Annual Register, Volumen8Edmund Burke 1765 |
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... laft , distinguishing the dead cash from the securities in each year , is now before parliament . -It were to be wished that all the dead cash and unclaimed pro- perty in all the funds , and in all the offices of law and insurance ...
... laft , distinguishing the dead cash from the securities in each year , is now before parliament . -It were to be wished that all the dead cash and unclaimed pro- perty in all the funds , and in all the offices of law and insurance ...
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... laft , after having devoured more than fifty women and children , he was , on the zoth of this month , discovered in the wood of Pommieres , by monsieur An- toine de Beauterme , a gentleman of a diftant province , remarkable for his ...
... laft , after having devoured more than fifty women and children , he was , on the zoth of this month , discovered in the wood of Pommieres , by monsieur An- toine de Beauterme , a gentleman of a diftant province , remarkable for his ...
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... laft sessions as were there- by reserved to be disposed of by parliament , towards defraying the necessary expence of defending , protecting , and securing the Bri- tish colonies and plantations in America , there be applied towards ...
... laft sessions as were there- by reserved to be disposed of by parliament , towards defraying the necessary expence of defending , protecting , and securing the Bri- tish colonies and plantations in America , there be applied towards ...
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fettling his Tuscan dominions on his fecond fon and is fucceeded as emperor | 1 |
Mir Coffim cuts off a small party of English The late Shah Zada joins | 8 |
Major Munro recalled fucceeded by major Sir Robert Fletcher Sir Robert | 13 |
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