The Scots Magazine, Volume 24Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1762 |
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... occasion to fwell the account , by articles which are ftipu- lated in the treaty of union , nor by the permillion which we enjoy of maintaining our poor as we think proper . As he was fo much in the humour of enumerating ob- ligations ...
... occasion to fwell the account , by articles which are ftipu- lated in the treaty of union , nor by the permillion which we enjoy of maintaining our poor as we think proper . As he was fo much in the humour of enumerating ob- ligations ...
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... occasion of some bills of exchange , the advocates [ counsellors ] had opportunities of canvaffing many things relating to the conftitutions and rules of the order , which had formerly been little attended to , and against which that ...
... occasion of some bills of exchange , the advocates [ counsellors ] had opportunities of canvaffing many things relating to the conftitutions and rules of the order , which had formerly been little attended to , and against which that ...
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... occasion . The chief ufe and conveniency of banks arifes from the facility of conveyance , the fecurity against robbery , falfe coinage , and the examining and counting every parti cular filling : to employ bank - bills , where none of ...
... occasion . The chief ufe and conveniency of banks arifes from the facility of conveyance , the fecurity against robbery , falfe coinage , and the examining and counting every parti cular filling : to employ bank - bills , where none of ...
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... occasion for a task of this nature , at a period when the throne is filled with such exalted virtue , as the poisonous breath of envy cannot taint , as all the tongues of flander cannot charge with blemish or infirmity ; at a period ...
... occasion for a task of this nature , at a period when the throne is filled with such exalted virtue , as the poisonous breath of envy cannot taint , as all the tongues of flander cannot charge with blemish or infirmity ; at a period ...
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... occasion . These tidings filled the Catholics with exceffive jov , and the reft of the nation with the moft difimal prefages . The Jefuits were bold enough to prophefy that the Queen would bring forth a fon . They pretend- ed her ...
... occasion . These tidings filled the Catholics with exceffive jov , and the reft of the nation with the moft difimal prefages . The Jefuits were bold enough to prophefy that the Queen would bring forth a fon . They pretend- ed her ...
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