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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I am , gentlemen , with great On the day of election the poll was truth and respect , your most devoted opened with greater regularity , and was humble servant . carried on with more decorum than had HENRY LAWES LUTTREL , ever been ...
I am , gentlemen , with great On the day of election the poll was truth and respect , your most devoted opened with greater regularity , and was humble servant . carried on with more decorum than had HENRY LAWES LUTTREL , ever been ...
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elections . • It appearing to the House that there It appears by a long lift inserted in a was no other candidate , the election was note , that the house have expelled their further resolved to be void , and another members for ...
elections . • It appearing to the House that there It appears by a long lift inserted in a was no other candidate , the election was note , that the house have expelled their further resolved to be void , and another members for ...
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elections . It appearing to the House that there It appears by a long lift inserted in a was no other candidate , the election was note , that the house have expelled their further resolved to be void , and another members for offences ...
elections . It appearing to the House that there It appears by a long lift inserted in a was no other candidate , the election was note , that the house have expelled their further resolved to be void , and another members for offences ...
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