The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 214E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1968 - 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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Mr. Morgan postponed the consideration of these splendid objects until the ensuing meeting on January 9th , when he hoped that Mr. Birch would favour the Society with some observations on their very remarkable character .
Mr. Morgan postponed the consideration of these splendid objects until the ensuing meeting on January 9th , when he hoped that Mr. Birch would favour the Society with some observations on their very remarkable character .
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In the discussion which ensued , Mr. Yates , F.R.S. , pointed out certain remarkable analogies presented by these precious relics , as compared with other ancient evidence ; and Mr. Franks stated his concurrence in the view taken by Mr.
In the discussion which ensued , Mr. Yates , F.R.S. , pointed out certain remarkable analogies presented by these precious relics , as compared with other ancient evidence ; and Mr. Franks stated his concurrence in the view taken by Mr.
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What is more remarkable , we have an authentic statement that this mode of interment was practised even in the sixth century . In the year 537 , Eagan Baul , king of Connaught , and father of St. Callach , was buried in the same manner ...
What is more remarkable , we have an authentic statement that this mode of interment was practised even in the sixth century . In the year 537 , Eagan Baul , king of Connaught , and father of St. Callach , was buried in the same manner ...
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