The Scots Magazine, Band 46Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1784 |
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... seemed to be agreed , that the parliament ought not to be diffolved . This he was ready to con- trovert . The Lords had thought proper to throw out a bill which a great majo- rity of this Houfe had carried . Now he understood that a Rt ...
... seemed to be agreed , that the parliament ought not to be diffolved . This he was ready to con- trovert . The Lords had thought proper to throw out a bill which a great majo- rity of this Houfe had carried . Now he understood that a Rt ...
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... seemed , driven from their intention of diffolving the parlia ment ; but ftill the affurance went no further than the meeting after the recess . He talked of the weakness of young men in accepting offices under the prefent circumstances ...
... seemed , driven from their intention of diffolving the parlia ment ; but ftill the affurance went no further than the meeting after the recess . He talked of the weakness of young men in accepting offices under the prefent circumstances ...
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... seemed much embarrass . ed . - Said , he had nothing perfonal to al- ledge againft his Grace of Portland , He had never feen him in his life ; -that his name occurred to him in the agitated ftate of his mind . The fact was , Mr Hamilton ...
... seemed much embarrass . ed . - Said , he had nothing perfonal to al- ledge againft his Grace of Portland , He had never feen him in his life ; -that his name occurred to him in the agitated ftate of his mind . The fact was , Mr Hamilton ...
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... seemed not to believe it ; for the violent pains that had tortured him for the two preceding days , had totally fubfided , and he said he felt a most sweet tranquillity of body : How ever , it was the mortification of the parts lately ...
... seemed not to believe it ; for the violent pains that had tortured him for the two preceding days , had totally fubfided , and he said he felt a most sweet tranquillity of body : How ever , it was the mortification of the parts lately ...
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... seemed to haften the execution of his project . He constructed a globe fimilar to that of Charles [ See vol . 45. p . 650. ] , only two feet more in diameter , i . e . fourteen feet two inches . To this he fufpended a car ; and between ...
... seemed to haften the execution of his project . He constructed a globe fimilar to that of Charles [ See vol . 45. p . 650. ] , only two feet more in diameter , i . e . fourteen feet two inches . To this he fufpended a car ; and between ...
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