... parents, and to obtain bit cad, grows difttisfied, negligent, difobedtent, nay, often diftfoneft j and i the mailer 'f •. ®''d temper, ■he rather' wilhes to got fat apprentice tfora .be file trouble (cfuauo| but here the magistrate Should with- all his might ...

... news of jthie the Landgravine, mother of the Grand' Pute)^.f» fiappened the 30th hub,; -'Sm. j4* : '?I Offend, Afrtl The (temper among black cattle.Sill continues in pam the diftritls Kurnes, and 'lpre's wherffet if* appears they immeJUtely kill the ...

... part oftny Lord's family, - tit refore promoted love and harmony amongd tbein he reconciled all their by the fweernefs of his temper, the of his judgment and great modcruion. And if any accident befel any of his tanners Hoods, llrrms, lightning, dec. he never ...

... that' kingdom on the inftant; and alfo his Excellency's Speech to both Houfes of Parliament, which he commend! the lingular temper' and of their deliberationr, and adds, refleil with the gceateft that the many difficulties and which 'appeared at our lirft ...

... accordingly, made provifion well for the fuppreffioii of the prefent difordcrs, as for the prevention of the like in future. The temper, and firmnefs, with which you have conduced yourfelves in this important lufinefs, and the general concurrence with which ...

... by the fweat his brow, to fubfilt himfelf and his family, and often fcarcely that. When thefe ufeful members fociety from temperance, and a wholefome confutation, have oat-lived their flrength, they naturally fall back into tha lap of that parifti where ...

... enough that the uniteS dence of the Legislature affixed thewmar dition of death topKMMpniffion of cmoai% crimes. Our laws are tempered with and mercy. But there appear both reaion and truth in the which have been deduced from a of Not purfuing this jjellruddoi ...

... not the officers in: prudent, temperate, and ftrady,; and ...

... ftrain the evidence it appeared, that Captain Forbes had conduced himfelf, during the continuance of that affair, with great temper and prudence. officer, he Ihewed proper attention to fave and proteft his parly, and bure the frequently given by the mob ...

... unlefs war be the topic, and then iiis fcientific abilities appear. has not the letfty of officers in general, bat prudent, temperate, and Heady and humanity adorns all his adtions. TliW? lad virtue will be monument of his worth, when either procefs of time ...

... illnefs; he is about 15 hands and half high, and has been ufed to run in harnefs. Alfo, A fine young Black Cow, remarkably temperate, no white about her, except on the upper part of her forehead. There is the mark WI, or IW, on one of her horns. —Whoever ...

... illnefs; he is about hands and half high, and has been ufed to run in harnefs. Alfo, A fine young Black Cow, remarkably temperate, white about her, except on the upper part of her forehead. There is the mark WI, or IW, one of her horns. —Whoever will ...