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... from Byre* t { Sold to the higheft Vropoials Received Anthony sra» near BailtnaHone or tty Mr. James, at the three tdeads in Athletic. ii new in tie Pff//* LOrd Clarendons Hiftory of the Rebel, lion and Civil Wars in England, &c, r.x Three Voluthes Folio ...
Ifocrates's Advice t
... {hould not make it their Bufinefs to imitate the diftinguifhing Virtues of their Pa- ints. Be convinced therefore, that no Athlete ought to prepare himfclf more againft the Encounter he is to have with his Adverfary, than you to ftrive to rival your Father ...
From WEDNESDAY June
... Parties of Pleasure. Yesterday there was a great Boxing-Match at Tottenham: Court, between George Taylor, famous tor his athletical Performances, and Nath. Saymoor, call'd the Lincolnshire Giant, when the latter was beat in two Minutes. A few Days ago ...
London, April 2. Fro
... Confef- fion at all. ; Lav Week dy d at h.s Seat at Bunny in Nottingham-' fhire, Sir Thomas Parkyns, Bart, well known by the Athletic Part of the World for having been the Author of a Book to teach the Art of Wiling, and was buried under a Monument, which ...
LONDON, April 4
... thoufand Guineas depended. Laft Week died at his Seat at Bunny in Nottinghamlhire, Sir Thomas Parkyns, Bart, well known by the Athletic Part of the World for having been the Author ofa Book to teach the Art of Wrefiling, and was buried under a Monument, whicli ...
From the London Dail
... bravest of our Men to be chiefly affected. Another Observation I made, perhaps not impertinent; a young Fellow of a strong athletic Constitution, resolutely bathed in the Sea-water, and never complained of any Illness. Some of our Patients, the 5th and ...
Our birth is nothing hut our death begun ; tapers wafie, that inf.ant they take fire. Shall we then fear,
... proclaims the pride And arbitrary nod. His joy fup) erne, To bid the wretch furvi-ve the fortunate } The feeble, wrap th' athletic in his Jhroui And weeping fathers, build their childn ni tomb ; Me, thine, Narciffa ! —What Jhor* date Virtue, not rolling ...
Elizabeth Debart, Mi
... Elizabeth Debart, Milliner from London, now - - from the Blue-Boar in the Borough of &athlete, Canteroury; to the Corner Shop facing the Green-Court Gates, ELLS all forts of Ribbons as cheap as at any Weavers in London; and all other forts of Goods at ...
L 0 ND ON, July t^
... than flic can throw off all that before appeared delicate and foft, aflume the Fiercenefs, and perform the Part ofthe moft athletic Bully; and (he is as well known at the feveral Round- houfes for Affaults of .Strength, as at the feveral Bagnio's for Affaults ...
1. 0 1, 0 hi, 73. t! at tie young Lady who on Satutday Night paid a private to ;
... ruffled, thin the can throw uff all that before appeared and loft, allume the Fiercenefs, and perform the Part of the molt Athletic Bully; and the is as well known at the teveral Roundhoufts for AllButsot Stiength, as at the fevcral Bagnioes for &faults ...
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... that before a Tempe T ruffled, than the Ppeared delica te and fofe, aflume the Fiercenefs, and perform the Part of the moft athletic Bully; and the is as well known at the fevera Round-toufes for Affaults of Str he Bagn tos for Aflaults of another N ature ...