The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 143
r shame according to their demerit. There-fore give me leave to beg your credence beyond Sea andelsewhere, as you find me. The FIuuKj Pud gives intelligence from York, thenbesieged by the Scots; from Hull, Newark, and ^Mansfield;some notes of the proceedings in Parliament, respectingwhich the… … HEADING TO THE KI.NGDOMES WEEKLY POST, lf)44. The Kinr/i!o)iies Wcclclij Pod had the same heading, whicliis here copied. In a tract entitled Strange true and lamentahle ne\i:8 fromExeter and otlicr 2)arfs of tJie Wtstern Countreys^ there is awoodcut of a woman on tier knees praying for mercy.…
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