The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 33R. Baldwin, 1764 |
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Pagina 12
... house an account of the quantity of indico import- ed , for feven years last past , distinguish- ing each year , and each place from whence the fame was imported , likewise what quantity had received the boun- ty , diftinguishing each ...
... house an account of the quantity of indico import- ed , for feven years last past , distinguish- ing each year , and each place from whence the fame was imported , likewise what quantity had received the boun- ty , diftinguishing each ...
Pagina 13
... house to refolve itself into the faid committee , the aforefaid accounts of indico were ordered to be refer- red to it , and the committee came among others to the two laft of the refolutions which were agreed to by ' the house on the ...
... house to refolve itself into the faid committee , the aforefaid accounts of indico were ordered to be refer- red to it , and the committee came among others to the two laft of the refolutions which were agreed to by ' the house on the ...
Pagina 23
... house from fome malsters in and about Ipfwich , against subjecting stock on hand to this new tax ; but it was fo far from meeting with any coun- tenance , that the question for its being 12977 7 8 90769 8 11 101096 3 420120 1 75170 0 3 ...
... house from fome malsters in and about Ipfwich , against subjecting stock on hand to this new tax ; but it was fo far from meeting with any coun- tenance , that the question for its being 12977 7 8 90769 8 11 101096 3 420120 1 75170 0 3 ...
Pagina 24
... house , and to rear admiral Durell at Portfmouth , and brigadiers general Monckton and Murray , in America , by letter , of which he acquainted the house on the 28th of the fame month . And on the faid 23d of January , the house ...
... house , and to rear admiral Durell at Portfmouth , and brigadiers general Monckton and Murray , in America , by letter , of which he acquainted the house on the 28th of the fame month . And on the faid 23d of January , the house ...
Pagina 43
... house of Brunfwick ; and , therefore , they cannot fufficiently applaud your majefty's great wif dom and goodness in further ftrengthening it by this happy alliance . May this marriage anfwer your majesty's warmeft wishes and ...
... house of Brunfwick ; and , therefore , they cannot fufficiently applaud your majefty's great wif dom and goodness in further ftrengthening it by this happy alliance . May this marriage anfwer your majesty's warmeft wishes and ...
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