The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 52F. Jefferies, 1782 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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... called the Mahrattah State had its origin , we are told , but about 200 years ago . The first Mahrattah chief who fettled at Sat tarah ( the chief feat of the still nominal fovereign of that people ) was one Rhum- ba , a native of ...
... called the Mahrattah State had its origin , we are told , but about 200 years ago . The first Mahrattah chief who fettled at Sat tarah ( the chief feat of the still nominal fovereign of that people ) was one Rhum- ba , a native of ...
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... called themselves English- Tobago was taken under the very eye of men , were not afhamed to difgrace them- Sir Geo . Rodney , as De Graffe expreffed felves and their country , by affifting her himfelf ; and the fame Admiral faid in ...
... called themselves English- Tobago was taken under the very eye of men , were not afhamed to difgrace them- Sir Geo . Rodney , as De Graffe expreffed felves and their country , by affifting her himfelf ; and the fame Admiral faid in ...
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... called the Deacon Glebe , and the incumbent has been called the Deacon . There is nothing for him to do but the providing the ringing of a bell at morning and night every day except Sundays ; and it is prefumed that heretofore , for ...
... called the Deacon Glebe , and the incumbent has been called the Deacon . There is nothing for him to do but the providing the ringing of a bell at morning and night every day except Sundays ; and it is prefumed that heretofore , for ...
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