The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 76, Part 2; Volume 100F. Jefferies, 1806 - 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 767
... observed to fall nearly at the fame time ; one in your eftimable veneration for your King and Country . You will thus moft worthily acquit yourfelves of your duties as Knights and Gentlemen . " You good men of the venerable Prieft- hood ...
... observed to fall nearly at the fame time ; one in your eftimable veneration for your King and Country . You will thus moft worthily acquit yourfelves of your duties as Knights and Gentlemen . " You good men of the venerable Prieft- hood ...
Page 1009
... observed in this Metropolis , and which arifes from the feedom of our political conflitution . Every man , whatever other reftraints he may be under , is permitted to walk as he pleafes , provided he does not jolle his neighbour . This ...
... observed in this Metropolis , and which arifes from the feedom of our political conflitution . Every man , whatever other reftraints he may be under , is permitted to walk as he pleafes , provided he does not jolle his neighbour . This ...
Page 1058
... observed , however , that we have , doubtless , only the exaggerated reprefentations made by the French in their Bulletins , as no official accounts ( frange to say ! ) have been iffued by the Pruffian Cabinet . Of the Bulle- tins ...
... observed , however , that we have , doubtless , only the exaggerated reprefentations made by the French in their Bulletins , as no official accounts ( frange to say ! ) have been iffued by the Pruffian Cabinet . Of the Bulle- tins ...
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