Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumen58,Parte1F. Jefferies, 1789 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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... Court , near St. Dunstan's church , in Fleet - ftreet [ where Sit Wm . conftantly reforted ] , that he had expe- rienced his favour both as to himielf and others , and that he gave him the freedom of accels to him at any time face upon ...
... Court , near St. Dunstan's church , in Fleet - ftreet [ where Sit Wm . conftantly reforted ] , that he had expe- rienced his favour both as to himielf and others , and that he gave him the freedom of accels to him at any time face upon ...
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... Court of Alliftants ' Parlour of a capital painting over the chimney of former Court of Affiftants , fmall whole lengths . B. W. H 1 Mr. URBAN , Jan. 7 , AVING already told you that I had done with Philalethes and his fubje & t ( and I ...
... Court of Alliftants ' Parlour of a capital painting over the chimney of former Court of Affiftants , fmall whole lengths . B. W. H 1 Mr. URBAN , Jan. 7 , AVING already told you that I had done with Philalethes and his fubje & t ( and I ...
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... court of the 16th to which he alluded were , the notifica- papers of September laft , and the dispatch Court of Berlin towards France . The which declared the intentions of the neceffary , as , though the British Mi- former of thefe ...
... court of the 16th to which he alluded were , the notifica- papers of September laft , and the dispatch Court of Berlin towards France . The which declared the intentions of the neceffary , as , though the British Mi- former of thefe ...
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... court in gowns exactly anfwering this laft defcrip- tion ; and this continued variably to be the conftant drefs of an advocate till the death of Queen Mary , in 1694 , at which time the prefent gown was introduced as mourning on the ...
... court in gowns exactly anfwering this laft defcrip- tion ; and this continued variably to be the conftant drefs of an advocate till the death of Queen Mary , in 1694 , at which time the prefent gown was introduced as mourning on the ...
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... court of the proprietors of Eall India Stock lately held at their Houfe in Leaden - hall freet , it was obferved on he part of the officers who fought under Gen. Mathews in India , and who had fur- vived their cruel imprifonment in the ...
... court of the proprietors of Eall India Stock lately held at their Houfe in Leaden - hall freet , it was obferved on he part of the officers who fought under Gen. Mathews in India , and who had fur- vived their cruel imprifonment in the ...
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