... constructed for that humane purpofe. He was so much exhausted, that it was a considerable time before be recovered sufficiently to speak to be under- stood. The Brazen had the day before taken a prize off the Isle of Wight, and sent her to Portsmouth, under the ...

... fair complexion, pitted with small pox, dusky hair, and has what is called a heavy eye, and lowering or frowning appearance, speaks the dialect of this country. On Sunday last he wore a round hat, red silk napkin spotted with white, dark blue short coat ...

... age, 5 feet 5 inches high, of a ruddy complexion with light eyes, and light hair, well made, walks quick and upright, and speaks fast. Whoever will apprehend the said James Kerridge, and lodge him in his Ma- jesty's goal for the town and borough of Ipswich ...

... grate- ?? hc-n to the P.r.yal Urca-.t to witness ?? of l-.is people's love, veneration, and TSeaersre ssi.s'ee, ar.d still speaks, hut one l7«i.tvc'.7 voice, as one the feeling; of their ?? 7rsd forgotten — Sentiment knew no 7. ■i-.l'iv flocked roue! the ...

... Comnplete Country sowaen .frn Goldon's Family Phyaician, an. 6d. Maplo's Complete HorEe Doctor, Ps e 6d. The Newz Art of Speaking, Price as. 6.1 Palmer's New Spouter's Companion, is. Vernon's New London and CokutrySegler, en. .Arnold's New Hitory of America ...

... vagabonds might also effectually prevented, were the task undertaken with patience and steady resolution. The Oxford paper, in speaking the hailstorm which fell at Heyford, the ult. declares that the hail were large irregular pieces of ice, of the size in general ...

... is a good deal marked. with the fsall pox, frs.h corn - plexioned, and has black hair was born in LiVillCO]O- n ihire, and Speaks the Lincoluflhire dialel1; is a hard- , 'a'ocking n has'lately been employed at Hull or near it, afid' is fappofed tO be now ...

... Shiould be considered ais one of Else niost aellmi esto society, by beingbIlie' fortun't' itilrone o sovaluable a discovery. I speak frorm facts, hie ?? lo lael r vord w in my own ' hoille froin vei-y ddangesoos consunlptions; the~ rear number of euotes -; ...

... iris agClrjaieinimfs. Wivcs and maidens,, Young mci iuarid boys, all lilten with delight when tjieir fathers ard 6irbands Speak of him. 'Nor does 14eep opprers thrir eyes, if their laiours be but er'llvcned with a fuory of Rinallld. He istire hero oi ...

... years have bcenscarcely :days free from illness,which to describe particularly migiht !-c unimportant and impro- per; bhrt, to speak genera ,e, I was afflicted witlh a contirerl shortness of hreatlt, accomparried by palpi- tation of the heart; my appetite ...

... passing ?? through the South Inch of Perth, * t dkpen by ar middle-aged and rniddlesied man, with a, brows complexion, asd speaking with the Highland accent, dressed in a blue short coat, a Highland: rcd fow andwhite tarta plaid over his shoulderrwhite ...

... Bnry; Loder, IVO-d. bridge; Dencher, Saxnuodlharn; and one pesson in most tewns. S Soid 5y iV. = i Paf lF IW Medisine Wspo ca speak to the s .ppCior ?? tie Medicine. 5 ~~~To Dr. 'BRODUMI. i ' 0 Vr ?? d t~i'd P ublia IR, .1 think it ?? I calve to youli a ...