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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t Even this and bluffering in his short epistle could was uot sufficient ; therefore , in order to coine from none but Drawcanfir bim- gratify his hangry friends , favourites , felf . He grows raving mad at the fole and dependants ...
t Even this and bluffering in his short epistle could was uot sufficient ; therefore , in order to coine from none but Drawcanfir bim- gratify his hangry friends , favourites , felf . He grows raving mad at the fole and dependants ...
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The friends of hood in the form of a bell , with wooden lord Chatham and lord Shelburne , were hoops , pasted over with brown paper , for lord Tankerville . The friends of large enough to enclose the bush , under the dof B , and all ...
The friends of hood in the form of a bell , with wooden lord Chatham and lord Shelburne , were hoops , pasted over with brown paper , for lord Tankerville . The friends of large enough to enclose the bush , under the dof B , and all ...
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... thirty fhillings per week , but the next he was placed by his friends with a winter it was considerably encreafed ,. turpentine merchant in the sity , to whom and on Mr Mostop's going to Ireland , he was soon after bound app ...
... thirty fhillings per week , but the next he was placed by his friends with a winter it was considerably encreafed ,. turpentine merchant in the sity , to whom and on Mr Mostop's going to Ireland , he was soon after bound app ...
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