The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 3F. Jefferies, 1733 - 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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... Jaco- bites and Tories ; and if united , will pre- serve them till Time shall be no more . The Whig - Churchmen and Diffen- ters are grown wifer ; they fee that these Differences about Rites and Cere- monies , are Trifles , and beneath ...
... Jaco- bites and Tories ; and if united , will pre- serve them till Time shall be no more . The Whig - Churchmen and Diffen- ters are grown wifer ; they fee that these Differences about Rites and Cere- monies , are Trifles , and beneath ...
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... Jacobites , like to have faid , that I was forry there was no Jacobite in this House . No , Sir , I am heartily glad of it , but if I was in an Af- I would ask them , If they lately lately , in some Corners , in fome private Meetings ...
... Jacobites , like to have faid , that I was forry there was no Jacobite in this House . No , Sir , I am heartily glad of it , but if I was in an Af- I would ask them , If they lately lately , in some Corners , in fome private Meetings ...
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... Jacobites & Wine and Tobacco . and Tories cry out Liberty , no Excife ; ergo , Liberty must needs be a very bad Thing , and Excise a very good one . D The Craftsinan , Feb. 17. No. 346 . An Address to the Land - holders . Gentlemen ...
... Jacobites & Wine and Tobacco . and Tories cry out Liberty , no Excife ; ergo , Liberty must needs be a very bad Thing , and Excise a very good one . D The Craftsinan , Feb. 17. No. 346 . An Address to the Land - holders . Gentlemen ...
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... Jacobite of Mr Mentertained a large Number the Bench , turn'd out of his Places , of the Inhabitants at the ... Jacobites Instructions , which was ready ingroff- unfair Traders working upon the Sim- and Malecontents on one Hand ...
... Jacobite of Mr Mentertained a large Number the Bench , turn'd out of his Places , of the Inhabitants at the ... Jacobites Instructions , which was ready ingroff- unfair Traders working upon the Sim- and Malecontents on one Hand ...
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... jacobite train : Who cry , prefer freedom to gold , Ne'er fall to corruption a prey ; Nor let what was gotten by old Be loft by new battle array . When your minifters all are so true t ' ye , Te murmurers , cease to repine : Don't ...
... jacobite train : Who cry , prefer freedom to gold , Ne'er fall to corruption a prey ; Nor let what was gotten by old Be loft by new battle array . When your minifters all are so true t ' ye , Te murmurers , cease to repine : Don't ...
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