The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 11E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1741 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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... Queftion may be put . The Hurgo Quadrert replied to this Purport . I My Lords , OC . guilty ; but if it fhould ever appear , that the Majority of your Lordships have a greater Regard for the Safety of any particular Subject , than for ...
... Queftion may be put . The Hurgo Quadrert replied to this Purport . I My Lords , OC . guilty ; but if it fhould ever appear , that the Majority of your Lordships have a greater Regard for the Safety of any particular Subject , than for ...
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... Queftion ; for I cannot think , for the Reasons mentioned , the noble Lord will infift upon the previous Question . The Nardac Secretary of State Spoke My Lords , TH next . HE previous Queftion is at pre- fent , I think , right ...
... Queftion ; for I cannot think , for the Reasons mentioned , the noble Lord will infift upon the previous Question . The Nardac Secretary of State Spoke My Lords , TH next . HE previous Queftion is at pre- fent , I think , right ...
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... Queftion was put , and ox a Divifion carried in the Negative , ( See p . 106 ) Content 59 , Content 108 . Not After the Determination of the foregoing Queftion , the Nardac Maurolbrugh rofe up and spoke as follows . My Lords , doubtedly ...
... Queftion was put , and ox a Divifion carried in the Negative , ( See p . 106 ) Content 59 , Content 108 . Not After the Determination of the foregoing Queftion , the Nardac Maurolbrugh rofe up and spoke as follows . My Lords , doubtedly ...
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