Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 56, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1786 - 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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... perhaps , in fome measure , the beauty of the paf- fage I am fpeaking of I understand that Mr. Cowper was once a man immerfed in all the gaieties of the town . If refpect for his prefent character did not reftrain me , perhaps I might ...
... perhaps , in fome measure , the beauty of the paf- fage I am fpeaking of I understand that Mr. Cowper was once a man immerfed in all the gaieties of the town . If refpect for his prefent character did not reftrain me , perhaps I might ...
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... perhaps there are fome who may find their expecta- tions difappointed , and themfelves dif- pleated , at this firft fpecimen : Let them , in pity to the infcription I have taken , contain their cenfure till the perufal of fome future ...
... perhaps there are fome who may find their expecta- tions difappointed , and themfelves dif- pleated , at this firft fpecimen : Let them , in pity to the infcription I have taken , contain their cenfure till the perufal of fome future ...
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... perhaps , Baugh himself ) ; would , I dare fay , fooner be feparated for ever from his dearly - beloved com- mon room , than be so much as fufpected ever to have approached a theatre , ex- ccpt , perhaps , the Sheldonian , where he may ...
... perhaps , Baugh himself ) ; would , I dare fay , fooner be feparated for ever from his dearly - beloved com- mon room , than be so much as fufpected ever to have approached a theatre , ex- ccpt , perhaps , the Sheldonian , where he may ...
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