Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 66,Parte 1F. Jefferies, 1796 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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... fire must be let loofe , because he tells us that fire and thote bodies repel each other ; confequently ,, they cannot remain quietly in the blood together . But , according to this unfortunate doctrine , which is ever at variance not ...
... fire must be let loofe , because he tells us that fire and thote bodies repel each other ; confequently ,, they cannot remain quietly in the blood together . But , according to this unfortunate doctrine , which is ever at variance not ...
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... fire of mufquetry from the fhore . This fire was returned with great fpirit and evident good effect ; and I was much pleafed with the conduct of Lieut . Gollet , in the hired lugger , and Mr. Knight , in the Diamond's launch , who ...
... fire of mufquetry from the fhore . This fire was returned with great fpirit and evident good effect ; and I was much pleafed with the conduct of Lieut . Gollet , in the hired lugger , and Mr. Knight , in the Diamond's launch , who ...
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... fire , which communicated itfelf to the laths and joists . Southampton , March 1. A fire broke out at a place called Half - Way Barn , between Southampton - Quay and Calfhot Castle , which was fitted up for the French emi- grant ...
... fire , which communicated itfelf to the laths and joists . Southampton , March 1. A fire broke out at a place called Half - Way Barn , between Southampton - Quay and Calfhot Castle , which was fitted up for the French emi- grant ...
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