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... conne6ted with the Nation, or Tribe. As no individual could make ufe of a fmall f t .ot for his own wants, he is fatisfied if the hunting grounds he values molt belong to his Tribe; he has no to annex any part of it to his own perfon : therefore, in this ftate ...
... nature bath left it in, made his property who takes that pains about it. And even 44 amongft us, the hare that any one is hunting is thought 4, his who purfues her •during the chace: for being-a beaft that is looked upon as common,* and no ...
... who ihot him through the heart, at a hunting match ;* and thus relieved world of his tyranny, after a reign eof twelve years. ...
... bufinefs, by a thurt of the tranfaelion as related by hiflorians. The favourite amufement of this King (Wiliam Rufus) was hunting. The new foreft was genet ally the feti,e of his fpott. One day as he was mounting his bode to take his cut . - tomary amufement ...
... voice of law fliall fave you. Should you dare to pry into the polluted reedies of ilate• craft and priefteraft, you [hall be hunted by the raven• cus bloodhounds of tyranny and fanaticifm. ...
... voice of law fliall fave you. Should you dare to pry into the polluted reedies of ilate• craft and priefteraft, you [hall be hunted by the raven• cus bloodhounds of tyranny and fanaticifm. ...
... by his judgement, all affairs both civil and religious; yet devoted his whole time to amufement. His days were fpent in hunting, or idle compolition ;. Lis evenings in all the variety of entertainments which the ingenuity of the traven his wife could ...
... by his judgement, all affairs both civil and religious; yet devoted his whole time to amufement. His days were fpent in hunting, or idle compolition ;. Lis evenings in all the variety of entertainments which the ingenuity of the traven his wife could ...
... hisnfelf fo entirety to hunting, that he forbad his minifters to his pleafut es with any hufinefs ; faying, his hunting was neceffai yto the flats it 41 was good for his health, and his health was ne,elfary to the nate. Thefe huntings were great nuifances; ...
... which the hand of time never fails to fpread over the %vita of hunt' n inflitutions. ...
... Col. Carttvright, rode out in the Great Park, and viewed the different ,farmS, and at twelve o'clock took the diverfion of hunting with the harriers. 6rd e t s have been received at Pottfrnouth, from the War -office and the Admiralty, to get - in immediatt ...
... and hunt the countries alternately. ; A letter frohi OxfOrd menfions ,the following alterations, in T the ' . different hunts_ in that. neighbourhood.' . The lonor:established and famous pack - of the Rev. Mr. ader, (a ivolthy old divine) hunt as usual ...