The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 290F. Jefferies, 1967 - Early English newspapers 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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The next day Jenner was in an unusual state of depression , which yielded but slowly before the flow of his wife's spirits . He had heard people talk of clouds having silver linings , and he was wondering “ where it came in .
The next day Jenner was in an unusual state of depression , which yielded but slowly before the flow of his wife's spirits . He had heard people talk of clouds having silver linings , and he was wondering “ where it came in .
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I wouldn't then only I've got a sick wife at home . " The constables in the court grinned behind their hands . “ We , ” said the chairman , bending towards the reporters , “ niy colleagues and myself , are determined to put down this ...
I wouldn't then only I've got a sick wife at home . " The constables in the court grinned behind their hands . “ We , ” said the chairman , bending towards the reporters , “ niy colleagues and myself , are determined to put down this ...
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Then follows a clause by which the husband is constituted the sole beneficiary in his wife's estate after her death , “ she keeping nevertheless during her life the administration of her property and power over her children , as well as ...
Then follows a clause by which the husband is constituted the sole beneficiary in his wife's estate after her death , “ she keeping nevertheless during her life the administration of her property and power over her children , as well as ...
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Palace An Old and an Old High Town By PERCY FITZGERALD | 70 |
Peasant Proprietor The WestPyrenean By A R WHITEWAY | 226 |
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