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 119
... pleaded for him whofe abilities would have readily placed him confi- derably high in the esteem of the pub- lick , for not exercising those abilities in the general improvement of mankind , and , though he has the power , has not the ...
... pleaded for him whofe abilities would have readily placed him confi- derably high in the esteem of the pub- lick , for not exercising those abilities in the general improvement of mankind , and , though he has the power , has not the ...
Page 305
... plead for theire defires therein . And befides the good ( fo obvious to us ) thofe Northerne counties may reape thereby , who knowes but the fettinge on foote this worke , at this tyme , may fuite with God's prefent difpenfations , and ...
... plead for theire defires therein . And befides the good ( fo obvious to us ) thofe Northerne counties may reape thereby , who knowes but the fettinge on foote this worke , at this tyme , may fuite with God's prefent difpenfations , and ...
Page 494
... pleaded for the res lief of the neceffitous . He therefore would propofe exempting all fuch fhop- keepers from the operation of the tax as were excufed from the payment of parish rates , and modifying the quantum of the fum to be paid ...
... pleaded for the res lief of the neceffitous . He therefore would propofe exempting all fuch fhop- keepers from the operation of the tax as were excufed from the payment of parish rates , and modifying the quantum of the fum to be paid ...
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