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... the Doctrine of the moft holy Innity, as fet forth in rhe 39 Articles of the Church of England, he denied, or by dd-oifed Speaking deny ihe fame, jball, ever and above the penalties by former ABs y fuffer Imprifohment. until he {hall make and r fubferibe ...
... WYE'S Letter verbatim, London, August 19th. LETTERS from Polland, by the Way of Hamburg, continue to speak of the Ravages committed by the Tartars on the Frontiers of that Kingdom ; upon ? which the Governour of Caminteck, has made fresh Complaints to ...
... Couftitution knew nothing about: And therefore, a.c Biaineis of that Council, ot all onhers, ought not ro have detained the Speak- €t er of this Houle after che Hour appointed for its Meeting, and a ring :iie Ci Time of tiie Day cm Houf-*. has ufu 11) of ...
... whereby half the quantity of seed usually taken will suffice: and from that half sown an increase is to be expected modestly speaking double, if not triple of what the full i seed would otherwise produce and tyet is so far from weakening that it nourishes ...
... yery ingenious at finding out new Crimes, and giving Things new Names, for he Commit- ttd a drunken Cobler t'other Day for speaking Blasph -â against the G - â -- he likewife bears a very great RefpeCt for the Memory of Old Nui, and he hates the Clergy ...
... Occafion tor the thought; and at the fame Time raifw ia ibme Degree a Difpofirion to prevent an Evil fo hurtful to Society. Speaking ofthe Custom of drinking D:ams in his Preface to the faid Book, he ufes thefe Words : And as this unhappy Cuf_om too much ...
... Dutch very well, and could ?? himfeii underftood in Enghjl), and had a little Notion of the French: French: But tho' the Speaking of many Languages be a pretty Aceeni piifhment, either in a Prince or a Gentleman; yet ft ift the Bufinefs of Government ...
... Highness of the deepest Re- spect and most loyal Affection, which we will pre- serve all our Life. When the Duke had done speaking, the Princess said I Have nothing to add to the Declaration of their Ma- jesties, but that I beg of the ALMIGHTY, That I ...
... the King came to the Houle of Lords, td gave the Royal Aflent tothe Mutiny Bill, and hat for redeeming fundry Annuities. Mr. Speak- tof the Houfe of Commons, at the prefenting the .titer, Ecquainted his M t ajefty, that the Courfeof he prefent Year, made ...
... Boy of 12 Years, who was biinji; 3, He procured to a Boy ot 5 Years, who wis dumb, and lame of Hand and Fo:-t, the Power of Speaking and Walking- His Hoimefs has given 10 the feveral Churches and Places of Piety in tuis City, the Sum of 15000 Ducats: and ...
... Lord Wiiliam Pawlet, Hon Geoige Bridges, Ef q . BfOgwver, George nodioeton, * Hafwcll Tent, Efqs. Taumon, ?? *Fane George Speake, Bf ...
... the Poor, LOYAL to his King, and faithful to his Country: Who served many Years in Parliament for the County of Worcester, speaking his Mind there without Reserve, neither fearing nor flattering those in Power, but despising all their Offers of Title and ...