The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining KnowledgeJames Potts, 1782 |
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Page 41
... Several petitions were prefented against infol- vent debtors . The house in a committee on heads of a bill to empower grand juries to levy money for re- pairing bridges . Mr. Chapman reported , that they had gone through the fame ...
... Several petitions were prefented against infol- vent debtors . The house in a committee on heads of a bill to empower grand juries to levy money for re- pairing bridges . Mr. Chapman reported , that they had gone through the fame ...
Page 43
... Several gentlemen of ate have declared in this houfe , that they lamented the introduct on of constitution- queftions , though they declared their principles were in favour of them . I do not lament their introduction ; I rejoice that ...
... Several gentlemen of ate have declared in this houfe , that they lamented the introduct on of constitution- queftions , though they declared their principles were in favour of them . I do not lament their introduction ; I rejoice that ...
Page 54
... several of the volunteer corps , brought the prisoners , to the number of 98 , to town , and all but feven , ( who being foreigners were fent to the prifon in the Lots ) were lodged in Newgate as traitors , being natives of his ...
... several of the volunteer corps , brought the prisoners , to the number of 98 , to town , and all but feven , ( who being foreigners were fent to the prifon in the Lots ) were lodged in Newgate as traitors , being natives of his ...
Page 87
... several years . Here it may be prefumed he laid and improved the ftock of fcientific knowledge he is now celebrated for . From Warrington he re- turned to his native county , and took upon himself the paftoral office at Mill- Hill ...
... several years . Here it may be prefumed he laid and improved the ftock of fcientific knowledge he is now celebrated for . From Warrington he re- turned to his native county , and took upon himself the paftoral office at Mill- Hill ...
Page 131
... several Indian princes in poffeffion of their respective fo- vereignties , which they are permitted to govern without moleftation , on condition that they pay a ftipulated tribute , and do pot infringe on any part of the treaties , by ...
... several Indian princes in poffeffion of their respective fo- vereignties , which they are permitted to govern without moleftation , on condition that they pay a ftipulated tribute , and do pot infringe on any part of the treaties , by ...
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