The Scots Magazine, Band 34Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1772 |
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... passed for regulating carters in Scotland. 293. 331. – 9. A bankrupt-aēt for Scotland passed. 181. 331. – ic. Alexander Fordyce, banker, London, stops payment, which occasions many bankruptcies. 311. — 11. The Lords of Session appear ...
... passed for regulating carters in Scotland. 293. 331. – 9. A bankrupt-aēt for Scotland passed. 181. 331. – ic. Alexander Fordyce, banker, London, stops payment, which occasions many bankruptcies. 311. — 11. The Lords of Session appear ...
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... passed; that the oney thus loft would be irrecoverable; at they would accordingly have a heavy *t to pay off next year; that, to preotthese evils, the only alternative left, * to pass the bill as it stood, except ky chose to adjourn ...
... passed; that the oney thus loft would be irrecoverable; at they would accordingly have a heavy *t to pay off next year; that, to preotthese evils, the only alternative left, * to pass the bill as it stood, except ky chose to adjourn ...
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... passed without position, and was transmitted io E: land. An anonymous letter which was lately sent to Lord Viscount Townshend, in Ireland. My Lo R p, Yo: ears have been so long unaccusto ed to hear truth, that it will found harshly to ...
... passed without position, and was transmitted io E: land. An anonymous letter which was lately sent to Lord Viscount Townshend, in Ireland. My Lo R p, Yo: ears have been so long unaccusto ed to hear truth, that it will found harshly to ...
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... passed.—Lastly, They would add ease, beauty, and convenience, to all the neighbouring counties; ease, by an agreeable method of travelling; beauty, by the pleasant and delightful prospect they would aford; convenience, by a constant and ...
... passed.—Lastly, They would add ease, beauty, and convenience, to all the neighbouring counties; ease, by an agreeable method of travelling; beauty, by the pleasant and delightful prospect they would aford; convenience, by a constant and ...
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... passed on both fides. At length the principal Senator, standing up, told the President of the City, that the Commons neither understood the privileges of the Nobility, nor confidered, that they themselves were no better than slaves. The ...
... passed on both fides. At length the principal Senator, standing up, told the President of the City, that the Commons neither understood the privileges of the Nobility, nor confidered, that they themselves were no better than slaves. The ...
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