... have refttd on that Sajis, and the of Union, which gives this Church the firongefi Security for. its Continuance, dfctares the Laws that concerns private Right unalterable, that wf mufi look upifn ary Innovation Precedent highly dangerous to the Confiitution ...

... who are. to be follow’d a Body Spahis. We are even affur’d, that they have already begun to erefl confiderable Magazinesof Corn, Hay, &c. that Side. And yet the faid Letters inform us, that the Grand Signior has recently given the ftrongeft Affurances ...

... Jan. GenoafTyY Letters from Leghorn we are Jan. fj informed, that a Venetian Frigate of War, and an Englifh Veflel laden with Corn, had both perifhed at Sea in the Courfe the laft off the I Hand of Lys, but that the CftWs of them had been faved. The fame ...

... as the ordinary white Oats, they agree with poorer and Colder Soil, are fourteen Days earlier, and yield a much richer Crop Corn and Fodder than it other Oats whatever, and are famous for Seed in the South of Scotland that they generally give half a Crown ...

... ought to meet with all Encouragement, the Gentry the Country, great Part of whom, ufe it with good Succcfs themfclvks) and “the Laws of the Nation can afford A As there has feverar Times been-general Complaints of the Extravagancy Servants, as to their Wages ...

... Hens, befides feveral confiderable Services, fuch cafling and leading the Proprietor’s Peats, reaping and bringing in his Corns, &Pc. ffhe Lands of Bijhopmiln held Feu, and Linksjield of the Crown. N. B. ‘The whole Efiate is pleafantly fituate, has a ...

... of Wine or any other Liquor. This being premifed, :t follows that if Corn be granted to be the moft natural, and therefore moft proper Food the Animal, all Nourilhment drawn from Corn, tho’ vari■ ■t '■— * «£ prepareo. mult anfwer the fame good End in fome ...

... arife the ejfential Oil ; whereas, if extracted from unmalted or unvegetated Corn, there muji arife an exalted Vinegar, the certain of thofe thaVufe it* 2. From no other Corn, but that which is vegetated or malted, can there arife the ejfential Oil, above ...

... Evening betwixt Six and Seven, at Weft End, by Harow on the Hill, a large Barn, belonging to Farmer Green tree, filled with Corn and Hay, was.feton Fire by the Lightning, and entirely deftroyed, together with a Dovehoul’e and two Stacks ot Hay ; with ...

... voluntarily convenanted to be beafts of Bur den, and to be ufed worfe than fuch, as they generally are, they have a Right, the Law of Nature, to regain their freedom by all the Means in their Power, even to the Extirpation of thofe Who keep them m cruet Bondage ...

... one Dram, Gun Ammoniac two Dcams, Powder Liquorice half an Ounce thefe made into a Ball with Honey. IX. They ought to have no Corn, nor dry eat any kind. Boiled liquid Food, fuen ‘as Mafhcs, are fit. Water Milk-warm muft / given frequently to drink. Let ...

... fancy do as earneftly as they do their Money), the AffemWy’s qo.m'ftilffionets may apply for rt, to .procarc a Law, that.no landed Scotland time coming prefume > ti , bis Parifh-Mmiller a Piece of his Equipage, his Servant, or his Hireling or ufe thse ...