... will fay more, only beg for poor fake, that f' :t f/ot Jhew more countenance to thoje you Jeem to have fa much inclination for* , the church*party, p. 128,9. (& e A friend was what Jhe mofi coveted ; and, for the fake of friendjh'f' -J; lation which ...

... Superslition exposed in the following speeches of Leontius and Demetrius ! Leon. The luft of gold fucceeds the rage of conqueft, The lull: of gold, unfeeling and remorfelefs! The corruption of degenerate man ! Urg'd by th' imperious foldier's fierce command ...

... after, the bitter met the £nn« fate from our people. In the mean time I got under way, and worked up within Point, well for the fake its a fafer road, as dellroy, if pofltble, the two (hips of the enemy which lay without the Villiine; but before the (hips ...

... overdocked with people who potfeiV this .}uality an extraordinary degree, but the few who do, might poitibly tor their own fakes, well the hap pine of others, be much belter, they were endued with no fenlkbility all. Poor Tom frankly, is ftriking proof ...

... ira the Otd*-ie fuel*, or* »r ...

... already lowered the price at Bear-Key to 4s. 6d. bufhel, and it is rcafonably exposed will Toon fill it to moderate price throughtmt the kingdom; an event much to be wifhed, for the fake of the iaduftrious poor, who in many parts' fuffier greatly from the high ...

... the j ty,; 0r lock-dutv, to granted to the takers, be proportioned to the . ice of making the canal; other wife i not t0 exposed pp.rf ...

... upon our audiences S fame time that I throw out thefe hints from a juft relentment of the irregular pradh-ces prefume for the fake of my brethren recommend few plain fen-fible books whereby may learn how to people againft the fedu&ions of intruders into ...

... for me that I lived in times when there was one gentleman be found in the - • (though there was butotir) that would for mv fake approve himfeif to the whole kingdom to be . The appellation is rather too coarfe for to write, you will hear it fi on a thoufand ...

... expofea to ridicule, feeling of the foul, which their vicious antl unprincipled cnaraclers have no title; 1 coniequentiy, for the fake human nature, fhould be lefs fevere on their foibles, did not ferious arguments give too much importance to men, who have none ...

... and frivolous allegation is when applied to juftify a magiftrate for not examining evidence. But 1 will fuppofe, for argument fake, the perfons accufed to perfectly innocent; Is it not the kitercft and the wifh of every innocent man to have his conduct ...

... forty acres each, and to be rendered up at the c-.id of the tick, in good fencible or- der and condition. Perfons intending f o fake a Icafe of thefe lands, will pleate give in figncd propofals to James Dallas, Writer in Edin- burgh, at'his houfe in Cant's ...