The Director [ed. by T.F. Dibdin]., 1-2. ciltlerThomas Frognall Dibdin 1807 |
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... Lectures of the two first Institutions , a statement of the pro- gress of the British Gallery , and minutes of the proceedings of these and of the other learned bodies above mentioned , will form a kind of supplement to each pa- per ...
... Lectures of the two first Institutions , a statement of the pro- gress of the British Gallery , and minutes of the proceedings of these and of the other learned bodies above mentioned , will form a kind of supplement to each pa- per ...
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... open , and will continue so until the 23d of December . The school for the an- tique is very much frequented ; owing in some measure to the attention of the . keeper . Mr. Sheldon's lectures on ana- tomy , commenced 22 THE DIRECTOR .
... open , and will continue so until the 23d of December . The school for the an- tique is very much frequented ; owing in some measure to the attention of the . keeper . Mr. Sheldon's lectures on ana- tomy , commenced 22 THE DIRECTOR .
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... Lectures commenced on the 19th of November , with Mr. DAVY's intro- ductory lecture On vegetable and animal analysis , and on the experimental history of heat , light and electricity , ' the subject of his present course . In this ...
... Lectures commenced on the 19th of November , with Mr. DAVY's intro- ductory lecture On vegetable and animal analysis , and on the experimental history of heat , light and electricity , ' the subject of his present course . In this ...
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... lectures on the history of English literature . In his introductory lecture , Mr. D. began by observing , that a review of the first thirteen centuries would convince us , that we had many in- tellectual characters of eminence to boast ...
... lectures on the history of English literature . In his introductory lecture , Mr. D. began by observing , that a review of the first thirteen centuries would convince us , that we had many in- tellectual characters of eminence to boast ...
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... lecture was concluded by an ac- count of the works of Robert De Brunne and Adam Davie , with a few short speci- mens of the poetry of both these writers . Of the former it was observed , from Warton , that even such a writer as Robert ...
... lecture was concluded by an ac- count of the works of Robert De Brunne and Adam Davie , with a few short speci- mens of the poetry of both these writers . Of the former it was observed , from Warton , that even such a writer as Robert ...
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