The Gentleman's Magazine, Band 61F. Jeffries, 1787 |
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... lived in the ftricteft friendship . But in the course of this year ( 1759 ) the Vicarage of Ched- worth in Gloucestershire coming to his option from College , he determined to retite from his London appointments , and to refide entirely ...
... lived in the ftricteft friendship . But in the course of this year ( 1759 ) the Vicarage of Ched- worth in Gloucestershire coming to his option from College , he determined to retite from his London appointments , and to refide entirely ...
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... lived till the 1ft of Rich . III .: neither could it be Sir Humphrey ; for he was in great truft with Edw . IV . throughout his whole reign , and lived till 1 Hen . VII . [ for thefe facis fee Dugdale ] . It feems , therefore , as if it ...
... lived till the 1ft of Rich . III .: neither could it be Sir Humphrey ; for he was in great truft with Edw . IV . throughout his whole reign , and lived till 1 Hen . VII . [ for thefe facis fee Dugdale ] . It feems , therefore , as if it ...
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... lived much in Holland before the Revolution , and , as appears from his Hiftory , fometimes long after that me- morable æra * . He was much with the refugees from Great Britain at the Hague , and particularly with the Earls of Argyle ...
... lived much in Holland before the Revolution , and , as appears from his Hiftory , fometimes long after that me- morable æra * . He was much with the refugees from Great Britain at the Hague , and particularly with the Earls of Argyle ...
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