Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 66, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1796 - Early English newspapers 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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... Should it be objected , that the whole of their earnings is too large a proportion ; I answer , No. The fooner they are ena- bled to provide for themselves , the better for the parish . what I ftated of his having been ap- prentice to a ...
... Should it be objected , that the whole of their earnings is too large a proportion ; I answer , No. The fooner they are ena- bled to provide for themselves , the better for the parish . what I ftated of his having been ap- prentice to a ...
Page 302
... should take place ; to the latter of which the Houfe agreed unanimoufly , and the clerk proceeded to read it . After the reading of Mr. Reeves's pamphlet was concluded , it was moved , that it fhould be taken into farther confideration ...
... should take place ; to the latter of which the Houfe agreed unanimoufly , and the clerk proceeded to read it . After the reading of Mr. Reeves's pamphlet was concluded , it was moved , that it fhould be taken into farther confideration ...
Page 405
... should render qualis com- mortales . 1 Cor . xi . 10. When we have changed εξεσίαν into εξ εκεσίας , what is the fenfe of the paffage ? The woman ought , of ber own accord , to have- what - on her head ? xv . 32. The quotation feems not ...
... should render qualis com- mortales . 1 Cor . xi . 10. When we have changed εξεσίαν into εξ εκεσίας , what is the fenfe of the paffage ? The woman ought , of ber own accord , to have- what - on her head ? xv . 32. The quotation feems not ...
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