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... See Maritime Occurrences . On Sunday evening , Jan. 23. Sir George Pocock arrived at London . He waited on the King next day , and was very graciously received . It is obferved , that he is the only admiral of our days that has fought ...
... See Maritime Occurrences . On Sunday evening , Jan. 23. Sir George Pocock arrived at London . He waited on the King next day , and was very graciously received . It is obferved , that he is the only admiral of our days that has fought ...
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... ( See , inter alia , Anchitell Grey's Debates in the boufe of Commons , just published ) . Once on a very warm debate in the houfe , he propofed an expedient to which both parties immediately concurred . Waller , the poet , moved that he ...
... ( See , inter alia , Anchitell Grey's Debates in the boufe of Commons , just published ) . Once on a very warm debate in the houfe , he propofed an expedient to which both parties immediately concurred . Waller , the poet , moved that he ...
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... red arfenic and glass • See Quincy's difpenfatory , on Triturationy p . 10. 11. edit . 1. 1736 . ↑ Vid . p ́eface , p . 3 . the refigners ; all the Whigs in the house ✓Commons 64 Receipts for preparing Mr Ward's medicines . Vol . xx.
... red arfenic and glass • See Quincy's difpenfatory , on Triturationy p . 10. 11. edit . 1. 1736 . ↑ Vid . p ́eface , p . 3 . the refigners ; all the Whigs in the house ✓Commons 64 Receipts for preparing Mr Ward's medicines . Vol . xx.
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... See vol . 10. of Martin's abridgment of the philofophical -propfections , by public advertisements , proposed meetings to confider further of a national militia [ 117. ] , permit me to offer a few confiderations upon that fubject . In ...
... See vol . 10. of Martin's abridgment of the philofophical -propfections , by public advertisements , proposed meetings to confider further of a national militia [ 117. ] , permit me to offer a few confiderations upon that fubject . In ...
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... see him ; he can walk , and wants nothing but his tongue . The careful nefs of his nurfe can never be too well rewarded . I have the honour , Sir , to be refpectfully , Your humble and obedient fervant , PIER LA MARR . To Colonel ...
... see him ; he can walk , and wants nothing but his tongue . The careful nefs of his nurfe can never be too well rewarded . I have the honour , Sir , to be refpectfully , Your humble and obedient fervant , PIER LA MARR . To Colonel ...
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