The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 70E. Cave, 1791 - Great Britain |
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Page 611
... observed every 100th year . Pope Clement VI . reduced it to so years ; Urban VI . to 30 ; and Sixtus V. to 25 ; where it hath continued ever fince . Befides which , * See Gent . Mag . vol . XIX . p . 382 ; vol . + Collyer's Dictionary ...
... observed every 100th year . Pope Clement VI . reduced it to so years ; Urban VI . to 30 ; and Sixtus V. to 25 ; where it hath continued ever fince . Befides which , * See Gent . Mag . vol . XIX . p . 382 ; vol . + Collyer's Dictionary ...
Page 617
... OBSERVATIONS . May 19. Weather cold ; many horfes that were turned out to grafs dangeroufly ill with fore throats . 25. Nightingales have for fome time difcontinued finging from the feverity of the cold . 27. A fmall black fly deftroys ...
... OBSERVATIONS . May 19. Weather cold ; many horfes that were turned out to grafs dangeroufly ill with fore throats . 25. Nightingales have for fome time difcontinued finging from the feverity of the cold . 27. A fmall black fly deftroys ...
Page 724
... OBSERVATIONS . June 21. A very fevere froft . 23. Bees begin to ( warm . middle of the day . 26. Extremely hot . Thunder ftorm.— 25. Birds ceafe to fing in the 9. Very cold . 1o . Turnips de- 27. Wheat in bloom . 29 . troyed by the fly ...
... OBSERVATIONS . June 21. A very fevere froft . 23. Bees begin to ( warm . middle of the day . 26. Extremely hot . Thunder ftorm.— 25. Birds ceafe to fing in the 9. Very cold . 1o . Turnips de- 27. Wheat in bloom . 29 . troyed by the fly ...
Page 748
... Observations on a Tour to England and Scotland , natural , œconomical , and literary . By Thomas Newte , Efq . THE writer of thefe Obfervations first prelented hin.felf to the publick in 1788 , anonymously , as if afraid to meet withing ...
... Observations on a Tour to England and Scotland , natural , œconomical , and literary . By Thomas Newte , Efq . THE writer of thefe Obfervations first prelented hin.felf to the publick in 1788 , anonymously , as if afraid to meet withing ...
Page 771
... observed by a gentleman , who paffed him on his way from liflington , to take a pistol from his pocket , and then with the utmost coolness feated himself on the turf . The gentleman , thinking he was go ing to amufe himself by thooting ...
... observed by a gentleman , who paffed him on his way from liflington , to take a pistol from his pocket , and then with the utmost coolness feated himself on the turf . The gentleman , thinking he was go ing to amufe himself by thooting ...
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