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Biography.

BIOGRAPHY .

ODDITIES OF MR . HAGEMORE ,

THE Rev . Mr . Hagemore , of Calthorp , Leicestershire , died the istof January 174 6 , possessed of the following effects , viz . 700 I . per annum , and ioool . in money , which ( he dying intestate ) fell to a ticket-porter in London . He kept one servant of each sex , whom he locked up every night . His last employment in an evening was to round his preim ' et

go ses ^ loose his dogs , and fire his gun . I-Ie lost his life as follows ; going one morning to Iet ' out his servants , the dogs fawned upon him suddenl y , and threw him into a pond , where he was breast-high . The servants heard him call out for assistance , but , being locked up , could not lend him any . He had thirty gowns and cassocks , fifty-ei ght dogs , one hundred of breeches hundred

pair , one pair of boots , four hundred pair of shoes , eighty wigs , yet always wore his own hair , eightv waggons and carts ' erghtyploughs , and used none , fifty saddles andfurniture for the menage , thirty wheel-barrows , so many walking-sticks that a toyman in Leicester-fields bid his executor ei ght pounds for them , sixty horses and . mares , three hundred pickaxes , two hundred spades and shovels , ' seventy-five ladders , and two hundred and forty razors .

An Account of certain English People , who , in the year 1569 , makinc •' a Voyage to the East Ladies , were cast away , and wrecked upon an uninhabited Lsland , near the Coast of Terra Austral is Incognita , and all drowned except one Man and four Women . Given by ' Cornelius van Sloetten , Captain of a Dutch Ship , which was driven there by foul Weather in the Tear 166 7 , who found their Posterit y ( speakhur lishlo the Amount

good Eng ) often or twelve thousand Souls . . | pERTAIN English merchants , encouraged by the great adyan-V ^ tages arising from the Eastern commodities , in the vetu- i <; 6 g having obtained Queen Elizabeth ' s roval licence , furnished out for the EastIndies four shi

- ps , of which English was chosen factor who embarked , on the third of April , O . S . with his wife and family ' consisting of a son of twelve years old , a daughter of fourteen two iriaid servants , a female negro slave , and George Pine , his bookkeeper , on board one of the said ships , called the East-India Merchant , of co tons , being provided with all manner of necessaries and convemencies , in order to settle a factory there . By the 14 th 0 f M ^ y they were in si ght of the Canaries ; and soon

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LONDON: Article 3
TO READERS, CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Article 4
PRICES OF BINDING PER VOLUME. Article 4
WILLIAM HENRY LAMBTON, Esq. M P. Article 5
PART OF A CHARGE LATELY DELIVERED TO A SOCIETY OF FREE MASONS ON AN EXTRAORDINARY OCCASION*. Article 8
ON THE PLEASURES OF THE TABLE AMONG THE GREEKS. Article 12
ON THE OVERFONDNESS OF PARENTS. Article 13
CHARACTER OF SIR EDWARD SEYMOUR. Article 15
OBSERVATIONS MADE IN A VISIT TO THE TOMBS OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY, IN DECEMBER. 1784, Article 16
THE STAGE. Article 23
RULES FOR THE GERMAN FLUTE. Article 25
ANECDOTE OF THE LATE MR. WHISTON. Article 26
ON THE MUTABILITY OF THE TIMES. Article 27
ANECDOTES. Article 28
TO THE EDITOR. Article 31
AN EASTERN APOLOGUE. Article 31
ACCOUNT OF, AND EXTRACTS FROM, THE NEWLY DISCOVERED SHAKSPEARE MANUSCRIPTS. Article 32
BRIEF MEMOIRS OF MR. SPILLARD, THE PEDESTRIAN. Article 35
PROCESS OF SCALPING AMONG THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. Article 37
SINGULARITIES OF MR. HOWARD, THE PHILANTHROPIST. Article 39
A DISSERTATION ON THE MODERN ART OF SCRIBBLING. Article 43
EXTRAORDINARY EPITAPH Article 46
DESCRIPTION OF A GRAND COLLATION, Article 47
REMARKS ON MEN OF SPIRIT. Article 47
REMARKABLE REVERSE OF FORTUNE. Article 48
BIOGRAPHY. Article 49
POETRY. Article 53
ON SEEING A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADY IN TEARS, Article 54
SEPTEMBER *. Article 54
ODE FOR THE NEW YEAR, 1796. Article 57
MASONIC SONG. Article 58
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 59
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 61
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 67
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Biography.

BIOGRAPHY .

ODDITIES OF MR . HAGEMORE ,

THE Rev . Mr . Hagemore , of Calthorp , Leicestershire , died the istof January 174 6 , possessed of the following effects , viz . 700 I . per annum , and ioool . in money , which ( he dying intestate ) fell to a ticket-porter in London . He kept one servant of each sex , whom he locked up every night . His last employment in an evening was to round his preim ' et

go ses ^ loose his dogs , and fire his gun . I-Ie lost his life as follows ; going one morning to Iet ' out his servants , the dogs fawned upon him suddenl y , and threw him into a pond , where he was breast-high . The servants heard him call out for assistance , but , being locked up , could not lend him any . He had thirty gowns and cassocks , fifty-ei ght dogs , one hundred of breeches hundred

pair , one pair of boots , four hundred pair of shoes , eighty wigs , yet always wore his own hair , eightv waggons and carts ' erghtyploughs , and used none , fifty saddles andfurniture for the menage , thirty wheel-barrows , so many walking-sticks that a toyman in Leicester-fields bid his executor ei ght pounds for them , sixty horses and . mares , three hundred pickaxes , two hundred spades and shovels , ' seventy-five ladders , and two hundred and forty razors .

An Account of certain English People , who , in the year 1569 , makinc •' a Voyage to the East Ladies , were cast away , and wrecked upon an uninhabited Lsland , near the Coast of Terra Austral is Incognita , and all drowned except one Man and four Women . Given by ' Cornelius van Sloetten , Captain of a Dutch Ship , which was driven there by foul Weather in the Tear 166 7 , who found their Posterit y ( speakhur lishlo the Amount

good Eng ) often or twelve thousand Souls . . | pERTAIN English merchants , encouraged by the great adyan-V ^ tages arising from the Eastern commodities , in the vetu- i <; 6 g having obtained Queen Elizabeth ' s roval licence , furnished out for the EastIndies four shi

- ps , of which English was chosen factor who embarked , on the third of April , O . S . with his wife and family ' consisting of a son of twelve years old , a daughter of fourteen two iriaid servants , a female negro slave , and George Pine , his bookkeeper , on board one of the said ships , called the East-India Merchant , of co tons , being provided with all manner of necessaries and convemencies , in order to settle a factory there . By the 14 th 0 f M ^ y they were in si ght of the Canaries ; and soon

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