Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen 71,Parte 2F. Jefferies, 1801 The "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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... poor old man now became exceed . ingly miferable , returned again to his eldest daughter , hoping to nove her to compas fion , and that he might still find an honour able retreat in her family . But the , with- out any mitigation of her ...
... poor old man now became exceed . ingly miferable , returned again to his eldest daughter , hoping to nove her to compas fion , and that he might still find an honour able retreat in her family . But the , with- out any mitigation of her ...
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... poor's church at Walcot : ch . IV . hofpitals and chari- table inftitutions ; ch . V. the public baths . Sect . II . c . V. treats of the corporation , courts of judicature , po- lice , and internal state of Bath : ch . II . the ...
... poor's church at Walcot : ch . IV . hofpitals and chari- table inftitutions ; ch . V. the public baths . Sect . II . c . V. treats of the corporation , courts of judicature , po- lice , and internal state of Bath : ch . II . the ...
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... poor , of whom there are a confi- derable number , is attended with some degree of fingularity . They are under the management of an overieer , elected by houfekeepers paying the ninepenny rate , whofe place is for life . The pro priety ...
... poor , of whom there are a confi- derable number , is attended with some degree of fingularity . They are under the management of an overieer , elected by houfekeepers paying the ninepenny rate , whofe place is for life . The pro priety ...
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... poor is com- mitted to the care of a furgeon , who has a falary of 250 guineas yearly al- lowed him by the corporation , befides 2s . 6d . for every inoculation and deli- very . Bradford is the largest and most regular in its ...
... poor is com- mitted to the care of a furgeon , who has a falary of 250 guineas yearly al- lowed him by the corporation , befides 2s . 6d . for every inoculation and deli- very . Bradford is the largest and most regular in its ...
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... poor of this metropolis , has , hitherto , been fupported by a precarious annual fubfcrip- tion ; amounting , however , in fome years , nearly to 1oool Atalate general meeting of the governo sit was refolve , that , in future , all ...
... poor of this metropolis , has , hitherto , been fupported by a precarious annual fubfcrip- tion ; amounting , however , in fome years , nearly to 1oool Atalate general meeting of the governo sit was refolve , that , in future , all ...
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