Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Band 66,Teil 1The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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Provided always , that no perfon or perions , by virtue of this prefent Act , fhal for any midemeanour , incur any the penalties hereinbefore mentioned , unless he , the , or they , be profecuted within fix calendar months next after ...
Provided always , that no perfon or perions , by virtue of this prefent Act , fhal for any midemeanour , incur any the penalties hereinbefore mentioned , unless he , the , or they , be profecuted within fix calendar months next after ...
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Magiftrates who , by information on oath , have reason to suspect that any place is opened for delivering lectures , & c . ray demand to be admitted ; and , in cafe of refufal , the place to be deemed diforderly , and the perfon ...
Magiftrates who , by information on oath , have reason to suspect that any place is opened for delivering lectures , & c . ray demand to be admitted ; and , in cafe of refufal , the place to be deemed diforderly , and the perfon ...
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Mr. Erskine maintained , that any confpiracy , of any kind whatever , or even letters written in a man's clofet , might , by the letter of this ftature , political perfon , and drew a compari be made out to be high treafon .
Mr. Erskine maintained , that any confpiracy , of any kind whatever , or even letters written in a man's clofet , might , by the letter of this ftature , political perfon , and drew a compari be made out to be high treafon .
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