The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 43R. Baldwin, 1774 |
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Page 138
... brought in Scotland for payment of tradef mens bills , or fhop accounts , three , years old , will be of no avail , and the only refource that is left is a reference to the oath of the debtor , that he owes the money . But if the debtor ...
... brought in Scotland for payment of tradef mens bills , or fhop accounts , three , years old , will be of no avail , and the only refource that is left is a reference to the oath of the debtor , that he owes the money . But if the debtor ...
Page 310
... brought on by a very novel incident , which is To by's discovering the lady to whom Mrs. Fleece'em introduces him , to be a black , on which he retires precipi- tately from the interview . Sufpicions arife , which are confirmed by Col ...
... brought on by a very novel incident , which is To by's discovering the lady to whom Mrs. Fleece'em introduces him , to be a black , on which he retires precipi- tately from the interview . Sufpicions arife , which are confirmed by Col ...
Page 321
... brought two thousand fhekins they were admitted , and the governor faid , " Poor men , they had no hand in the crucifixion ! " The colonel made a home attack upon Lord North : he faid , that the refo- lutions fhould have been moved for ...
... brought two thousand fhekins they were admitted , and the governor faid , " Poor men , they had no hand in the crucifixion ! " The colonel made a home attack upon Lord North : he faid , that the refo- lutions fhould have been moved for ...
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Account of The Sylphs a new Pantu | 27 |
The Folly of reaſoning on paft Indifcretions | 33 |
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