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... [ IO BUCKLES. OF cmire new eoual In Co« lour to the finuft Gold, and ill engaged tohold it, and the Fattens ever feen in thiskincdoi.i. a,e manul*aur«d and fold Jan as hdanly Callle-ftrect, Dublin, a,. Bd. b. per Oa. iH u retuintd for old Metal, tvery ...
... private Letters from Stockholm we are informed, that the £:neral Opinion of the Inhabitants is, that their Sovereign means to engage them in a r.o lefs than fpiritej War, with Encouragements that render the Dangers and Lxpences dufirable to all Ranks of People ...
... lanht-r in an Affair, ia which, protefts, nothing the Love JulUre lilm engage. tor the Gentleman at, apprehenlive, that Lenitive, v.-.1l It ore him to the Stale ot his he was ever happy to P'-ffcls it. He mull only proceed hunt,/urn /triem, and tty what ...
... Miles from Thomas-dreet, a Leathern Bag, containing the following remarkable Petition } the Oddity of which will, 1 hope, engage you to give it Place in your jultly admired Paper. To his Grace the Ar?-b?p of D n. The humble Petition of m?l P ll ?û ...
... Remonllrances, no Perluafions will have dny EffeCt on the Author, or Authors, (for there may, pcrha ps, mere than one Scribbler engaged in this Undertaking) whofe Hunger, vanity and Obftinacy, will fltll impell them to petfilt in continuing their Remarks, while ...
... fwelied this Volume, inftead ot Letter, but hope this will fuffice, and that it will detef other* from entering into any Engagement* with you, in Regard to the St. Johns, which plunge them into the uiiiieft af.Uikty and . Want i v. Ji.cn is the itfitti ...
... cultivating, and betiet Peopling Eaft and Weft Florida. VVe hear that Orders are feet Hancvcr for fotre Hundred Per Inns to ke engaged in that Elrftorate, to be dripped off the Government’s Kxpence for both the Floridas. Itis laid, that the Officers of the ...
... Hu(ban , and li':e Wife ? Pt.ce, iwance ! Can potent Momtrchs '••31. If Promifes. or Vows, their Will rcflrain ? Vows and Engagements only Subjects bind, Korn to obey ; Kings govern uiiconfm’d. Thi QUEKEC HERO. OLF’s Rival, Quebec's Viflor fear’d With Bellamont ...
... * The Conductors *f the New Freeman’s Journal prefem their Compliments to Mr. Maffcli i wpuld be very p-oud that he would engage to wide for their Paper, as they are fatiTied of his literary Abilities. They will furniili him, fiom Time to Time, with Hints ...
... the Decree was affirmed. We have Advice Pcrfon arrived from Gibraltar, that a Ruflnn and French Man of War have had an Engagement in the Mediterranean ; and after an Hour’s Conteft the latter was let on Fire, the Flames reaching the Magazine the Frenchman ...
... wtirthy, noble Friend, f,-,ih , could rellrain him from his amorous Buriuits, or his Tide of Drilipaticrt. While Mowbray is engaged finding out Mil’s logerton, are acquainted with that young Lady’s Character and M'slcriunes. Her Father had been OiHctr, who ...
... been Mil’s Au 'lev, her ar'ing llietr Misienunes, H-gli Welds t!s b; tween Eaertcn and Mowbray, they ale upon the Bor: I engaging Duel, when Lcfl.e enieis provt-ni* it. Mowbray attacked H nor. tccli a proper and a!moll dc*. jrmn.cd honourable Furfuit ...