The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 29The "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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F A were forced to fly their country , and have car- ried arms in this ifland , fhall be pardoned , and allowed to remain in this ifland as inhabitants . They must go out of the island . XVI . That the fame honours and conditi- ons ...
F A were forced to fly their country , and have car- ried arms in this ifland , fhall be pardoned , and allowed to remain in this ifland as inhabitants . They must go out of the island . XVI . That the fame honours and conditi- ons ...
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The parade , or place of arms , is a fpacious fquare , planted with two rows of elms ; on the right is the governor's houfe , a prifon for fatter , ninals , and a chapels and on the magazine of arms and am- munition .
The parade , or place of arms , is a fpacious fquare , planted with two rows of elms ; on the right is the governor's houfe , a prifon for fatter , ninals , and a chapels and on the magazine of arms and am- munition .
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Within the door of the Abbey , the Dean , Prebends , and Choir , fell into the proceffion A next before Norroy King of arms , finging an anthem , to King Henry the Seventh's Chapel ; where the body was depofited upon treffels , while ...
Within the door of the Abbey , the Dean , Prebends , and Choir , fell into the proceffion A next before Norroy King of arms , finging an anthem , to King Henry the Seventh's Chapel ; where the body was depofited upon treffels , while ...
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