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... Pfalrns, and fome .of in the Septuagint. By C.Fenwicke, E. D. De diale&orum orientalium ; oratlo habit A Tho. Hunt, S. T. P. Corn.de Pauw notxin PindariOlympia, ire. 4s. Tentamen re critica, Anglice prius A. Pope, Latine nunc emittente Ufhero Gahaoan. 15 ...
... William So- mervell of Dorater, one ofthe Honourable Fa- culty of Advocates, a Gentleman juftly cfteemed for his Knowledge of the Law, was married to Mifs Gib, Daughter of Mr. William Gib, an e- minent Apothecary in this City ; a very agreeable young Lady, with ...
... of Time to the Truftces. e-j \ Tnere was ftoin ont ofa Stable in Mutton-hole i Cramond- p.uiilh on Tuefaay- night laft, Corn John Law r Tenant there, ?? HQRyES^ the one a B'iue-Gray *i Blue-Gray Spors on bocn S.hes, - and a very fhort i'ail 5 ins Eight ...
... Humbly Jheweth, 'TPHat^the fair and lawful Trade of your Maje- A fty's Subjefts to the Britifh Plantations in A- menca, hath been greatly interrupted for many Years paft, not only by their Ships having been ftppp d andfearch'd, but alfo forcibly and arbitra- ...
... fubjeSls of Sweden have been debarred the tribunals of Ruff a from the enjoyment of the laws and prerogatives granted to all other nations. The exportation of corn to the kingdom of Sweden was prohibited, at a time when it was permitted to other nations; ...
... and that notwithftanding the Laws tjd tfeecontra- ry; By their Obfervance of which. Laws their Co- lonies are fain into a decliflin^Cronditicn, snd tiic French, French, oy the increafc ot tneir settlements there, are br corns the Caxriers of Europe. T.e ...
... Husbandry, the Farmers and other thofe Parts are about to petition the Par lias; for an Amendment ofthe Laws which relate 3 fiid importation of Foreign Corn. A Scheme is newly publifhed, humbly al- to the Parliament, for a Number of Galleys J built by the ...
... there can be no law too levere fuch traitors to their country. This is a matter which ought to fall under the examination of his Britannick Ma efty't council; too wife, and too prudent, not to difcern what mifchief the tranfporting corn, and other provifion* ...
... wond'ring mind Sublimely on. Be that detracting tongue For ever lilent, which, with ipiteful rage, Wou'd fain dethrone the lawful prince of fong, And drip the laurel * from his iacred brow. Go; thus attentive to the folemn voice vary'd Nature, watch the ...
... Town. Several Instances or Demands are made in Name of the most Serene Infante Don Carlos, drawn up by Persons learn'd in the Law, in Presence of the most Serene Dutchess Dorothea, Grandmother and Plenipotentiary to the said Royal Infante. Some of these ...
... in their roflfcffion above.thd Space of fix Months, provided there has been noConteft at Law, ihall pay lawful Intercft for the fame to the Captors; Likewife any Law-Shit have been depending -longer than fix Months, and the Agents or Managers have not put ...
... of his Dominion- Nothing can be of greater Ufe to fuch an Eftablifhment, than the Re- crularity or Princes Lives, which is a Law that fpeaksand perfwades with g lo re Efficacy than all thofe they could enact to enduce People to follow the good they would ...