The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 94,Parte 1;Volume 135F. Jefferies, 1824 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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... able to decipher the characters before he lost it in the ashes , he would be unable , without direct perjury , to substantiate the identity of that found by his labourer in the sunk fence on the fol- lowing morning . The cautions taken ...
... able to decipher the characters before he lost it in the ashes , he would be unable , without direct perjury , to substantiate the identity of that found by his labourer in the sunk fence on the fol- lowing morning . The cautions taken ...
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... able to furnish the desired information . If they would do so , through the medium of your Miscellany , I am certain that the accounts would afford much grati- fication to very many of your readers . The points upon which it would be ...
... able to furnish the desired information . If they would do so , through the medium of your Miscellany , I am certain that the accounts would afford much grati- fication to very many of your readers . The points upon which it would be ...
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... able reporters , whose ta- lents and time are devoted to all such researches ; thus detailing all that passes on every occasion calculated to gratify the 1824. ] Publication of Evidence before Coroners desirable . the.
... able reporters , whose ta- lents and time are devoted to all such researches ; thus detailing all that passes on every occasion calculated to gratify the 1824. ] Publication of Evidence before Coroners desirable . the.
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... able institutions , have , either from time producing various changes , or from the want of care in the guar- dians of the different foundations , been counteracted ; and much abuse and innovation have crept in . To provide means for ...
... able institutions , have , either from time producing various changes , or from the want of care in the guar- dians of the different foundations , been counteracted ; and much abuse and innovation have crept in . To provide means for ...
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... able description of the Church of East Meon by two of your Correspondents , the following account of the discovery of an ancient painting of St. Christopher , in the latter part of last year , extracted from a newspaper , will form an ...
... able description of the Church of East Meon by two of your Correspondents , the following account of the discovery of an ancient painting of St. Christopher , in the latter part of last year , extracted from a newspaper , will form an ...
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