The Monthly Magazine, Volumen 36Sherwood, Gilbert and Piper, 1813 |
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... LONDON . RETROSPECT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS . LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES AND DI- VIDENDS . DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES , CLASSED AND ARRANGED IN THE GEOGRA- PHICAL ORDER OF THE COUN- TIES . MARRIAGES , DEATHS , BIOGRAPHI- CAL MEMOIRS , & C . REPORT OF THE ...
... LONDON . RETROSPECT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS . LIST OF BANKRUPTCIES AND DI- VIDENDS . DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES , CLASSED AND ARRANGED IN THE GEOGRA- PHICAL ORDER OF THE COUN- TIES . MARRIAGES , DEATHS , BIOGRAPHI- CAL MEMOIRS , & C . REPORT OF THE ...
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... London , who eat so much , and drink such quantities of ale and porter , more frequently affected by them than people of the same class of more moderate habits ? By attention to such points as these , we might advance a few steps ...
... London , who eat so much , and drink such quantities of ale and porter , more frequently affected by them than people of the same class of more moderate habits ? By attention to such points as these , we might advance a few steps ...
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... London water IMPURITY — simply for want of STRAIN- ING OF FILTERING ! Nothing , for ex- London than to have the pipes stopt by ample , has been more cominon throughout eels , fish , and amphibious animals , or to see in a glass of water ...
... London water IMPURITY — simply for want of STRAIN- ING OF FILTERING ! Nothing , for ex- London than to have the pipes stopt by ample , has been more cominon throughout eels , fish , and amphibious animals , or to see in a glass of water ...
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... London ; and , in point of breadth , Devonshire- place and Baker - street are next in rank . The artificial causes of the extension of London are the speculations of builders , encouraged and promoted by merchants dealing in the ...
... London ; and , in point of breadth , Devonshire- place and Baker - street are next in rank . The artificial causes of the extension of London are the speculations of builders , encouraged and promoted by merchants dealing in the ...
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... London Bridge , by the extension of that canal at the back of the town through Islington , to the Thames , below London Bridge , a subscription for which having been en- tered into , an Act has been obtain ed . The line of that canal ...
... London Bridge , by the extension of that canal at the back of the town through Islington , to the Thames , below London Bridge , a subscription for which having been en- tered into , an Act has been obtain ed . The line of that canal ...
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