The Edinburgh annual register, 第 4 巻、第 2 部1813 |
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... night the gale increased excessively , blowing in most tempestuous squalls . In one of these sudden gusts ( which have been expe- rienced , both at sea and on shore , in a most extraordinary degree this winter , ) she , it is supposed ...
... night the gale increased excessively , blowing in most tempestuous squalls . In one of these sudden gusts ( which have been expe- rienced , both at sea and on shore , in a most extraordinary degree this winter , ) she , it is supposed ...
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... night , and did adjudge him to be severely censured , and im- prisoned in the Marshalsea for three months . A maniac found his way into Carl- ton - house on Saturday morning , upon pretence of his bringing a message from the Queen to ...
... night , and did adjudge him to be severely censured , and im- prisoned in the Marshalsea for three months . A maniac found his way into Carl- ton - house on Saturday morning , upon pretence of his bringing a message from the Queen to ...
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... night from the north - east , not less than twenty small fishing and other vessels have been lost at Gravesend , and in other parts of the river . Amongst the casualties of the late blustering weather , the principal part of the quay ...
... night from the north - east , not less than twenty small fishing and other vessels have been lost at Gravesend , and in other parts of the river . Amongst the casualties of the late blustering weather , the principal part of the quay ...
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... night last at Pimlico . In the early part of Sunday a man fell through the ice , in the Serpentine river , and was drowned . Every exer- tion was made to save him , but in vain ; and the body was not found at a late hour last evening ...
... night last at Pimlico . In the early part of Sunday a man fell through the ice , in the Serpentine river , and was drowned . Every exer- tion was made to save him , but in vain ; and the body was not found at a late hour last evening ...
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... nights of Mon- day and Tuesday , 7th and 8th inst . On the night of Monday , between six and seven o'clock , it was first percei- ved . The city of Armagh appeared to the beholders , about six miles in a southerly direction , to be most ...
... nights of Mon- day and Tuesday , 7th and 8th inst . On the night of Monday , between six and seven o'clock , it was first percei- ved . The city of Armagh appeared to the beholders , about six miles in a southerly direction , to be most ...
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