The Scots Magazine, Band 10Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1748 |
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... Some time after this came on the trial of Mr Springer ; who , the night before he was to receive fentence , made his escape out of prifon , and took refuge in the houfe of Mr Guy Dickens , the British mi- nifter . The place of his ...
... Some time after this came on the trial of Mr Springer ; who , the night before he was to receive fentence , made his escape out of prifon , and took refuge in the houfe of Mr Guy Dickens , the British mi- nifter . The place of his ...
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... Some princes of the empire againit fo- zign troops passing through the empire , any pretence whatsoever ; and the Kg of Pruffia was mentioned as the first who would be applied to for this purpofe . Whether that monarch will conftrue ...
... Some princes of the empire againit fo- zign troops passing through the empire , any pretence whatsoever ; and the Kg of Pruffia was mentioned as the first who would be applied to for this purpofe . Whether that monarch will conftrue ...
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... Some jealoufies having arifen between the courts of Verfailles and Madrid , fuch of the Spaniards as had not gone for Naples , were feparated from the French , and had retired to Avignon , with defign , as was then generally given out ...
... Some jealoufies having arifen between the courts of Verfailles and Madrid , fuch of the Spaniards as had not gone for Naples , were feparated from the French , and had retired to Avignon , with defign , as was then generally given out ...
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... Some of the principal clergy in the king- dom of Naples having begun to establish a court of inquifition without the King's leave , it was nipped in the bud , and a decree was published , declaring , that any fach attempt for the future ...
... Some of the principal clergy in the king- dom of Naples having begun to establish a court of inquifition without the King's leave , it was nipped in the bud , and a decree was published , declaring , that any fach attempt for the future ...
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... Some of them may be poffeffed heredita- rily of offices , privileges , or jurifdictions ; but then , they are fuch as cannot enable them to opprefs their neighbours , nor can they ever be of dangerous confequence to the publick peace ...
... Some of them may be poffeffed heredita- rily of offices , privileges , or jurifdictions ; but then , they are fuch as cannot enable them to opprefs their neighbours , nor can they ever be of dangerous confequence to the publick peace ...
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