... 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 ...

... Parties but.there was very little Diftnrbanca on. that Day'y : froth-Parties celebrating the fame with more Moderation and Temper than has been ufual of lat^.; fame Day the Lord Mayor went St. Paul'*, withthc City laying befbrclijm, where creel— lent ...

... by making him Clerk of the Green Cloath, ar.d Pay-Mailer of his Forces in both which Polls, ty a particular Happinefs of Temper and Judgment, he fliew dthe true Lfeot Advcrlity bv the beft p.ov.incius ot Profperity, and manag'd the Greater Houfhold with ...

... the blejfed Sacrament y he had eaten and drunken unworthily and confequently brought Damnation cn himfelf. This defpondent Temper he was in, kept him fn m exercifeng himfelj fo much in Prayer became one in his Circumftances and from i fo deferens he ought ...

... \ Wongft the various; (tempers incident to Horfes, there are two remark\ able tor their Stubbornefs and Difficulty in admitting of Cure : The One called the Farcy* the other the Running Fruih or Caaker Foot: therefore is give Notice, that Willi Blake ...