Mr. C. was content to fave his neck , and efcape from ...
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