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 344
... honour our mithion , as well as our most profound respect and that lively fenfibility which the honour of approaching you always infpires . " May the glorious reign of your Imperial Majefty , deftined to promote the happiness of your ...
... honour our mithion , as well as our most profound respect and that lively fenfibility which the honour of approaching you always infpires . " May the glorious reign of your Imperial Majefty , deftined to promote the happiness of your ...
Page 360
... honour of his converfation , two months ago in Italy , I did all but wor- fhip him . He was then at Rome , which for once faw , but knew him not , a true vicar of the God of Mercy , by whom the man that , when his fellow - creature was ...
... honour of his converfation , two months ago in Italy , I did all but wor- fhip him . He was then at Rome , which for once faw , but knew him not , a true vicar of the God of Mercy , by whom the man that , when his fellow - creature was ...
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... honour to k : fs his Majesty's hand on the occafion . Sir Guy Carleton , K. B. having been ap- pointed capt . gen . and gov . in chief of the provinces of Quebec , Nova Scotia , and New Brunswick , took the oaths appointed to be taken ...
... honour to k : fs his Majesty's hand on the occafion . Sir Guy Carleton , K. B. having been ap- pointed capt . gen . and gov . in chief of the provinces of Quebec , Nova Scotia , and New Brunswick , took the oaths appointed to be taken ...
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