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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The face on the Stratford monument bears very little , if any refemblance , to that at Weftminfier ; the air of it is in- deed fomewhat thoughtful , but then it feems to arife from a chearfulness of thought , which , I hope , it will be ...
The face on the Stratford monument bears very little , if any refemblance , to that at Weftminfier ; the air of it is in- deed fomewhat thoughtful , but then it feems to arife from a chearfulness of thought , which , I hope , it will be ...
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The refult anfwered my expectations : the water came off bright and tranfparent , with an agreeable pungent tafte , which at first I thought was occafioned by the afhes , but after- wards was convinced it received it from the refin or ...
The refult anfwered my expectations : the water came off bright and tranfparent , with an agreeable pungent tafte , which at first I thought was occafioned by the afhes , but after- wards was convinced it received it from the refin or ...
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... was baptized with great pomp at Surling , where Darnley thought fit to re- fide ; but he chofe to remain in his own apartment , and as none of the court could vifit him without giving offence to the Queen , he was left quite alone .
... was baptized with great pomp at Surling , where Darnley thought fit to re- fide ; but he chofe to remain in his own apartment , and as none of the court could vifit him without giving offence to the Queen , he was left quite alone .
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