Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 56,Parte 1F. Jefferies, 1786 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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... should ever be made to the archbishop to obtain a Fiat for a difpenation to hold a fecond living , it was next to a certainty , that he would refufe it : and , therefore , the registering it would , in all probability , be an ufelefs ...
... should ever be made to the archbishop to obtain a Fiat for a difpenation to hold a fecond living , it was next to a certainty , that he would refufe it : and , therefore , the registering it would , in all probability , be an ufelefs ...
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... should therefore beg leave to fay a few words , not to what was in the fpeech , but to what , in his opinion , ought to have been there . Of the propriety of a British minifters contenting himself with ftat- ing to parliament , at the ...
... should therefore beg leave to fay a few words , not to what was in the fpeech , but to what , in his opinion , ought to have been there . Of the propriety of a British minifters contenting himself with ftat- ing to parliament , at the ...
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... should be able to raise fome little property , the terms are eminently advantageous ; to thofe who are desti- tute of every thing , they are moderate and gentle and , at the interceffion of the Committee for the relief of the Black Poor ...
... should be able to raise fome little property , the terms are eminently advantageous ; to thofe who are desti- tute of every thing , they are moderate and gentle and , at the interceffion of the Committee for the relief of the Black Poor ...
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