Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Tom 91,Część 1F. Jefferies, 1821 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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... Hills ; Beaumont Chase ; Burley House ; Rakesborough Hill ; Teigh Village ; Wissendine Hills ; Witchley Common . Natural Curiosities . Catmose Vale : Lyfield Forest , including Beaumont Chase : red ochry land about Glaiston , whence by ...
... Hills ; Beaumont Chase ; Burley House ; Rakesborough Hill ; Teigh Village ; Wissendine Hills ; Witchley Common . Natural Curiosities . Catmose Vale : Lyfield Forest , including Beaumont Chase : red ochry land about Glaiston , whence by ...
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... hill : Uriconium , Wroxeter : Usacona , Red - hill Ocony- ate , or Sheriff Hales . Saxon Heptarchy , Mercia . Antiquities . British Encampments of Brocard's Castle ; Burrow - hill ; Bury ditches on Tongley - hill ; Caer Caradock , near ...
... hill : Uriconium , Wroxeter : Usacona , Red - hill Ocony- ate , or Sheriff Hales . Saxon Heptarchy , Mercia . Antiquities . British Encampments of Brocard's Castle ; Burrow - hill ; Bury ditches on Tongley - hill ; Caer Caradock , near ...
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... hills ; APLEY PARK TERRACE ( pro- bably the finest in Europe ) ; Armon - hill ; Baiston - hill ; Borough - hill ; Brierley - hill ; CAER CARADOCK ; Cause - castle ; the Clee hills ( viz . Titten- sor 110 Compendium of County History ...
... hills ; APLEY PARK TERRACE ( pro- bably the finest in Europe ) ; Armon - hill ; Baiston - hill ; Borough - hill ; Brierley - hill ; CAER CARADOCK ; Cause - castle ; the Clee hills ( viz . Titten- sor 110 Compendium of County History ...
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... hill ; Cothercott- hill ; Ellesmere Bowling - green ; Frodsley hills ; Grin - hill ; Hawkstone grounds ( THE COLUMN , on the top of which is a statue of Sir Rowland Hill , the first Protestant Lord Mayor of London ; the Tower ; Paoli ...
... hill ; Cothercott- hill ; Ellesmere Bowling - green ; Frodsley hills ; Grin - hill ; Hawkstone grounds ( THE COLUMN , on the top of which is a statue of Sir Rowland Hill , the first Protestant Lord Mayor of London ; the Tower ; Paoli ...
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... Hill . Berwick House , Mrs. Powys . Berwick , Great , R. Betton , esq . Betton Hall , W. C. Norcup , esq . Betton Strange , R. Scott , esq . Bicton , Mrs. Jenkins . Birch Hall , Mrs. Mainwaring . Bitterley Court , Rev. J. Walcot ...
... Hill . Berwick House , Mrs. Powys . Berwick , Great , R. Betton , esq . Betton Hall , W. C. Norcup , esq . Betton Strange , R. Scott , esq . Bicton , Mrs. Jenkins . Birch Hall , Mrs. Mainwaring . Bitterley Court , Rev. J. Walcot ...
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