The Edinburgh Magazine, Or, Literary Miscellany, Volumen 7J. Sibbald, Parliament-Square, 1796 |
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... LAST NUMBER , page 441. ] HEREFORD . By Mr J. Clark . X Roads . - THE HERE is an error of a fatal tendency in the prefent laws of this kingdom refpecting turn pike roads ; the laying out of which is entrusted to the owners of the lands ...
... LAST NUMBER , page 441. ] HEREFORD . By Mr J. Clark . X Roads . - THE HERE is an error of a fatal tendency in the prefent laws of this kingdom refpecting turn pike roads ; the laying out of which is entrusted to the owners of the lands ...
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... last of whom died only in 1792 , that upon Sunday morning it was the conftant practice to make a double portion of porridge , one half of which was fet by for the fupper meal , and , to keep warm dur- ing fo long a fpace , was put ...
... last of whom died only in 1792 , that upon Sunday morning it was the conftant practice to make a double portion of porridge , one half of which was fet by for the fupper meal , and , to keep warm dur- ing fo long a fpace , was put ...
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... last ballot , were in favour of the author of Qu'est - ce que le Tiers ? The States General were affem- bled , and feveral weeks were confum- ed in vain difputes refpecting the ve- rification of the powers . The public , all France ...
... last ballot , were in favour of the author of Qu'est - ce que le Tiers ? The States General were affem- bled , and feveral weeks were confum- ed in vain difputes refpecting the ve- rification of the powers . The public , all France ...
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... last rejected by all parties . He laboured to organize a new eftablishment for public inftruction ; which must not be confounded with the incurable madnefs of fixing dog- matically , and legiflatively decreeing the materials of ...
... last rejected by all parties . He laboured to organize a new eftablishment for public inftruction ; which must not be confounded with the incurable madnefs of fixing dog- matically , and legiflatively decreeing the materials of ...
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... last refolution , expreffive of the approbation of the Houfe of Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis , was then put and carried with only one diffentient voice . 5. The Chancellor of the Exchequer propofed to the Houfe fome additional ...
... last refolution , expreffive of the approbation of the Houfe of Sir Charles Grey and Sir John Jervis , was then put and carried with only one diffentient voice . 5. The Chancellor of the Exchequer propofed to the Houfe fome additional ...
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