The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 12E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1742 - 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 84
... Money but Bills , for which the Farmers , & c . may receive Money from the Collectors of the Excife or Land- D H Officer of the Place to which it is car- ried. by buying it at Home . For this Purpose it may be enaЯed . That no Owner of ...
... Money but Bills , for which the Farmers , & c . may receive Money from the Collectors of the Excife or Land- D H Officer of the Place to which it is car- ried. by buying it at Home . For this Purpose it may be enaЯed . That no Owner of ...
Page 252
... Money , as it may when the Crown has no Eftate , but what is to be fqueezed out of the Pockets of the Publick ... Money as was de- manded , and perpetual Representations on the People's Side , that they got more Money than was rightly ...
... Money , as it may when the Crown has no Eftate , but what is to be fqueezed out of the Pockets of the Publick ... Money as was de- manded , and perpetual Representations on the People's Side , that they got more Money than was rightly ...
Page 301
... Money , and that they themselves B fhould become the very Nufance which , by their Constitution , they were intended to prevent . As this was the View of the Minifter , he regarded a Parliament prin- cipally , if not wholly , for its Money ...
... Money , and that they themselves B fhould become the very Nufance which , by their Constitution , they were intended to prevent . As this was the View of the Minifter , he regarded a Parliament prin- cipally , if not wholly , for its Money ...
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