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 210
... Honour , & c . yet no longer than the faid Mr Lyn fhall ap- par to act for the Honour and interest of that Society to which he belongs . B C cufation of Slanderers , who had faid that a certain Gentleman had left his Friends and Party ...
... Honour , & c . yet no longer than the faid Mr Lyn fhall ap- par to act for the Honour and interest of that Society to which he belongs . B C cufation of Slanderers , who had faid that a certain Gentleman had left his Friends and Party ...
Page 217
... Honour , & c . yet no buger than the faid Mr Lyn fhall ap- pear to act for the Honour and interest of that Society to which he belongs . C cufation of Slanderers , who had faid that a certain Gentleman had left his Friends and Party ...
... Honour , & c . yet no buger than the faid Mr Lyn fhall ap- pear to act for the Honour and interest of that Society to which he belongs . C cufation of Slanderers , who had faid that a certain Gentleman had left his Friends and Party ...
Page 383
... Honour is as eafy in Confort with Vice as with Vir- tue . Honefty is difcover'd in a regular courfe of laudable Actions ; Honour is wholly external , and loves to be taken notice of , is a perpetual Courtier ; Ho- nefty is a clean ...
... Honour is as eafy in Confort with Vice as with Vir- tue . Honefty is difcover'd in a regular courfe of laudable Actions ; Honour is wholly external , and loves to be taken notice of , is a perpetual Courtier ; Ho- nefty is a clean ...
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