Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 56, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1786 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 107
... called hypo- gees , that is to fay , fubterraneous ; they were large enough likewife for the retreat of the living , for it was in one of thefe bypogées that the Ephefian lady ( fo famous for her tendernefs , levity , and ficklenefs ...
... called hypo- gees , that is to fay , fubterraneous ; they were large enough likewife for the retreat of the living , for it was in one of thefe bypogées that the Ephefian lady ( fo famous for her tendernefs , levity , and ficklenefs ...
Page 130
... called " The Vagrant A & t ? ” Yours , & c . N. Y. MR . URBAN , Edinburgh , Jan. 14 . YOUR correfpondent Humanitas , fee vol . LV . p . 791. 88. ( with whom I heartily agree in reprobating the ufe of the ordinary fulphureous and ...
... called " The Vagrant A & t ? ” Yours , & c . N. Y. MR . URBAN , Edinburgh , Jan. 14 . YOUR correfpondent Humanitas , fee vol . LV . p . 791. 88. ( with whom I heartily agree in reprobating the ufe of the ordinary fulphureous and ...
Page 409
... called Foume , or Foulmere , near Cannock Wood , about a mile from the Four Croffes . It.is called gale , or fweet gale , and gives name to a small hamlet near it . Where it flourishes is a black moraffy ground , between two coppices ...
... called Foume , or Foulmere , near Cannock Wood , about a mile from the Four Croffes . It.is called gale , or fweet gale , and gives name to a small hamlet near it . Where it flourishes is a black moraffy ground , between two coppices ...
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