The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 44C. Ackers, 1775 - English essays |
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... answer was , on an average 2551b . which fold at 9d , or 9d . halfpenny per pound ; that the ground was 20s . per acre , it coft 205 . more to be cultivated fit for fowing , and the feed and labour after coft about 20s . more , which ...
... answer was , on an average 2551b . which fold at 9d , or 9d . halfpenny per pound ; that the ground was 20s . per acre , it coft 205 . more to be cultivated fit for fowing , and the feed and labour after coft about 20s . more , which ...
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... answer was given . A difpute arose between Governor Pownall , the lord advocate for Scotland , Mr. Ongley , Gen ... answered they were fold for the time they had indented themselves , on purpose to de- fray the charges of their paffage ...
... answer was given . A difpute arose between Governor Pownall , the lord advocate for Scotland , Mr. Ongley , Gen ... answered they were fold for the time they had indented themselves , on purpose to de- fray the charges of their paffage ...
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... answer the demand ; that the linens imported from Ruffia were almoft folely worn by the poor ; and that if any additional duties were laid upon them , they would be equal to a prohi- bition . The laft witness examined was Mr. Kavanagh ...
... answer the demand ; that the linens imported from Ruffia were almoft folely worn by the poor ; and that if any additional duties were laid upon them , they would be equal to a prohi- bition . The laft witness examined was Mr. Kavanagh ...
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... answer , parliament would be blamed for having fuf- fered such an absurdity to pass . Sir Richard Sutton spoke against the bill , and mentioned the great inconvenience that would arife from fuch a measure , as it was meant to be carried ...
... answer , parliament would be blamed for having fuf- fered such an absurdity to pass . Sir Richard Sutton spoke against the bill , and mentioned the great inconvenience that would arife from fuch a measure , as it was meant to be carried ...
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... answer the made me , when , upon her receiving a confiderable le- gacy at the death of a noble relation , I urged her to fufpend her ufual acts of piety , generofity , and charity , upon fuch occafions , till the had been just to the ...
... answer the made me , when , upon her receiving a confiderable le- gacy at the death of a noble relation , I urged her to fufpend her ufual acts of piety , generofity , and charity , upon fuch occafions , till the had been just to the ...
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