The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 11E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1741 - 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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... Service ; but furely they deferve fo much Regard A from us , that all gentle Methods fhould be tried , with which I for my Part shall readily concur , but I fhall oppofe eve- ry Thing as a Member of this Houfe to which I fhould not ...
... Service ; but furely they deferve fo much Regard A from us , that all gentle Methods fhould be tried , with which I for my Part shall readily concur , but I fhall oppofe eve- ry Thing as a Member of this Houfe to which I fhould not ...
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... Service , or left at his or their Jaft Place of Relidence , before his entering into his Majefty's Service , to file a com- brought for , or upon Account of , any mon Appearance in any Action to be Debt whatfoever , fo as to intitle ...
... Service , or left at his or their Jaft Place of Relidence , before his entering into his Majefty's Service , to file a com- brought for , or upon Account of , any mon Appearance in any Action to be Debt whatfoever , fo as to intitle ...
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... Service in the Expedition against the Spanish West Indies , accompa . nied with Mr Barker and Mr Vryling , two B Subalterns in the fame Service , lately ar- rived here from the British Camp in the Ifle of Cuba , and has brought two ...
... Service in the Expedition against the Spanish West Indies , accompa . nied with Mr Barker and Mr Vryling , two B Subalterns in the fame Service , lately ar- rived here from the British Camp in the Ifle of Cuba , and has brought two ...
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The Gentlemans Magazine | 7 |
LondGazette | 13 |
Dillipas continued from Vol X | 14 |
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