The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 1F. Jefferies, 1731 - 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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Page 321
... Countries , of being profufe there and niggardly at home . Travelling at belt , is chargeable , and the Money we spend abroad is a Lofs to our Country . None ought to travel abroad but on account of Bufinefs , or for the fake of making ...
... Countries , of being profufe there and niggardly at home . Travelling at belt , is chargeable , and the Money we spend abroad is a Lofs to our Country . None ought to travel abroad but on account of Bufinefs , or for the fake of making ...
Page 421
... Country Hoydens . A late courtly Writer calls them Fox Hunters ; and the Au thor of the Humourist defines a Country ' Squire a living Barrel of March Beer . Because thefe Country Squires feldom write , the Journalists undertakes their ...
... Country Hoydens . A late courtly Writer calls them Fox Hunters ; and the Au thor of the Humourist defines a Country ' Squire a living Barrel of March Beer . Because thefe Country Squires feldom write , the Journalists undertakes their ...
Page 433
... Country Vices . EDmund Peacelove , a Country Gen- tleman , gives Mr Stonecastle an Epiftolary Reproof for taking fo little Notice of the Country , as if there was no Fault nor Folly to be found but within ten Miles of London . A Virtues ...
... Country Vices . EDmund Peacelove , a Country Gen- tleman , gives Mr Stonecastle an Epiftolary Reproof for taking fo little Notice of the Country , as if there was no Fault nor Folly to be found but within ten Miles of London . A Virtues ...
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