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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... received and re- cognized as Conful - General of his Britannic Majefty throughout the United States , and that his Commiffion be registered in the S - cretary's office . Refolved , That all the privileges , pre- eminences , and ...
... received and re- cognized as Conful - General of his Britannic Majefty throughout the United States , and that his Commiffion be registered in the S - cretary's office . Refolved , That all the privileges , pre- eminences , and ...
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... received not to oppofe the toll on the Elbe , but to be paffive in it . The King has commanded me to at- tend him in his journey into Holland , whether he intends to go as foon as the affaires of the Parliament will permit , which I ...
... received not to oppofe the toll on the Elbe , but to be paffive in it . The King has commanded me to at- tend him in his journey into Holland , whether he intends to go as foon as the affaires of the Parliament will permit , which I ...
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... received fentence of death ; the lift of whofe names and crimes are more than we have room to infert .. Tuesday 7 . The Exeter coach was this day overfet in the city of Wells , in which were three paf fengers , Lady Dalfton and two ...
... received fentence of death ; the lift of whofe names and crimes are more than we have room to infert .. Tuesday 7 . The Exeter coach was this day overfet in the city of Wells , in which were three paf fengers , Lady Dalfton and two ...
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