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... Behaviour now fcem'd to promife, it would be damp'd if fhe knew any thing he had once loved Was miferable. This Generofity engag'd new Carefles on the Part of Severus, but he defired fhe would not men- tion that Woman any more, but leave it to him- felf ...
... of a near Relation's Perfwafion, who had introduced him to her, and thought they would be a proper Match for one another, engag'd her to receive him> in«*juality of a Lover; tho' long it was before he could prevail on her to acknowledge fhe did fo through ...
... what!i'sbeenreeeived,paiH Terms make ufe of therein,- or expended j what Appoint- and an Explanation or' Terms' rncnts, Engagements, or Vifits of Cookery. ' have been made, received, or jr.Ratesofl-lackney-Cotch- paid, and other occafional Me- men, Chairmen ...
... at prefent, that our Plantations and Colonies in America may, and ought to defend themfelves, and that we ought not to engage ?? in a War on their Account I hope you will give this a Place in your Paper as foon as pofiible. That they migh| be able ...
... tjeedes. . » To the PR INTER, Utc. • SIR, - I Have for a few Years paft retired from tbe Hurry of Birfinefc in which I was engaged near forty Years, and enjoyed more rhan one Place of Truft and Profit under, the Government, and in a Situation during the ...
... Perfons are deterred from profecutin^ Offences againft Turnpike Laws, and it is incon- venient to others being upon Journeys, or engag'd on neceflary Bufinefs, to protecute the Lime. It is enacled that every Profecutor or Informer may, in fix Months after the ...
... probable inoppref- five Means, for the Relief of the Widows of our Cler- gy ; who on Account of the Way of Life they have been engaged in, are generally helplefs, and unable to provide ihemfelves a decent Lively hood; their Cafe moll certainly deferves Compaflion ...
... motion of their neigh- bours ; penetrate, if they can, every defign ; forefee every minute event, and take part by Some engagement or other, in every conjuncture that ariSes. But as we cannot be eafily nor Suddenly attncked,and as we ought not to aim ...
... obtained two VelTels, but was in- tercepted by the Enemy, and was, obliged to return back; and Sir Waltei being now deeply engaged in the pub- lic Service, made an Alignment of his Interelt to Mr. Thomas Smith, after Sir Thomas, to the faid Mr. White and ...
... and next agreed with the North Char- ter- Connie) for Lands in Nova Scotia ; but being after- wards belter informed, they engaged fbr a Settlement farther to the Southward, intending for Hudfon's River, but were by the Conduft of the Mailer of the Ship ...
... apprehended The Sum then of thofe who are to drive the Englifh into the Sea, are about three Thoufand; the Indians may polhbly engage one thoufand more, and fuch regular Troops as the French may tranfport thither are to compleat the Amount of their Army. What ...
... make Peace with the French alone j and' what will you anfwer ? The Frenchman defires nothing more than to diffolve your Engagements and break your Meafures, fo that he may afterwards fall upon your Backs and deftroy you, fo as to fee an End of you ?? By ...