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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... stone . The South Portico is built with black flint , and the roof covered with tiles this has likewise a neat stone Cross . There are two niches over the door , now filled up with brick , which formerly contained . figures of the ...
... stone . The South Portico is built with black flint , and the roof covered with tiles this has likewise a neat stone Cross . There are two niches over the door , now filled up with brick , which formerly contained . figures of the ...
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... stone . The South Portico is built with black flint , and the roof covered with tile : this has likewise a neat stone Cross . There are two niches over the door , now filled up with brick , which formerly contained . figures of the ...
... stone . The South Portico is built with black flint , and the roof covered with tile : this has likewise a neat stone Cross . There are two niches over the door , now filled up with brick , which formerly contained . figures of the ...
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... stone of black marble " Here lyeth the body of William Red- grave , lately rector of this town , who died Anno ... stone is put down by her Grace the Duchess of Hamilton , in remem- brance of Dame Anne Barker , the most ...
... stone of black marble " Here lyeth the body of William Red- grave , lately rector of this town , who died Anno ... stone is put down by her Grace the Duchess of Hamilton , in remem- brance of Dame Anne Barker , the most ...
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... stone . Building stone . Manufactures . None of importance . Stocking knitting ; a few tammies . POPULATION . Hundreds 4 , and Soke 1. Whole Parishes 52 , and part of Parishes 1. Mar- ket towns 2. Houses 3402 . Inhabitants . Males 7931 ...
... stone . Building stone . Manufactures . None of importance . Stocking knitting ; a few tammies . POPULATION . Hundreds 4 , and Soke 1. Whole Parishes 52 , and part of Parishes 1. Mar- ket towns 2. Houses 3402 . Inhabitants . Males 7931 ...
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... stone . When it is wished to take off an impression , the stone is fixed into the press , and the surface of it wiped with a damp sponge , in consequence of which the lines that constitute the writing or drawing , having been made with ...
... stone . When it is wished to take off an impression , the stone is fixed into the press , and the surface of it wiped with a damp sponge , in consequence of which the lines that constitute the writing or drawing , having been made with ...
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