The Scots Magazine, Volume 45Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1783 |
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... whole freeholders , heritors , and liferenters , according to the proportion of their lands and rents , excepting Noble- men and their vassals . 66 Afterwards cometh act 21. of the 4th parliament of Charles II . in 1681 , or- daining ...
... whole freeholders , heritors , and liferenters , according to the proportion of their lands and rents , excepting Noble- men and their vassals . 66 Afterwards cometh act 21. of the 4th parliament of Charles II . in 1681 , or- daining ...
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... whole , in confequence of which fome- , thing of a referve took place between : them .. Indeed , the unusual exertions he made , immediately on his arrival , greatly alarm- ed both the inhabitants and military . With respect to the ...
... whole , in confequence of which fome- , thing of a referve took place between : them .. Indeed , the unusual exertions he made , immediately on his arrival , greatly alarm- ed both the inhabitants and military . With respect to the ...
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pen that one half of the men fhould be found to have ferved the whole , or near- ly the whole of their term ; fo that when they should have , as they ought to have , obtained their discharge , the regiment could be no longer fit for ...
pen that one half of the men fhould be found to have ferved the whole , or near- ly the whole of their term ; fo that when they should have , as they ought to have , obtained their discharge , the regiment could be no longer fit for ...
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... whole , did not think that it was equal in ftrength to the united fleets of France and Spain . Earl of Shelburne faid , that he con- fidered it his duty to fatisfy , as far as in his power , both their Lordships and the public ...
... whole , did not think that it was equal in ftrength to the united fleets of France and Spain . Earl of Shelburne faid , that he con- fidered it his duty to fatisfy , as far as in his power , both their Lordships and the public ...
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... whole year ) is in fome years unnavigable du- ring two or three of the dryeft months fo that the only fubordinate branch of the Ganges that is at all times navigable , is the Chundnah river , which feparates at Moddapour , and ...
... whole year ) is in fome years unnavigable du- ring two or three of the dryeft months fo that the only fubordinate branch of the Ganges that is at all times navigable , is the Chundnah river , which feparates at Moddapour , and ...
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