Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 66, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1796 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 79
... Common Serjeant , and other city - officers , and about 80 of the Common Council , were introduced , and prefented the City Addrefs of Congra ulation on the Birth of a Princess , which the King received with his ufual affability . The ...
... Common Serjeant , and other city - officers , and about 80 of the Common Council , were introduced , and prefented the City Addrefs of Congra ulation on the Birth of a Princess , which the King received with his ufual affability . The ...
Page 79
... Common Serjeant , and other city - officers , and about 80 of the Common Council , were introduced , and prefented the City Addrefs of Congra ulation on the Birth of a Princefs , which the King received with his ufual affability . The ...
... Common Serjeant , and other city - officers , and about 80 of the Common Council , were introduced , and prefented the City Addrefs of Congra ulation on the Birth of a Princefs , which the King received with his ufual affability . The ...
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... common in every fea - port town in England . Here are fome fenfible remarks on the lan- guage of Morayshire , English , with a provincial dialect , but not convincing in favour of the Scotish pronunciation ( p . 396 ) . " The people ...
... common in every fea - port town in England . Here are fome fenfible remarks on the lan- guage of Morayshire , English , with a provincial dialect , but not convincing in favour of the Scotish pronunciation ( p . 396 ) . " The people ...
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