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... HOME NEWS. Sunday's and Wednesday'; Posts. LONDON. \ E hear his Majefty intends to ftay at \ Hanover till the 24th inftant, and then j to fet out for the Army. Gen. E. Pojl. ) The Charlotta Yatcht, in her Return I from Helvoetfluys, loft her Main-Top- ...
... this is 1 Price One Shilling,) 1 APtefcnt for Apprentice: Or, A Sure Guide gain both and Rules for his Conduct to hi* Mailer, and the World Under the following Heads, Camion in Set ting-np, Great Rents, Fidelity, Fine Skip/, Temperenee, Servants, Excefs ...
... thought, his vaunted rule t Is Pajfion's flave, or Folly's fool. Tis hence we blindly can approve The very faults of thofe love 'Tis hence blindly can debate The noblejl deeds of ihofe hate. Abroad thus works perverted Will i At home our views are darker ...
... . f Rules wric'r.q Scheme Bill ivetii g (mall Deb's. CVe relating to the y eie.or.a. the in 174'. Select from the Pipers. the Specdi. ate ui> home and abroad. The Civ.l Lift and Flutcr. wP, War. the Mir.'te.s. Of trie language ufed in Treaties. V 11. ...
... ADVERTIS E M E N T S. ?? Addition?, particularly lome Rules icr Breeding Fhcafants, hy a Gentleman ; and an Alphabetical Index) The Sixth Edition ot T*HE COUNTRY GENILEMAN and Farmer's Monthly Dire-*- -1 tor Conraining neceiiary Inftruftiom lor the ...
... I Mr. Cook's Poems is to be found the Imitation of the Twenty-fourth Ode of the Firft Book of Home, on the Death Sir William indham, and addreflcd iv P The Public will allow of the done to the Memory of the and will judge of the Propriety of the raucs ...
... te ermine no refpeft could win, 'f'jh lawn could a fin; J'lj tyrant pow'r ufurp'd a lawlef, rule: grew the titled knave and fool; P statutes aw'd the poignant long, r. 3v es were taught, that Kings could do no -wrong. Ul 't ftill is guilt, to me, in ...
... >-A>T)ifcQvcry-of -kite Nor__i-E:._l IViLge to the 'Eaft Inuie-s being look'd ufon ss very tneful to the 'I rule of England* as well as-to all Europe, we make no doubt but the following LetteTs from a Gentfemeu on board one of the two Ships that were ...
... Maner recommend to you a pet fea TJnanimity'mong your felves, fuch as may entirely defeat the Hopes of our Enemies, both at Home and Abroad ?? the eroundlefs Infinuations, Cavils artd Clamours ot fome few ill defigning Perfons, to fluke thcStca- dinefsof ...
... eafy Rule far Dancing any the Conn try-Dances that were or arc now in Vogue. Written the Matter of Boarding-School. Price each Pwr. A New Brick Houfe, Rooms a Floor, barns, i Stable, and other C niveniencies alfo one Yard Land of Glebe with a Home-Clofe ...
... purfuant to their Rules and Orders, and that of the 65 Livings, 22 do not exceed theyearly Value 10 1. &c. The Seamen belonging to the Baltick Squadron are not to be difcharged,' but to have fix Weeks or two Months Leave to go home, and then return on ...
... Diced. 10 ns how find out the Odd.' of Jug hi: noon double Dice- Rules, whereby beginner may, with due Attention to them, attain to Play ng it well. ic\ciui Stages for carrying your Men home, in eider no Point. How to out who lon/ardcll to win Hit. Cajes ...