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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Taking his Speech as the text , his lordship pro duced a commentary of confiderable clearness and elegance . The addrefs was as ufual a paraphrafe upon the fpeech , and we have feldom heard one better conceived or delivered .
Taking his Speech as the text , his lordship pro duced a commentary of confiderable clearness and elegance . The addrefs was as ufual a paraphrafe upon the fpeech , and we have feldom heard one better conceived or delivered .
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It is fufficient to lay that the claffical reader will be more parti ularly giat fied ; that the author in var ous places difplays a confiderable degree of rate and learning , and the latter p . fably no where more confpicuoufly than in ...
It is fufficient to lay that the claffical reader will be more parti ularly giat fied ; that the author in var ous places difplays a confiderable degree of rate and learning , and the latter p . fably no where more confpicuoufly than in ...
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The telegraph to which I refer is placed on Shottenton - hill , in the parish of Selling , a very confiderable eminence , commanding fome of the most pleasing and extenfive prospects in this county ; for which reaton it is fuppofed ...
The telegraph to which I refer is placed on Shottenton - hill , in the parish of Selling , a very confiderable eminence , commanding fome of the most pleasing and extenfive prospects in this county ; for which reaton it is fuppofed ...
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