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... Mean time the friends of the emprefs taking advantage of the troubles in England all from city only After the peace with Scotland prince Henry accompanied Stephen England The king En-gland contracted a great efteem for this royal youth whofe accompliflunents ...
... Strength decreafes daily that fhe can walk about and do fome Gen Tiiefday in the Afternoon a melancholy Accident hap-ycnedat Mr Try’s Suttling houfe at Whitehall occafioned Quantity Gunpowder being ought into Houfe ‘from the Magazine order make Cat tridges ...
... chofen.will furely not be negledted, confirmed him in his Choice. He opens his Heart a common Friend, and honettly difcovers the State of his Fortune. His Friend applies to thofe of the young Lady, whofc Parents, if they approve his Propofjls,difclofe them ...
... name Either Vaqhonwigh Dutch merchant who after revolution one the com of the revenue Ireland died worth I which much impaired center’d lafl in years her youth with in became there acquainted with Dr Swift and herfelf ambitious of being wit admired debtor’s ...
... Napper, More Critchell, in the County of Dorfct : He died of Fever Nappcr’s at Grange, near Sherborne, where he went to pay Vifit. The Living is ui the Gtf: of Sir William Napier. On Tucfday died the Right Hon. Richard Verney, Lord Willoughby Brooke ...
... Se’nnight was drowned, as he was learning to fwim, (to the inconfolable Grief of all his Friends) Mafter Frank Yerbury, eldeft Son of Mr. near Bradford, a fine perfonal Youth, about Fourteen. Francis Yerbury, an eminent Clothier of Birmingham, 17. On laft John ...
... pour' lt thy Lultre o'er the cliearfu! Land. With odorif'rous Garlands, t v .te 1 hail. Where gaudy Flora boalt. her thoufaiid Dies i And fwiftly wafted by thy balmy Gale, To thy mild Shrine the poor Lultruiioiis life. O may thefe Praifes reach thy gentle ...
... the World knows him, COMFORTS of MATRIMONY. [Ajtdreffcd tt a Friend.] YOU judge quite wrong to think your For- tune hard j , Life's Troubles, not its Bltflines, you regard i Believe mc, Friend, the Race ot Man can know No eai thiy Comfort unally d with ...
... a Sort of Fancy to the GirO had often prefcribed her s nor was (he a fcrupuious Obferver of Truth, being prevailed on by a Friend called Slamoir, to in- Imtiate to Jupiter an unlikely Story of a blind Grecian fin Reality a Gallant of her own) who, me told ...
... that there are fmall Animals upon the River Hypanis, which live but a Day. He that dies at Eight in the Morning, dies in his Youth ; he that dies at Five in the Evening, dies in decripid old Age. The Ungeit Life, if compared it with Eternity ...
... of War in that Station are ordered to go under that Operation, as Convenience offers ; which it is thought will be a great Saving to the Navy. A fmall Quantity of the Florida Wool is now in Town, which is reckon d equal to Spanilh Wool; and great Expeftations ...
... After faft’ the Prince and Princefs fervice ft (Xt -Vie in library which is in Germanand at in afternbon they fet for Brunjf- try of this city are preparing to give entertain-ments to the Duke York on his arrival and Pppe com-piupent in name of peo- Qravefend ...