The Edinburgh Magazine, Or, Literary Miscellany, Volumen7J. Sibbald, Parliament-Square, 1796 |
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... motion refpecting peace , which is negatived , 201 to 86 . June 1. Admiral Cornwallis , with five fail of the line and two frigates , fell in with the French fleet off U. fhant , of 13 fail of the line and 12 frigates , which , after ...
... motion refpecting peace , which is negatived , 201 to 86 . June 1. Admiral Cornwallis , with five fail of the line and two frigates , fell in with the French fleet off U. fhant , of 13 fail of the line and 12 frigates , which , after ...
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... motions , obferved this , his fingers and elbow forgot to move , the notes of his pipes ceased , and with a flow , modeft carriage- he approached me . We gazed infenfibly at each other ; fympathy - bleffed fympathy - caufed a fecond ...
... motions , obferved this , his fingers and elbow forgot to move , the notes of his pipes ceased , and with a flow , modeft carriage- he approached me . We gazed infenfibly at each other ; fympathy - bleffed fympathy - caufed a fecond ...
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... motions fo effectually that we got the conclufion of the story of Caf- fem , which completely disappointed the prognostics of the two conflicting Turkish critics ; for Caffem was neit ther baftinadoed , staked , or hanged , nor married ...
... motions fo effectually that we got the conclufion of the story of Caf- fem , which completely disappointed the prognostics of the two conflicting Turkish critics ; for Caffem was neit ther baftinadoed , staked , or hanged , nor married ...
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... motion , for part of the wealth acquired by the manufacturers of thefe articles , finds its way back to the original growers of them thro ' the hands of the butcher . LANCASHIRE . By Mr Holt . Grain - The grain principally cul- tivated ...
... motion , for part of the wealth acquired by the manufacturers of thefe articles , finds its way back to the original growers of them thro ' the hands of the butcher . LANCASHIRE . By Mr Holt . Grain - The grain principally cul- tivated ...
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... motion to divide the legislative body into two fections ; a motion admitted by many good deputies ; but very different from the nobilitary project of two chambers , though calculated to facili . tate its admiffion during the heat or ...
... motion to divide the legislative body into two fections ; a motion admitted by many good deputies ; but very different from the nobilitary project of two chambers , though calculated to facili . tate its admiffion during the heat or ...
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