Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... Earl of Strafford . Rev. Mr. Richard Pocock , Rector of Milden- hall , Wilts , to Mifs Elifabeth Long . Right Hon . Lord Warkworth , eldest fon to the Earl of Northumberland , to the second daughter of the Earl of Bute . Sir Charles ...
... Earl of Strafford . Rev. Mr. Richard Pocock , Rector of Milden- hall , Wilts , to Mifs Elifabeth Long . Right Hon . Lord Warkworth , eldest fon to the Earl of Northumberland , to the second daughter of the Earl of Bute . Sir Charles ...
Strana 55
... Earl of Strafford . Rev. Mr. Richard Pocock , Rector of Milden- hall , Wilts , to Mifs Elifabeth Long . Right Hon . Lord Warkworth , eldest fon to the Earl of Northumberland , to the second daughter of the Earl of Bute . Sir Charles ...
... Earl of Strafford . Rev. Mr. Richard Pocock , Rector of Milden- hall , Wilts , to Mifs Elifabeth Long . Right Hon . Lord Warkworth , eldest fon to the Earl of Northumberland , to the second daughter of the Earl of Bute . Sir Charles ...
Strana 120
... Earl , confidering what he was then in pursuit of : The Hero's breaft ftill fwells with great designs , In every thought the tow'ring genius fhines ; If to the fight his active foul is bent , The fates of empires turn on its event ...
... Earl , confidering what he was then in pursuit of : The Hero's breaft ftill fwells with great designs , In every thought the tow'ring genius fhines ; If to the fight his active foul is bent , The fates of empires turn on its event ...
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