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... framed that art Slave may make a Pert al Complaint to the Govern', of Dilmernbering or Mutilation-by hi' Mailer-or oft his ; and sbearasapaa,the Governor is to he impower'd to take Co i tnizattee of fuch Complaint, ael toproteft (licit Slave, in order to ...
... Batchelors, aged between and to, well defcended, or at leaft can pretend to be fo; and having outward hletnifh of Body, nor inward Averfion of Mind to a pretry Woman, Jay down each one hundred pounds which amounts to That Gentlewoman the fame Age, and the ...
... are all given awav to Genoele, and our Parifh XXXI. In any Complaint made the public ; Churches were great danger of being Hiled up in the Minilters relididg in either Court, the Complaint (ha 1 | fame manner, In Council, and during the Examination. ...
... their that many of them have aV many of them do ftill fave conn their prefent income; that application proceeds not fr orn complaint of the infufficiency o pends in Scotland, but is C a few prefbyteries, perhaps few men, in what light flors appear to impartial ...
... no Ways benefitted by the Index of his Tongue that his Motions are moving and unfettled which7 believe he not right in the Inward Man mean the Spring would poffible mayft him Error of Ways imagining Body to befoul ody the corrupted T This is to give NOTICE ...
... all Ships coming from the Levant. Dantzick, Auguft 13, N. S. The CommifTioners appointed by the King to examine into the Complaints of the Citizens againft the Magiftrates of this City, continue fittin, and have already, by the Cotiren«if his Majetty, ...
... them Years old the other two one Year paft and mark’d thus : One yellow with white Stroke along the Back and Horns turning inwards others dark-brown fome on their Rumps Tip of rheir Ears off and their Ears Whoever difeovers the (fo as they again) Thomas ...
... excellent Specifick in the follow , . ing Cafes ; in all Kinds of Fluxes, all inward Bleedings, Vomittings, and Spitting of Blood, Nixht Sweats, and Confumptive Complaints. Is wonderfully good to Creete an Appetite, and of great Service in molt Cafes ...
... alfo an excellent Sptcl.fick in the follow. ing Cafes , in al Kirds of Fluxes, inward Bleedings, V,J=ictings, and Spitting of Blood, Ni L lit Swears, and Confuniptive Complaints. Is wonderfully good to create an Appetite, and of great Service in Cafes where ...
... Employ tntnts. _ _ __ _ Lilt Week come worthy Nobility and Gentry difeharged their Frcuch Valets and other Servants, upon Complaint that they were OW 'rig in attempting to over-awe the Audience a few Nights ago at a certain Theatre in the Haymarket. A laudable ...
... his late Houfe in Sails bury-Court Fieet-ftreet This Medicine certain for any outward Bleedings and a no lefs Relief againft inward Spittifg and Vomui-ig bleeding trom Bloody-Flux &c ufed accordi’ g the Directions given with it It is alfo great Efficacy ...
... Sangufki's prudent management in the fupreme court of j cature, we are told that the country feenis now to enjoy perfect ftate of inward tranquillity ; and that the difputes which ran fo high among the nobility, are no more to be heard of. Notwithftanding the ...