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... Wang, ,to difturb General Heifer in his March. Some Advicas fey, the Grand Vizier is difplaced, and a new one of a Mactial Temper let up, which may he dangeroucto the Imperial Court. Prince Eugene of Savo, wit to let for Italy as this day, feveral Troops ...
... Meudon, and to invite number online L-idici the Entertainment. Tis fervM that this Elector, who naturally ol a cherful brisk Temper looks now vtr» much and which is attnbuttfd ohis'rtfltttmg the little Figure h. makes and the Improbability obiainii>g by ...
... Meudon, and to invite number online L-idici the Entertainment. Tis fervM that this Elector, who naturally ol a cherful brisk Temper looks now vtrû much and which is attnbuttfd ohis'rtfltttmg the little Figure h. makes and the Improbability obiainii>g ...
... middle size slender Man, an oval Face, a ruddy Complexion, a down Look, of few Words in Conversation, being of a dark sullen Temper, wears a Wig, his Hair (if any) dark-brown, bis Eye-Brows of the same colour, his Eyes appear little when he Laughs, his Hands ...
... to* adjourn to the sth inftant, to try during that Interval, whether it will be poflible to bring thole Deputies a better Temper, for which Count DenhofF, Marefchal of the Confederacy, and leveral ocher Grandees and Senators labour with all imaginable ...
... Kingdom, that Hearty Z a! and Dutiful Affe&ion that We Keffed for Her Mai’fts’s Perfon and Government. Ve are now Mel lame Temper and Dilpolition 10 give the U'moll monftration We are cap lie of all thefe ii this Ss-flion likewite. And there is lathing ...
... the has fince fent Letter to me, which! youa Copy, that you may commu. ,cate the lame to the Pope, who will loon know the « Temper and Principles of a Man, that accounts hnn- C Si indejendcnt. God forbid, that uch Arrogance. fuppnrteKy the Dignity ot Dean ...
... whole Kingdom maft be well plealed, to find \£[ thertilelves reprel'ented by an aiiembiy of Men. who have with fuch Wildom Temper, and'who ail th ir Proceedings have appear throughly Underftand and much to have atH art, the true Intereft ot their Country ...
... Intereft to reftore the late Prime Vizier to his former Dignity, and depofe the G and SigQior, becaule he is not ot a Military Temper. The new Vizier takes no notice ot the Promites made by his Predeceflbr to conduit the King of Sweden with a Powerful Army ...
... are arriv’d in the Army. They add, le^n - £ a s , ( A , Government. - that our Generals omitted nothing that was poffible Temper you frown, will I hope tboje to draw the Enemy to a Battle, but the French a- who bave tbe tli „. t 0 :U p j;. cm our Chunk ...
... to the are encamp d th- is to Number of 15000 Men. tn The een f- r out the to'h f t 0 f ct out the to recot Stre „ more temperate, uthfot CoreUa, where the Air _ and the and i 6, fr r ,he from sfratS import, chat tho Private dJifv fo?the Arm,, tis notesthe ...
... Pro/per ty, bles Our Zml and DutifuP'mfilcfrpn to Her Perfon and Government Which ajjurt Tour Grace Jhall he Demonjlrated the Temper and Unanimity of Our Proceedings, and the Chearful Dijpatch of the Aiatters which) f all come before Us And we have not the ...