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... the Court, (f the Seraikier of Bender's having intimated to him, that fifteen Hundred Ruffi- an SubjeHs, who have been in Slavery in feveral Tarts of lur key* were arrived there, which he defired him to fend for . he the (aid Commandant has fent thither ...
... Things be? Without Witch:raft or Infpiration, we may pronounce, that they will be either precarious Freedom, or downright Slavery. The Queflion then is reduced to this (bort Iffue ; Whether we will venture fomething to velem all ; or whether we will lofe ...
... Neutrality ofthat Kingdom, they have notwithftanding burnt 14 Towns and Vil- lages in Podolia, and carried he Inhabitants into Slavery, after their hift Irruption on the Frontiers of the Ukrain. Meanwhile, 'tis allured, that Sarc-Bey-Cglou in Ratoli;? acis ...
... and String Beads, the Creft a mock Coronet, the Borders ' round the Efcutcheon had this Lifer iption Tyranny, Popery and Slavery. 4, F:ur Highland Clans Horfeback in their Drefs, ty d and bound hay ving their Horfes led after the Manner of the Highgate ...
... therefore we reflect upon a Rebellion, founded in the Ambition pf thofe Powers, and big with all the Mifcliipfs which Popery and Slavery can bring upon a Free and Pro- teftant Nation, w* are deeply fenfire of our great Delive ranee from rhe Dangers which threaten'd ...
... w.bich he return'd to the Deputies is full cf Fire and Refentment. By this we may fee the Difference between Liberty and Slavery. How much happier is this Nation, where the Prerogative of the Crown and parliamentary Power are kept within their proper ...
... their Eftates, and they were not bad enough for the Coun- cils of thefe Tyrants : They were not willing to fubmit to entire Slavery, and therefore were continually confpiring with other honeft Senators for the Relief of their Country ; others ofthem had ...
... equal to the Occafion, to maintain th. Right ot his Majefly, and to defend their Religion and Liberties^ agamll Popery and Slavery, which ftand ready to enter, as foon as Way 18 made for them C which God prevent ) by Force of thefe rebellious Arms. Indifference ...
... two reft of Nation muft follow and with Gizan-1 Journal Price 6d j f0Ul- prizes for Money buy One fingle tick Strides will Slavery advance upon us! How (hall we like flrong Man made drunk with Wine be expos’d to the Bonds every timorous bafe Pro jeSor who ...
... Popery. 1 s. 6 d. The wijdom of our forefathers recommendtd to the prefent times. 6 Liberty and property, no pretender. s. Slavery in miniature. A fable. d. Popi/h cruelty dijplayed. . d. The mijjion from Rome into G. Britain in ? the caufe of the pretender ...
... fee the Forces of that Nation there that once fayed them, as 'tis hop'd they will now, from Gallick Fet- ters and French Slavery. The Britifh Forces to be fent to Flanders this Year, we hear, by Agreement with the States General, are ftipulated to be ...
... above, which he fent us in Charity, to open the Eyes of poor deluded People, who are about to tranf- port them (elves to Slavery, Want, and Mifery. Waterford, July 11. Laft Saturday all the Charters of ptlr fcveral Corporations were broke by the Mayor ...