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 282
... thefe private letters , which cannot intereft the publick ; and the little anecdotes of the piftols , if iden- tified , are certainly not of the firft mag- nitude . I have met with the greatcft politeness from both the above noble- men ...
... thefe private letters , which cannot intereft the publick ; and the little anecdotes of the piftols , if iden- tified , are certainly not of the firft mag- nitude . I have met with the greatcft politeness from both the above noble- men ...
Page 333
... thefe Papers were written , and of little incidents alluded to in them , which hiftorians have thought it be low their dignity to record . In the course of examining fuch of thefe Papers as could be * It has been fuggested to us , that ...
... thefe Papers were written , and of little incidents alluded to in them , which hiftorians have thought it be low their dignity to record . In the course of examining fuch of thefe Papers as could be * It has been fuggested to us , that ...
Page 458
... thefe fteppes ; chufing prefe- rably the most fandy places ; thefe plants agreeing better with fuch a foil , whether it be a declivity or a plain and if after their bloffoming the fea- fon fhould prove a little wet , it is then they ...
... thefe fteppes ; chufing prefe- rably the most fandy places ; thefe plants agreeing better with fuch a foil , whether it be a declivity or a plain and if after their bloffoming the fea- fon fhould prove a little wet , it is then they ...
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