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... himself and o- man 49 Middlesex and Westminster in- ftructions ib . Rioters tried ib . Bingley committed ib . Proceedings in the Eaft India courts ib . Meeting of the convo- cation 50 . Scats . Concerning Mr Ferguffon 51 . Inquiry ...
... himself and o- man 49 Middlesex and Westminster in- ftructions ib . Rioters tried ib . Bingley committed ib . Proceedings in the Eaft India courts ib . Meeting of the convo- cation 50 . Scats . Concerning Mr Ferguffon 51 . Inquiry ...
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... himself to be the Czar Peter III . of Ruffia , pretending that the report of his death was defignedly fpread , but that he found means to escape from his prifon ; that Stefano had got himself pu- blickly acknowledged as Czar by the peo ...
... himself to be the Czar Peter III . of Ruffia , pretending that the report of his death was defignedly fpread , but that he found means to escape from his prifon ; that Stefano had got himself pu- blickly acknowledged as Czar by the peo ...
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... himself , he must have fome very unclerical qualities , which it could not be expedient for his people to imitate . I have known refident clerks , and fo per- haps has your Lordship , who have great- ly contributed to corrupt their ...
... himself , he must have fome very unclerical qualities , which it could not be expedient for his people to imitate . I have known refident clerks , and fo per- haps has your Lordship , who have great- ly contributed to corrupt their ...
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... himself . SIR , Leigh , Jan. 16. 1769 . IN the bills of mortality at London we often read two odd names , or titles , of distempers , which I fancy but very few know the meaning of , viz . Head mould foot , and Horfe shoe head , and ...
... himself . SIR , Leigh , Jan. 16. 1769 . IN the bills of mortality at London we often read two odd names , or titles , of distempers , which I fancy but very few know the meaning of , viz . Head mould foot , and Horfe shoe head , and ...
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... himself declining to fit in The former capacity , he was heard in fup- fort of the reasons alledged in his letters , * not giving evidence in this caufe . He terefented , That he had confidered him at as excufed from this , by the ...
... himself declining to fit in The former capacity , he was heard in fup- fort of the reasons alledged in his letters , * not giving evidence in this caufe . He terefented , That he had confidered him at as excufed from this , by the ...
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