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... they attempt Paftoral, too generally foar above it. W hereas thofe, whofe whole Strength confifts in a natural Inclination to Poetry, are obliged to confi- der their Theme more attentively, and ha- ving no foreign Helps to rely on, are for- ced to make the ...
... Catalogue of curious and valuable Books, confifting of Divini- ty, Hiftory, Law, Trade, Phyfick, Surgery, Mathc- niaticks, Plays, Poetry, and JLomancds, with away, fine Bibles and Common-Prayers, beginning every Evening at $-o'Clock, and continue till all ate ...
... Catalogue of curious and valuable Fooks, confifting of Divini- ty, Hiftoiy, La.v, Trade, rhyhek, Surgery, Ma-he- maticks, Hays, Poetry, and Romances, with mau/ hjie Bibles and Common- Pray ers, beginning e.c:y- Eve.ung at 5-o'Clock, and continue 'tiJi all are ...
... the Apoftles, Chap. xxv. 35. It is more ffsd to give thaK to receive. The fame Day the A- jemy will alfo give the Prize of Poetry founded by the late Bifhop of Noyon *, the Subject whereof will bs,7be Progrefs of the Art ?? during the Reign of Lewis the ...
... Poor, Beg. gers, Jultices, informing, C)neables, National Cullom:, Grubltrect al d Polit;cal Writers, al d Laws agilnn Jews. Poetry, viz A New Srflion of she Poets. A Wint.r's Thought. Ic Midfurrirnci 'S With, by Mr. Duck. The Goffip's Talc. The Lady's Ddigiit ...
... Beggars, Juftice-, Informing Conftables., National Cuftoms, Orubftreet and Political Writers ; and Laws againft Jews. t. Poetry, viz. A new SefTion of the Poets. A Winter's Thought. The Midfnmmer's Wifh, by Mr. Duck, The Goflip's Tale, The Lady's De- ...
... the B???dgf-Jta4, Newcaflle. a*, coniifting chiefly in Divinity, Hiftoty, Law, Phyfick, Geography, Voyages, Novels, Plays, Poetry and Romances, with many fine Bibles, Common-Piayets, Maps and Piints, which will begin to be Sold by Auaion, at the M.et-H*dl ...
... AColle6tion of new and old Books, conlilling chiefly in Divinity, Hiftory, Law, Phyfick, Geography, Voyages, Novels, Plays, Poetry and Romances, with many fine Bibles, Common-Prayers, Maps and Prints, which will begin to be Soldby Auftion, atthe School- ...
... Sunday died at his Mink in Fullers-Rents oar Gray's-Inn, Mr. Edward Ward, celebrated for his diverting and ready Genius to Poetry. The Dr. Thief is of Trinity- Hall, Cambridge, and tb: College robb'd St. John's; the Books were fold publickly one Night ...
... a Turn to England. j., Laft Sunday cied at his Haute in Buiter s- Rents near Ward, celebrated for his and ready Genius to Poetry: He hath publi(h’d Pieces, for fom? of which he Jad tuff: Mor moft never by thofe whom he had tery’d: He was avery voluminous ...
... Remarks on the Final Answer, and Ld B*ke ; Craftsman's Justification; Free Briton's Talent; Mr. Piers, and Mr Budgell. III. Poetry, viz. Odes, Epitaphs, Epi- grams, Riddles. IV. Domestic Occurrences, Births, Deaths, Marriages, Preferments, Casualties, Burials ...
... clulhire, and Author of the elebrated Poem, Call'd, The .Art of Poliiich, which is writ i:i litii- •ation of Horace's Art of Poetry. His pretending 10 be the Author of this accomplished Piece, has -Itawn in feveral to fubferibe to it, or fome other Th ing ...