Monthly Review; Or New Literary Journal, Volume 15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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Pagina iii
... true Britons 318 tation of 672 517 521 192 ibid to the public to the throne to the Electors ADDRESSES , Confiderations on , 518 ALEPPO , fee Ruffel 539 545 ALSTON'S fecond Differtation on Quick - lime ANALYSE de Bayle ANIMADVERSIONS on ...
... true Britons 318 tation of 672 517 521 192 ibid to the public to the throne to the Electors ADDRESSES , Confiderations on , 518 ALEPPO , fee Ruffel 539 545 ALSTON'S fecond Differtation on Quick - lime ANALYSE de Bayle ANIMADVERSIONS on ...
Pagina 13
... codicil , if it is figned by the deceased , and attefted by three witneffes in his pre- • fence , tho ' the deceased left no testament , ( for a codicil , . 6 in its true fenfe , denotes any teftamentary < in Juftinian's Inftitutions . 13.
... codicil , if it is figned by the deceased , and attefted by three witneffes in his pre- • fence , tho ' the deceased left no testament , ( for a codicil , . 6 in its true fenfe , denotes any teftamentary < in Juftinian's Inftitutions . 13.
Pagina 14
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths . 6 in its true fenfe , denotes any teftamentary schedule , and may ftand fingly , without relation to any other paper ; ) and even where there is a teftament , difpofing of real eftate , that ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths . 6 in its true fenfe , denotes any teftamentary schedule , and may ftand fingly , without relation to any other paper ; ) and even where there is a teftament , difpofing of real eftate , that ...
Pagina 20
... true ; but the confequence he draws from them , obvioufly falfe : fo that were this Writer in earnest , in reafoning as he does , he could contribute but very little to the fpread of error ; fo confpicuous would his defect of judgment ...
... true ; but the confequence he draws from them , obvioufly falfe : fo that were this Writer in earnest , in reafoning as he does , he could contribute but very little to the fpread of error ; fo confpicuous would his defect of judgment ...
Pagina 24
... true , faithful , firm , fteady , fure , well fettled and efta- blifhed : fo that a man keeps his word , or agreement , in- ← violably , and any other thing remains in its pro per state un- alterably . Under this fignification of the ...
... true , faithful , firm , fteady , fure , well fettled and efta- blifhed : fo that a man keeps his word , or agreement , in- ← violably , and any other thing remains in its pro per state un- alterably . Under this fignification of the ...
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