The Scots Magazine, Band 14Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1752 |
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... Grant , Efq ; Lord Ad- T P L. Geganius , Lord Gage . ( Earl Gower . M. Geganius Macerinus , Lord Gower , now T. Genucius , Richard Greenville , Efq ; now Earl Cn . Genucius , George Greenville , Efq ; ( Temple , C. Helvius , Lord Hervey ...
... Grant , Efq ; Lord Ad- T P L. Geganius , Lord Gage . ( Earl Gower . M. Geganius Macerinus , Lord Gower , now T. Genucius , Richard Greenville , Efq ; now Earl Cn . Genucius , George Greenville , Efq ; ( Temple , C. Helvius , Lord Hervey ...
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... Grant them to be promo- ters of putrefaction , yet if that be al- ready begun from a languid or obstructed circulation , they may ftill , by stimula- ting and opening , be the means of flop- ping it . Allow them to be really anti ...
... Grant them to be promo- ters of putrefaction , yet if that be al- ready begun from a languid or obstructed circulation , they may ftill , by stimula- ting and opening , be the means of flop- ping it . Allow them to be really anti ...
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... grant fuch fup- plies as fhould be found neceffary for the fe- curity and welfare of the nation ; " which ( we fay ) cannot be better provided for , than by maintaining the fleet in fuch 2 condition , as may enable your Majefty to ...
... grant fuch fup- plies as fhould be found neceffary for the fe- curity and welfare of the nation ; " which ( we fay ) cannot be better provided for , than by maintaining the fleet in fuch 2 condition , as may enable your Majefty to ...
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... grant , Sir , that in the prefent and the fupply of our navy upon any fud den emergency without diftreffing trade , are both to be confidered . For as to that of preffing , I am of opinion , that it is impoffible to prevent the ...
... grant , Sir , that in the prefent and the fupply of our navy upon any fud den emergency without diftreffing trade , are both to be confidered . For as to that of preffing , I am of opinion , that it is impoffible to prevent the ...
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... grant , it will not be fo confiderable as I could wifh ; but as the wear and tear , and fea - ordnance , do not coft near fo much when ships are laid up , as when they are in commiffion , the faving will be more confiderable than the ...
... grant , it will not be fo confiderable as I could wifh ; but as the wear and tear , and fea - ordnance , do not coft near fo much when ships are laid up , as when they are in commiffion , the faving will be more confiderable than the ...
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