The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 52F. Jefferies, 1782 - 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 170
... Urban is too much a citizen of the world. wall are reprefented to be . While they need- ed only a flight repair , the churchwardens might perhaps direct it to be done ; but no fooner did it appear that the upholding of them would bring a ...
... Urban is too much a citizen of the world. wall are reprefented to be . While they need- ed only a flight repair , the churchwardens might perhaps direct it to be done ; but no fooner did it appear that the upholding of them would bring a ...
Page 367
... URBAN , Gloucester Street , Aug. 4 . INDING this letter of Sir Ifaac New . ton's racked as an appendix to an ob- fcure funeral fermon , I fuppofed it would be agreeable to fome of your philofophical readers to fee it rescued from ...
... URBAN , Gloucester Street , Aug. 4 . INDING this letter of Sir Ifaac New . ton's racked as an appendix to an ob- fcure funeral fermon , I fuppofed it would be agreeable to fome of your philofophical readers to fee it rescued from ...
Page 576
... URBAN , HE feveral endowments of the human. fir Ifaac and his followers apply it . There is certainly one great excellency in the works of the Teutonic Theofopber ; for , as he had no diftinct conceptions himfelf of what he wrote , fo ...
... URBAN , HE feveral endowments of the human. fir Ifaac and his followers apply it . There is certainly one great excellency in the works of the Teutonic Theofopber ; for , as he had no diftinct conceptions himfelf of what he wrote , fo ...
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