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... confiderable quanti- He confidently declares that he never obferved the fmalleft benefit from hemlock in the cure of cancers ; but on the contrary has , in feveral inftances , feen much mischief done by it . He laments particularly that ...
... confiderable quanti- He confidently declares that he never obferved the fmalleft benefit from hemlock in the cure of cancers ; but on the contrary has , in feveral inftances , feen much mischief done by it . He laments particularly that ...
Page 239
... confiderable number of people refort to it annually from our own and the adjoining parishes . " This cuftom of a celebrity in the neighbourhood of the church , on the days of particular faints , was introduced into England from the ...
... confiderable number of people refort to it annually from our own and the adjoining parishes . " This cuftom of a celebrity in the neighbourhood of the church , on the days of particular faints , was introduced into England from the ...
Page 484
... confiderable , and they will probably be experienced here- after in a ftill greater degree . From the new mode of trying elections , conftituted by this bill , many points have been difcuffed , and many customs of boroughs examined ...
... confiderable , and they will probably be experienced here- after in a ftill greater degree . From the new mode of trying elections , conftituted by this bill , many points have been difcuffed , and many customs of boroughs examined ...
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