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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... Welsh Literature . - The members of Jesus College , Oxford , have offered the under - mentioned Prizes , for compositions on the following subjects : -For the best Essay in the Welsh language , on " the advantages likely to accrue to ...
... Welsh Literature . - The members of Jesus College , Oxford , have offered the under - mentioned Prizes , for compositions on the following subjects : -For the best Essay in the Welsh language , on " the advantages likely to accrue to ...
Strona 417
... Welsh Language and Literature ; and to promote these laudable ob- jects , I observe a Society formed in London , at the head of which is your name . As a native of the Principality , I feel a lively interest in the views of that Society ...
... Welsh Language and Literature ; and to promote these laudable ob- jects , I observe a Society formed in London , at the head of which is your name . As a native of the Principality , I feel a lively interest in the views of that Society ...
Strona 418
... Welsh Language , unless some me- thod is had recourse to , in order to counteract it . To estimate aright the evils arising from the cultivation of the Welsh Language , to the detriment of the English , it will be necessary to take a ...
... Welsh Language , unless some me- thod is had recourse to , in order to counteract it . To estimate aright the evils arising from the cultivation of the Welsh Language , to the detriment of the English , it will be necessary to take a ...
Strona 419
... Welsh Language in its native purity , merely as a dead lan- guage ; and some method adopted on the other hand , to promote the use of the English . Should any one be disposed to in- sinuate that the writer , by the above observations ...
... Welsh Language in its native purity , merely as a dead lan- guage ; and some method adopted on the other hand , to promote the use of the English . Should any one be disposed to in- sinuate that the writer , by the above observations ...
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... language is only known to the Queen and two other old Indians . This language is evidently of Celtic origin , and appears equally harmo- nious and expressive , as either the Erse , Irish , or Welsh . It has two genders , masculine and ...
... language is only known to the Queen and two other old Indians . This language is evidently of Celtic origin , and appears equally harmo- nious and expressive , as either the Erse , Irish , or Welsh . It has two genders , masculine and ...
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