The Scots Magazine, Band 42Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1780 |
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... kingdom . Mr T. Townshend stated his objections to the estimates , and faid several of them appeared to be very extravagant , parti- cularly that of the Staff and General of- ficers of England and Ireland , which a- mounted to no lefs a ...
... kingdom . Mr T. Townshend stated his objections to the estimates , and faid several of them appeared to be very extravagant , parti- cularly that of the Staff and General of- ficers of England and Ireland , which a- mounted to no lefs a ...
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... kingdom's joy , Hail to her favour'd fails , That now can feek the pole , or fly To Afia's verdant vales ; Uncheck'd can court , with roving wing , The fragrance of the Eastern fpring ; Touch Afric's fhores , or bolder sweep The bofom ...
... kingdom's joy , Hail to her favour'd fails , That now can feek the pole , or fly To Afia's verdant vales ; Uncheck'd can court , with roving wing , The fragrance of the Eastern fpring ; Touch Afric's fhores , or bolder sweep The bofom ...
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... kingdom , the moft lively fatisfaction at the profpect we have in view , of feeing our country bap- py in the enjoyment of an unrestricted commerce , moft humbly beg leave to be indulged in the first and ftrongeft im- pulfe of thofe ...
... kingdom , the moft lively fatisfaction at the profpect we have in view , of feeing our country bap- py in the enjoyment of an unrestricted commerce , moft humbly beg leave to be indulged in the first and ftrongeft im- pulfe of thofe ...
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... kingdom have been happily advanced ; and , we truft , will speedily and steadily be carried into final execution . As the firft corporation in this king- dom , we feel ourfelves particularly call- ed upon to be firft , at the prefent ...
... kingdom have been happily advanced ; and , we truft , will speedily and steadily be carried into final execution . As the firft corporation in this king- dom , we feel ourfelves particularly call- ed upon to be firft , at the prefent ...
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... kingdom ; confequently he had a membrance of the advantages which this reafonable time to depart ; and the de- nation has obtained , from the judicious fendants , confidering him in the charac- efforts of your Excellency's prudent and ...
... kingdom ; confequently he had a membrance of the advantages which this reafonable time to depart ; and the de- nation has obtained , from the judicious fendants , confidering him in the charac- efforts of your Excellency's prudent and ...
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