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... y fill’d the Top a Pint-Cup Inches and a in Circumference to no little Admiration that law it and the Beautifulnefs its Colour made it the furprizing Price of CORN at Gioucefter per Bujhel Wheat 3s o6d 4s o6d Beans 2s o6d to 3s to ...
... them to come and ballot on Wednefday next at the Eaft-India Houfe againft the Qpition : T. draw up a proper Motion for a By-Law to be made, that for the future all Declarations made by the Chair in the General Court, be determined by a Divifion, if demanded ...
... examination of the confequences Middleton's Free inquiry. 6d. Owen. M .examination, whether any juft j can be given of the law of nature. J Jk A letter to a Minifter, occafioned by 11 bowing at the name of Jefus. 6d. A compendium of the Holy Bible. Cruden ...
... Suppand fat fowp, as heard fay. The man being weary, wet and cauld, Bctweiu thir twa it was play. Quod he, Quhair is my horfes corn? My owfen has nae hay nor flrae: Dame, ye maun to the plewch the morn> I fall be hufly gif I may : This feid-time it proves ...
... on ai h-day in refHng from their la' O JU - J h not muzzle the ox that tread' 0 kida- Corn 1 Thou Jhalt not feethe [ Pt-eccn' 2 • other's milk, are two other J the law of Moles, and both thefe d generous compaflion to 1 ' creatures - Indeed, it would ' ...
... was in pofftflion of the diadem was totally defeated, himfelf made prifoner, and his eyes put out; by which, according to the laws of the country, he was rendered incapable of reigning for the fu- ture. When Adil Shah was feized, he acquainted the Nobility ...
... be abfohitcly foiled b.lore, or «'«*« lame Time, that the new Duties are l«r.«o\ in order to a tisfy the People, that their Laws have no relpect ol PerWiii . bu7lh« the intereft of all Ranks mull give W ay to that of '^our ?? Madrid fay. that though ...
... what they call C*/w», or Gushfeei It is made of Wheat -flower, and, when that is fcarce, of that of Barley, Millet, or India Corn •, they Shake fome of this Flower into an Earthen Pan, made for that Purpofe, and nbt glaz'd t , a little Water is always Sprink- ...
... The Child's Parents going to the Houle to know what had fo terrified it, were ationifhed entering the Chamber, where they law their Neighbour's Wife and Son terribly mangled and weltering in their Blood on the Floor, and all the Chefts and Cabinets in ...
... the Court of Dire&ors to iGcncral of December The Numbers Againft the Queftions 296 For Queftions there a Call Serjeants at Law the Term At Meeting Number of Trading I Inhabitants of and Liberty of Weflminftcr the Sun Tavern in King-ttreet unanimoufly ...
... natural Tenden cy to make the Adlor happy than miferable Nature is uniform in all its Laws and fo as that Uniformity does not take Place with us we are Rebels againft Laws and we will not fubmit to the Chattifement merciful Judge in this Life we may expeft ...
... Dec. 3. Some few Days ago there arrived in our Port, no lefs than forty Velfels from the Adriatic and lonian Seas, laden with Corn, Oil, and other Provifions, under the Efcorte of our well-arm'd Tartans, and the Frigate call'd the Conception. Ever !ince ...