Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... Person who could converse in that ancient Tongue . To the EDITOR of the UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE . WHEN I was in Comwall laft Daines Barrington deemed this very fingu- * The worthy Vicar of Paul's parish was fo obliging. Governor's dispatches ...
... Person who could converse in that ancient Tongue . To the EDITOR of the UNIVERSAL MAGAZINE . WHEN I was in Comwall laft Daines Barrington deemed this very fingu- * The worthy Vicar of Paul's parish was fo obliging. Governor's dispatches ...
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... person then exifting who could fpeak Cornish NO of our laft Commiffioners , for enquiring into the forfeited eftates ... persons , pretending to be creditors , fequeftered all the most con- fiderable forfeited eftates , and appointed ...
... person then exifting who could fpeak Cornish NO of our laft Commiffioners , for enquiring into the forfeited eftates ... persons , pretending to be creditors , fequeftered all the most con- fiderable forfeited eftates , and appointed ...
Strana 278
... person or per- fons to execute the office during the inca- pacity of the heir ? ' The Judges being unanimous , the Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer made a very able and explanatory speech , and gave an opinion for himself and ...
... person or per- fons to execute the office during the inca- pacity of the heir ? ' The Judges being unanimous , the Lord Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer made a very able and explanatory speech , and gave an opinion for himself and ...
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