The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining KnowledgeJames Potts, 1782 |
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... heads of . a Bill , for making a turnpike Road from Cork to Kilworth Mountain . Committed for to - mor- row . Several petitions were prefented against infol- vent debtors . The house in a committee on heads of a bill to empower grand ...
... heads of . a Bill , for making a turnpike Road from Cork to Kilworth Mountain . Committed for to - mor- row . Several petitions were prefented against infol- vent debtors . The house in a committee on heads of a bill to empower grand ...
Page 42
... head for the re- gulation of the military of the empire ; and that could appertain to no other but the king ; his idea therefore was , that , instead of many , the houfe thould adopt one claute , which entirely kept clear of the English ...
... head for the re- gulation of the military of the empire ; and that could appertain to no other but the king ; his idea therefore was , that , instead of many , the houfe thould adopt one claute , which entirely kept clear of the English ...
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... Head ; the privateer , ( a cutter of 22 guns , fix and nine pouncers ) immediately on feeing the fri- Bele , bore away , firing at times tome of her tien chate guns , which however did no damage worth mentioning to the Stag , who in ...
... Head ; the privateer , ( a cutter of 22 guns , fix and nine pouncers ) immediately on feeing the fri- Bele , bore away , firing at times tome of her tien chate guns , which however did no damage worth mentioning to the Stag , who in ...
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... head goeth a feam or partition , after the manner of the Naza- rites . His forehead very plain and smooth : his face without fpot or wrinkle , beautified with a comely red ; his nofe and mouth To formed as nothing can be reprehended ...
... head goeth a feam or partition , after the manner of the Naza- rites . His forehead very plain and smooth : his face without fpot or wrinkle , beautified with a comely red ; his nofe and mouth To formed as nothing can be reprehended ...
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... head , it was next to impoffible to cure him of it . He was ex- ceedingly fond of his wife , nor did the fail to make returns with equal tender- nefs and delicacy : yet notwithstanding this , he began to entertain fufpicions of her ...
... head , it was next to impoffible to cure him of it . He was ex- ceedingly fond of his wife , nor did the fail to make returns with equal tender- nefs and delicacy : yet notwithstanding this , he began to entertain fufpicions of her ...
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