Monthly Magazine; Or, British Register of Literature, Sciences and the Belles- LettresSherwood, Gilbert and Piper, 1827 |
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... prisoners in Newgate , and take the remainder ' for their pains . ' With this 150 % . was purchased No. 8 , Poultry , now let for 106l . net - rent . The company still faithfully pay the forty shillings , and coolly pocket the small ...
... prisoners in Newgate , and take the remainder ' for their pains . ' With this 150 % . was purchased No. 8 , Poultry , now let for 106l . net - rent . The company still faithfully pay the forty shillings , and coolly pocket the small ...
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202 to different London hospitals ; 101. to release prisoners ; 81. to the parish of St. Nicholas Cole Abbey ; 81. to buy corn ( for distribution to the poor ) ; and the remaining 47. , in compensation of the company's labour , to the ...
202 to different London hospitals ; 101. to release prisoners ; 81. to the parish of St. Nicholas Cole Abbey ; 81. to buy corn ( for distribution to the poor ) ; and the remaining 47. , in compensation of the company's labour , to the ...
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... prisoner by some guards , and almost insensible for a time of what was going on around him . Every circumstance seemed to announce that his last day was at hand ; and yet , when he had fully recovered the power of reflection , he could ...
... prisoner by some guards , and almost insensible for a time of what was going on around him . Every circumstance seemed to announce that his last day was at hand ; and yet , when he had fully recovered the power of reflection , he could ...
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... prisoners taken on the occasion . " All this suspicion of " allegory , " however , was matter of mistake . When the night " big with the fate " of Mr. Gye , the member of parliament , and his friends- arrived , it was found to be the ...
... prisoners taken on the occasion . " All this suspicion of " allegory , " however , was matter of mistake . When the night " big with the fate " of Mr. Gye , the member of parliament , and his friends- arrived , it was found to be the ...
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... prisoner's attempt , makes an as- sertion which goes far to disprove the ostentatious accounts so industriously circulated by Henry VII . , and his partizans , respecting the royal descent of that monarch's paternal ancestor . The ...
... prisoner's attempt , makes an as- sertion which goes far to disprove the ostentatious accounts so industriously circulated by Henry VII . , and his partizans , respecting the royal descent of that monarch's paternal ancestor . The ...
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