The Hibernian Magazine, Or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, Svazek 1James Potts, 1771 |
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... Second Article . That the king's colours be kept Aying on the shore until we embark , and the fame on board his Majesty's floop Favorite , and that the officers and troops be permitted to remain in their quarters as before . Third ...
... Second Article . That the king's colours be kept Aying on the shore until we embark , and the fame on board his Majesty's floop Favorite , and that the officers and troops be permitted to remain in their quarters as before . Third ...
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JUNIUS's Second Summer Letter to his Grace the Duke of Grafton . fhame . Thus it happened with the beft of Princes.Poor. for his taking the earliest opportu- nity to recall you to his councils . Yet you have other merit in abundance . Mr ...
JUNIUS's Second Summer Letter to his Grace the Duke of Grafton . fhame . Thus it happened with the beft of Princes.Poor. for his taking the earliest opportu- nity to recall you to his councils . Yet you have other merit in abundance . Mr ...
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... Second Satyr and Mr. Du - Bellamy . Third Satyr , Fourth Satyr , Fifth Satyr , Sylvan , Principal Fairies . Mr. Phillips . Mr. Baker . Mr. Fox . Mr. Owenfon . Two Children , being their first appear- ance on any stage . Mrs. Baker , and ...
... Second Satyr and Mr. Du - Bellamy . Third Satyr , Fourth Satyr , Fifth Satyr , Sylvan , Principal Fairies . Mr. Phillips . Mr. Baker . Mr. Fox . Mr. Owenfon . Two Children , being their first appear- ance on any stage . Mrs. Baker , and ...
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