The Scots Magazine, Volume 1Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1739 |
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... first of the modern di- itarbers of the tranquillity of that king- dom , raifed fuch a rebellion in the pro- vince of Candahar , as has employed the whole force of the nation for fome time ; and no advices have fufficiently con- firmed ...
... first of the modern di- itarbers of the tranquillity of that king- dom , raifed fuch a rebellion in the pro- vince of Candahar , as has employed the whole force of the nation for fome time ; and no advices have fufficiently con- firmed ...
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... first produced to the prefent poffef the other as far the most adviseable . D fors , it bears fuch a face of prosperity Trade has lately employed pretty much as will never facilitate our wifhes , nor of the publick attention ; and as ...
... first produced to the prefent poffef the other as far the most adviseable . D fors , it bears fuch a face of prosperity Trade has lately employed pretty much as will never facilitate our wifhes , nor of the publick attention ; and as ...
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... first approach the fair , in those dreffes they come into the boxes it is with all the cant of a languifhing at the theatres ; and where one would D adorer , utter'd in a continual round of expect to fee a genteel polite circle , we ...
... first approach the fair , in those dreffes they come into the boxes it is with all the cant of a languifhing at the theatres ; and where one would D adorer , utter'd in a continual round of expect to fee a genteel polite circle , we ...
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... which the error of our first parents loft . But that is a fpeculation very re- -Nothing can be more contrary to the intent of this divine command --- - - Ꭰ mote . mote . It is certain , that we find our Weekly ESSAYS in 27 JANUARY 1739 .
... which the error of our first parents loft . But that is a fpeculation very re- -Nothing can be more contrary to the intent of this divine command --- - - Ꭰ mote . mote . It is certain , that we find our Weekly ESSAYS in 27 JANUARY 1739 .
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... first Lady Kinnaird , and afterwards married to the Earl of Aboyne . Thomas Dick , late Dean of Gild of Edinburgh . The young and only fon of Principal Wisheart . Mr. John Gilchrist Minister at Urquhart . Mr. John Muttar Minister at ...
... first Lady Kinnaird , and afterwards married to the Earl of Aboyne . Thomas Dick , late Dean of Gild of Edinburgh . The young and only fon of Principal Wisheart . Mr. John Gilchrist Minister at Urquhart . Mr. John Muttar Minister at ...
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Página 161 - Months after the Commission of the Offence ; and One Moiety of the Sum so recovered shall be paid to the...
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