The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 34R. Baldwin, 1765 |
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... shall remain inviolate and in its full vigor . But let it be remembered , that it will be in vain to claim this right , al- though the title to it be ever fo in- difputable , when we have by careless- nefs or complaitance once quitted ...
... shall remain inviolate and in its full vigor . But let it be remembered , that it will be in vain to claim this right , al- though the title to it be ever fo in- difputable , when we have by careless- nefs or complaitance once quitted ...
Page 229
... shall be paid upon fuch importation 3s . 4d . for every barrel or cafk of falted beef or Pork , con- taining 32 gallons ; for every hundred weight of falted beef , called dried beef , or dried neats tongues , or dried hog- meat , is ...
... shall be paid upon fuch importation 3s . 4d . for every barrel or cafk of falted beef or Pork , con- taining 32 gallons ; for every hundred weight of falted beef , called dried beef , or dried neats tongues , or dried hog- meat , is ...
Page 280
... shall be made to prolong the legal tender of any bills of credit now fubfifting , beyond the times fixed for difcharging the fame , shall be null and void . 3d . That if any governor shall , after the faid day , give his affent to any ...
... shall be made to prolong the legal tender of any bills of credit now fubfifting , beyond the times fixed for difcharging the fame , shall be null and void . 3d . That if any governor shall , after the faid day , give his affent to any ...
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Two curious Plates defcribed | 7 |
Remarks on Teleſcopes | 16 |
And Treacle Beer | 22 |
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