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Page 83
The cases under the title Poor are indeed stated more fully ; but the editor has
retained much extraneous matter , and does not appear to have strictly foilowed
the method of his late father ; who , upon this subject , was generally precise and
...
The cases under the title Poor are indeed stated more fully ; but the editor has
retained much extraneous matter , and does not appear to have strictly foilowed
the method of his late father ; who , upon this subject , was generally precise and
...
Page 103
On speaking of the late trials for high treason , an infinuation is thrown out on
juries in general , which , however they may be applicable to those in Ireland ,
leaft of all can be fixed on the late juries for the causes mentioned at the Old
Bailey .
On speaking of the late trials for high treason , an infinuation is thrown out on
juries in general , which , however they may be applicable to those in Ireland ,
leaft of all can be fixed on the late juries for the causes mentioned at the Old
Bailey .
Page 476
... though surpaslir . g , in beauty and variety , that of many other countries that
have been highly celebrated , being familiar to the eye of the natives , and , till of
late , feldom seen by foreigners , has been too much overlooked and neglected .
... though surpaslir . g , in beauty and variety , that of many other countries that
have been highly celebrated , being familiar to the eye of the natives , and , till of
late , feldom seen by foreigners , has been too much overlooked and neglected .
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