Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 56, Part 1F. Jefferies, 1786 - 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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Page 293
... England , ever made his public entry to the Court with half that honcur as the corpfe of the great Dry- den did its laft exit to the grave . In this order the nobility and gentry at- tepded the hearfe to Weftminfter - Abbey , where the ...
... England , ever made his public entry to the Court with half that honcur as the corpfe of the great Dry- den did its laft exit to the grave . In this order the nobility and gentry at- tepded the hearfe to Weftminfter - Abbey , where the ...
Page 395
... England . I have nothing but my humble fer vice to offer to your Lop , and to affure you of the readineffe with wch I fhall obey your commands , as being , my Lord , your Lordship's moft . humble fervant , RI . WARRE . - Lord Pagett ...
... England . I have nothing but my humble fer vice to offer to your Lop , and to affure you of the readineffe with wch I fhall obey your commands , as being , my Lord , your Lordship's moft . humble fervant , RI . WARRE . - Lord Pagett ...
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... England . Mr. Haft- ings had failed for England before the dia- monds arrived in Calcutta . They were therefore entrusted to the care of Captain Church , of the 102d regiment , who took his pattage home in the Hinchinbroke ; the fame of ...
... England . Mr. Haft- ings had failed for England before the dia- monds arrived in Calcutta . They were therefore entrusted to the care of Captain Church , of the 102d regiment , who took his pattage home in the Hinchinbroke ; the fame of ...
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