The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the Year ..., Tom 183Edw. Cave, 1736-[1868], 1848 |
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... given in our Magazine was S. held of the manor . Dr. Sancroft cer- tainly had a son William , who was six years old in 1627 ; but he , as appears from the above court books , must have died before his father . " - D . A. Y. capable of ...
... given in our Magazine was S. held of the manor . Dr. Sancroft cer- tainly had a son William , who was six years old in 1627 ; but he , as appears from the above court books , must have died before his father . " - D . A. Y. capable of ...
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... given in our Magazine was capable of some improvement , we have taken the opportunity afforded by the commencement of a new volume to make the required change . Instead of the aggre- gate deaths in four weeks , the result of each week ...
... given in our Magazine was capable of some improvement , we have taken the opportunity afforded by the commencement of a new volume to make the required change . Instead of the aggre- gate deaths in four weeks , the result of each week ...
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... given by no common or undistinguishing hand . The single praise of such a man as Conyers Middleton is worth a thousand eulogies by common writers . Mr. Jesse mentions that- " The lonely situation of Hyde Park ren- dered it still the ...
... given by no common or undistinguishing hand . The single praise of such a man as Conyers Middleton is worth a thousand eulogies by common writers . Mr. Jesse mentions that- " The lonely situation of Hyde Park ren- dered it still the ...
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... given to us : - " During the prevalence of severe typhus fever in 1817 in Dublin , where he ( Arch- bishop Magee ) then was , he went from one infected house to another , administering to the bodily and spiritual necessities of the ...
... given to us : - " During the prevalence of severe typhus fever in 1817 in Dublin , where he ( Arch- bishop Magee ) then was , he went from one infected house to another , administering to the bodily and spiritual necessities of the ...
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... given to Algernon Sidney during the Rebellion , great part being then destroyed ; the last remains were taken down by the second Duke of Grafton . " - W . " Northumberland House . " - " It is reasonable to infer from some letters ...
... given to Algernon Sidney during the Rebellion , great part being then destroyed ; the last remains were taken down by the second Duke of Grafton . " - W . " Northumberland House . " - " It is reasonable to infer from some letters ...
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