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... l Plenipotentia,■ the C,ne > 'j\ ,tl Flue an.l Tim: which be in-’ withthe Minifter the faii States General-, if* .'v-zv* i temper you without -Loj. r.f Trie, that have fix the Opening of the Lonorei's the 12th January next, in the Town L ire.i t. /Is rre ...
... Aunv £ in Flanclor l . I.ouila Mtiart, Dauf-h'tT o* Jnr Kina of Goat Briratu. a Frmttls tnr.nrnt vVir, J Piety, Sweemels of Temper, ami o'her Qinh'ic. SJ. __ worthy of her Birth, ilKtl at St. Germain ill. Inftanr, «b«1 Years and a Mooths, lire b.it'g Born ...
... Crime than that »f having toofmall Portion (which Jhe owns is great Privocathn) hopes that the faid John Arthurâf GENEROUS TEMPER being put in mini of the confiderable Fortune her Aunt his now Wife brought him, Joined to a Patient and worthy Charade> will ...
... being the firft Prince ofthe Blood Royal of Scotland, next to thola King James the VI h’s Line. His Affable and courteous Temper, and other Noble Qualities, make hta Lois much the more bewail’d and particularly for Che Affl ftion it brings upon his Family ...
... Advocates ? Or fliall he fiic- feed to Anirchy and Confufion? Shall he head a De- mocratical Scheme, or take his Place in a Well-temper- ed Oligarchy ? Will a Sovereign Prince, whofe Veins arc full of Royal 8100d 3 and his Soul habituated to truer Greatnefs ...
... Vavo ?? ;v us :° rlij : . and it wi flull take a» Qccafionsofiiu ■ I ■ . •'. ■•:. ; fcion to your Majeity, by tl: • : : \ and Temper of our Proceedings, by cheat 1 '■ ?? granting theneceflary Supplies, and by fvcpndini ur Maj-.liy's gracious Intentions oi ...
... ed any Privileges belong, ins to a $np ...
... enough. Britoxiartismiroducdasanir Uke Maid, whom Archimago, a Magician, tries to ?? Ie, and win over to a more peaceable Temper '■■■ ■ I failing in that Attempt, he ftricktshcrwitha \Vb;M puts bc j r v.nder Enchantment, and binds her to a Rex: Aiter ...
... Pieicnas are, how effectually anfwered and . ; and how well they have kept then- Promife ; eeeding inthe Publick Affairs with Temper, Una • I Application. This EvenhiL Sir Thomas Haninci came ro Tow . .:toik, attended by above ico Gentlemen on ;u;e Advices ...
... lecur'd the Succefsof that Day. His gentle Compfition of Body was informal a lively and vigorous Mind, and the Generality of his Temper cover'd.it felf in a Freedom of Conrerfation, on. which his Age made no ImprePion. Mr. Robertfon of Blufletti and Mr. Lancdlet ...
... the Sweecnefs of his Be- haviour in all the ordinary and familiar Intercourfcs of i,ifej being blefs'd wiib that Evennefs of Temper, which as it adorns the private Man, fo it in a peculiar Manner recommends the Judge. Nor mqft we omit that which is chs greateft ...
... with the Ring's Ar- my is march'd to Invernefs. Hi* Excellency obfcrm, ftrift Difcipline among the Troops, and his generous Temper, and courteous Difpofition, has gain'd him the Aff.ftions of the People, : So that it is faid Steuart of, Appin's Men bave ...