Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 66,Parte 1The "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 by the Lord Lieutenant , Cuftos Rotulorum , or Sheriff , of fuch county ; or a meeting called by the Convener ... or any meeting called by two or more Juftices of the Peace of the county or place where fuch meeting fhall be ...
... called by the Lord Lieutenant , Cuftos Rotulorum , or Sheriff , of fuch county ; or a meeting called by the Convener ... or any meeting called by two or more Juftices of the Peace of the county or place where fuch meeting fhall be ...
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Sharp , Elias , Levi , and Dugden , eminent diamond - merchants , were called on the part of the plaintiff , who proved the value of the articles to be , unfer , 50,9971 . 10s .; while Meffrs Crifp , Duval , and Francillon , on the part ...
Sharp , Elias , Levi , and Dugden , eminent diamond - merchants , were called on the part of the plaintiff , who proved the value of the articles to be , unfer , 50,9971 . 10s .; while Meffrs Crifp , Duval , and Francillon , on the part ...
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North of the road , a little to the Weft of TwoBridges , is a neat houfe , called Beardon . A little to the Eaft of TwoBridges a great road turns off towards Ashburton , which paffes by Dunnabridge pound , and thence to New bridge .
North of the road , a little to the Weft of TwoBridges , is a neat houfe , called Beardon . A little to the Eaft of TwoBridges a great road turns off towards Ashburton , which paffes by Dunnabridge pound , and thence to New bridge .
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