Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 66, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1796 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 282
... principal objects of attention to tra- vellers and ftudents when abroad- improving the lift as much as he pleafes by remarks , & c . en passant . I dare fay fuch accounts of the cathe- drals , & c . of Canterbury , York , Dur- ham ...
... principal objects of attention to tra- vellers and ftudents when abroad- improving the lift as much as he pleafes by remarks , & c . en passant . I dare fay fuch accounts of the cathe- drals , & c . of Canterbury , York , Dur- ham ...
Page 409
... principal called the Catholic and Royal Army , or Anjou and Upper Poitou , manded by d'Elbée , a nobleman of Poitou , who had ferved in Saxony and France , of confummate talents , who was taken at Noirmoutier , and thot at the age of ...
... principal called the Catholic and Royal Army , or Anjou and Upper Poitou , manded by d'Elbée , a nobleman of Poitou , who had ferved in Saxony and France , of confummate talents , who was taken at Noirmoutier , and thot at the age of ...
Page 498
... principal diforders ; the former has no cure but what nature works . When any of the principal Northern Indians die , it is generally believed that they are conjured to death by fome of their own countrymen , fome of the Southern ...
... principal diforders ; the former has no cure but what nature works . When any of the principal Northern Indians die , it is generally believed that they are conjured to death by fome of their own countrymen , fome of the Southern ...
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