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Pagina 537
... late Rev. Richard Southgate ibid . Farther Particulars of Dr. Nicolas Culpeper 563 MsRyves ' Writing Character of Smollett 40 Houfehold and Mode of Living at Ragland 564 On the Arabian Nights Entertainments , & c . ibid . The Doctrine ...
... late Rev. Richard Southgate ibid . Farther Particulars of Dr. Nicolas Culpeper 563 MsRyves ' Writing Character of Smollett 40 Houfehold and Mode of Living at Ragland 564 On the Arabian Nights Entertainments , & c . ibid . The Doctrine ...
Pagina 543
... late wyfe of George Boleyne , knyght , late Lorde Rochefo de , to bryng her vi- tious an abho misable purpose to pafle with Thoma Calpeper , efquier , late one of the gentlemen of your Grace's privy chamber , by whofe meanes the quene ...
... late wyfe of George Boleyne , knyght , late Lorde Rochefo de , to bryng her vi- tious an abho misable purpose to pafle with Thoma Calpeper , efquier , late one of the gentlemen of your Grace's privy chamber , by whofe meanes the quene ...
Pagina 552
... late Lord Howard of Walden was nephew ( and n t fon ) of Ed- Ward Lord Griffin , of Braybroke , who was the fun of James , which Jimes was the fan of Edward Lord Gr ta by Lady Effex Howard , e delt d.ughter and co - betrefs of James ...
... late Lord Howard of Walden was nephew ( and n t fon ) of Ed- Ward Lord Griffin , of Braybroke , who was the fun of James , which Jimes was the fan of Edward Lord Gr ta by Lady Effex Howard , e delt d.ughter and co - betrefs of James ...
Pagina 577
... late fignal marks of fidelity to his government , and attachment to his royal perfon , difplayed by all orders and defcriptions of the people of Ireland , had come to the gracious refolution of re- moving every juft caufe of complaint ...
... late fignal marks of fidelity to his government , and attachment to his royal perfon , difplayed by all orders and defcriptions of the people of Ireland , had come to the gracious refolution of re- moving every juft caufe of complaint ...
Pagina 581
... late Mr. John Hunter , may be confidered , ob- ferves the author of the paper before us ( in an introductory letter to Dr. Simmons ) , as one of the most valuable improvements of modern furgery ; but the full extent of its merits or ...
... late Mr. John Hunter , may be confidered , ob- ferves the author of the paper before us ( in an introductory letter to Dr. Simmons ) , as one of the most valuable improvements of modern furgery ; but the full extent of its merits or ...
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