The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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Page 102
... himself of the two leading facts in it ; that the fum of 365 guineas is actually lodged in the banking - house of Mr. Bland ; and 2. that Mr. Hor- ard has declined the request made to him for its diftribution . He therefore prints the ...
... himself of the two leading facts in it ; that the fum of 365 guineas is actually lodged in the banking - house of Mr. Bland ; and 2. that Mr. Hor- ard has declined the request made to him for its diftribution . He therefore prints the ...
Page 133
... himself CAU- TION if you think them deferving a place in your ufeful mifcellany , you will be good enough to infert them , and you will oblige your conftant reader , • " the principle of heat only . " If. Phil . ii . 6. illuftrated . MR ...
... himself CAU- TION if you think them deferving a place in your ufeful mifcellany , you will be good enough to infert them , and you will oblige your conftant reader , • " the principle of heat only . " If. Phil . ii . 6. illuftrated . MR ...
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... himself with orderly and regular difcharge of is duty , as the fame is marked out nd prefcribed by human laws , but , om a true fervency of fpirit and Chrif an zeal for the falvation of his ' peo- le and his own , add to the obliga ...
... himself with orderly and regular difcharge of is duty , as the fame is marked out nd prefcribed by human laws , but , om a true fervency of fpirit and Chrif an zeal for the falvation of his ' peo- le and his own , add to the obliga ...
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