The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 88, Part 1; Volume 123F. Jefferies, 1818 - 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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... aged 42 , and was buried at Greenwich , leav- ing one daughter and heir , Mary , married to John Evelyn , Esq . --Sir Richard Browne died in 1683 , aged 78. Christopher Browne , of Dept- ford , left the wardship of his grand- son ...
... aged 42 , and was buried at Greenwich , leav- ing one daughter and heir , Mary , married to John Evelyn , Esq . --Sir Richard Browne died in 1683 , aged 78. Christopher Browne , of Dept- ford , left the wardship of his grand- son ...
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... aged 52 . At Boston , " the Arch Druid " Dr. Stukeley was educated and practised as a physician ; thence he removed to Grantham , where he continued the same profession ; but afterwards was ordained , and became Rector of All Saints and ...
... aged 52 . At Boston , " the Arch Druid " Dr. Stukeley was educated and practised as a physician ; thence he removed to Grantham , where he continued the same profession ; but afterwards was ordained , and became Rector of All Saints and ...
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... aged 66 ; and Lord Chief Justice Sir Dudley Ryder , who died 1756 , aged 64. The Prince Regent is a freeman of the borough . Kirkstead was the residence of Dr. John Taylor from 1715 to 1733 ; and here his " Hebrew Concordance " was ...
... aged 66 ; and Lord Chief Justice Sir Dudley Ryder , who died 1756 , aged 64. The Prince Regent is a freeman of the borough . Kirkstead was the residence of Dr. John Taylor from 1715 to 1733 ; and here his " Hebrew Concordance " was ...
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... aged and infirm , that have been torn from their connexions , and dragged , perhaps , several miles from their native or long - inhabited homes , perhaps from their children and consoling friends , - their only solace under their ...
... aged and infirm , that have been torn from their connexions , and dragged , perhaps , several miles from their native or long - inhabited homes , perhaps from their children and consoling friends , - their only solace under their ...
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... aged , and the infirm remaining inhabitants , have been generously re- lieved . The friends of humanity will be happy to learn , that from the effect of these measures , the fairest hopes were en- tertained that the poor and labouring ...
... aged , and the infirm remaining inhabitants , have been generously re- lieved . The friends of humanity will be happy to learn , that from the effect of these measures , the fairest hopes were en- tertained that the poor and labouring ...
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