A Selection of Curious Articles from the Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 4John Walker Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1811 |
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... THOMAS SHERLOCK , who died July 18 , 1761 , aged 84 . Extracted from his Funeral Sermon , preached by Doctor Nichols , Master of the Temple IV . Some Account of Doctor STUKELEY , communicated by Mr. P. Collinson · V. Anecdotes relative ...
... THOMAS SHERLOCK , who died July 18 , 1761 , aged 84 . Extracted from his Funeral Sermon , preached by Doctor Nichols , Master of the Temple IV . Some Account of Doctor STUKELEY , communicated by Mr. P. Collinson · V. Anecdotes relative ...
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... THOMAS COXETER XVIII . Biographical Memoirs of Sir SIMON BASKER- VILLE , M. D. and GEORGE BATE , M.D. 86 886 91 92 94 96 · 101 XIX . Biographical Memoirs of ABRAHAM SHARP XX . Character of DEAN SWIFT . From the MSS . of a Gentleman ...
... THOMAS COXETER XVIII . Biographical Memoirs of Sir SIMON BASKER- VILLE , M. D. and GEORGE BATE , M.D. 86 886 91 92 94 96 · 101 XIX . Biographical Memoirs of ABRAHAM SHARP XX . Character of DEAN SWIFT . From the MSS . of a Gentleman ...
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... THOMAS HANMER ; and Mr. BROMLEY Page 147 - 149 XXXIII . Anecdotes of Doctor KENNET and Doctor WELTON XXXIV . Anecdotes of NATHANIEL PIGOTT , Esq . XXXV . Anecdotes illustrative of the Life and Writings of Doctor SAMUEL JOHNSON , in his ...
... THOMAS HANMER ; and Mr. BROMLEY Page 147 - 149 XXXIII . Anecdotes of Doctor KENNET and Doctor WELTON XXXIV . Anecdotes of NATHANIEL PIGOTT , Esq . XXXV . Anecdotes illustrative of the Life and Writings of Doctor SAMUEL JOHNSON , in his ...
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... THOMAS SHERLOCK , who died July 18 , 1761 , aged 84. Extracted from his Funeral Sermon , preached by Dr. Nicholls , Master of the Temple . HE was the son of a most eminent Father , who was no less distinguished in the last age , than ...
... THOMAS SHERLOCK , who died July 18 , 1761 , aged 84. Extracted from his Funeral Sermon , preached by Dr. Nicholls , Master of the Temple . HE was the son of a most eminent Father , who was no less distinguished in the last age , than ...
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... Thomas Gooch , his sister's son . Dr. Madox , Bishop of Worcester . Isaac Madox , a very sensible , ingenious , and worthy divine , was born about the year 1696 , of obscure parents , who put him apprentice to a pastry - cook ; but not ...
... Thomas Gooch , his sister's son . Dr. Madox , Bishop of Worcester . Isaac Madox , a very sensible , ingenious , and worthy divine , was born about the year 1696 , of obscure parents , who put him apprentice to a pastry - cook ; but not ...
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