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... said , that there were eighteen parties in Pembroke 黉 fhire for fome time , who could not pro- cure more than feventeen recruits ; and eleven parties in Birmingham , who re cruited no more than eleven men . He therefore fuggefted ...
... said , that there were eighteen parties in Pembroke 黉 fhire for fome time , who could not pro- cure more than feventeen recruits ; and eleven parties in Birmingham , who re cruited no more than eleven men . He therefore fuggefted ...
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... ( SAID TO BE A TRUE STORY OF. what reafon we will not pretend to conjecture , ) been termed head - pieces . On the hat of Sir Philio Sidney is difplayed a Lody's glove ; which , it is certain , tronks the romantic gallantry of this turite ...
... ( SAID TO BE A TRUE STORY OF. what reafon we will not pretend to conjecture , ) been termed head - pieces . On the hat of Sir Philio Sidney is difplayed a Lody's glove ; which , it is certain , tronks the romantic gallantry of this turite ...
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... said , that he should have no objection to poftpone it till Friday . WEDNESDAY , May 9. - Judgment was given in the Appeal of Hunter v . the Earl of Kinnoul ; when the deci- fion of the Court of Seffion was con- firmed . - FRIDAY , May ...
... said , that he should have no objection to poftpone it till Friday . WEDNESDAY , May 9. - Judgment was given in the Appeal of Hunter v . the Earl of Kinnoul ; when the deci- fion of the Court of Seffion was con- firmed . - FRIDAY , May ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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