The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 39R. Baldwin, 1770 |
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Page 215
... first , Whether we have laid our declaration from the printed paper , with which we charge him to be the publisher ? And , fecondly , Whether this is that paper that we charge him with publish- ing ? If we declared upon the written ...
... first , Whether we have laid our declaration from the printed paper , with which we charge him to be the publisher ? And , fecondly , Whether this is that paper that we charge him with publish- ing ? If we declared upon the written ...
Page 475
... first price of 18s . to 1 / . 8s . I am , fir , Your moft obedient humble fervant , A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries . Sept. 10 , 1770 . To the AUTHOR of the LONDON MAGAZINE . SIR , IN your Magazine for July laft , p . 372 , is an ...
... first price of 18s . to 1 / . 8s . I am , fir , Your moft obedient humble fervant , A Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries . Sept. 10 , 1770 . To the AUTHOR of the LONDON MAGAZINE . SIR , IN your Magazine for July laft , p . 372 , is an ...
Page 623
... first time of reading this bill , and delivers it again to the clerk . The fpeaking for or against a bill , is commonly put off till the second reading , that the members may have time to confider of it ; for it feldom happens that a ...
... first time of reading this bill , and delivers it again to the clerk . The fpeaking for or against a bill , is commonly put off till the second reading , that the members may have time to confider of it ; for it feldom happens that a ...
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