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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... brought forward . Thofe gentle- men were certainly entitled to his private thanks , and to the public gratitude . Lord North rofe to enforce and explain his former arguments . The ufage , he fid , did not acquire a week , but eight days ...
... brought forward . Thofe gentle- men were certainly entitled to his private thanks , and to the public gratitude . Lord North rofe to enforce and explain his former arguments . The ufage , he fid , did not acquire a week , but eight days ...
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... brought them home . Out of a fleet of 13 fail of Swedish mer- chant fhips , laden with naval ftores , con- figned for l'Orient , in France , two only have reached their defined port , the other eleven having been wrecked in that heavy ...
... brought them home . Out of a fleet of 13 fail of Swedish mer- chant fhips , laden with naval ftores , con- figned for l'Orient , in France , two only have reached their defined port , the other eleven having been wrecked in that heavy ...
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... brought into court in his bed , where he was ar- raigeed as being prefent , aiding , and abet- ting , and affifting in the murder of Patrick Randal Macdonnel , Efq ; as were Timothy Brecknock , Andrew Creagh , James Foy , William and ...
... brought into court in his bed , where he was ar- raigeed as being prefent , aiding , and abet- ting , and affifting in the murder of Patrick Randal Macdonnel , Efq ; as were Timothy Brecknock , Andrew Creagh , James Foy , William and ...
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