The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 39The "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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after re - examining the witness who gave M'Quirk , and to grant him our free evidence , and also interrogating the lur- pardon for the murder of the said geon and apothecary who attended the George Clarke , of which he has been ...
after re - examining the witness who gave M'Quirk , and to grant him our free evidence , and also interrogating the lur- pardon for the murder of the said geon and apothecary who attended the George Clarke , of which he has been ...
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4 bu anels for a confiderable time , which buried without examination , or the cowill fufficiently account for my filenceroner's inquifition , or that the said Wilin regard to a publication , to which is liam Bromfield did ever say ...
4 bu anels for a confiderable time , which buried without examination , or the cowill fufficiently account for my filenceroner's inquifition , or that the said Wilin regard to a publication , to which is liam Bromfield did ever say ...
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13 , 1969 JOHY GLyxx . the said John Doyle and John Valline , kejite is a fortnight . “ on Wednesday , the işth day of this iu . Novi 33. ihe Beriss received the Itant month of November , at the most following letter from the Right Bon ...
13 , 1969 JOHY GLyxx . the said John Doyle and John Valline , kejite is a fortnight . “ on Wednesday , the işth day of this iu . Novi 33. ihe Beriss received the Itant month of November , at the most following letter from the Right Bon ...
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