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... iuch Inforaatiojis ?? have nos yet learn'd- Latl Wcdnfday a Burton- tnakcr, wa* appre* hendod la the very Aft of -throwing Aqua-tor- iis upon a Gentleman's Cloaihs, as he was walking with othc;' GtafkjhCA? She to{*- fdlcd the matter, ailed gin ?,t hat (he ...
... Royal Academy of Sciences, re- lates to a very curious Difcovery that has been made ar the 'Hague, by M. Treinblay. It is an aquatic Infeft, called a Polypus, whith has this Peculiarity iti ir, thar when it is cue into fevera! Parts, each of ihofe Parts produces ...
... Sciences, related to a very curious 1 Difcovery that has been made at the Hague Hy the Sieur Tremblay. ' It is, that a certain Aquatic Infelt, callM a Polype, hatii this fingular ' Property, That being cut into fcveral Pieces, each Piece in the Space 4 of 24 ...
... fresh water Polypus, by Mons. Trembly at the Hague. Translated from the French From the Philof. Tranfadtions, N 467* THis is aquatic infedl, with a prettj flender body, having on its anter' or extremity feveral yet flenderer horn* which ferve inftead of legs ...
... Nether- how of Edinbuigh, may ig. hai All sorts ot Spirits, ?? fom Malt, as rich, cheap and jaood lasany where rife, v.z. Aquatic*, Limor.-fhrub, LCirafiv-fhrub, Irilh Ufqucbaugh, Gold Waters, Cina- mon, orange Limon, Ch.-r. vßtsndy, Collick, Hol- lind's ...
... Variety of new Experiments and Ohlervations. The whole being, as it A Natural Hillary of a Multitude of Aerial, Teriedrial, and Aquatic': Animals, Seeds, Plants, And is illutlrated with 65 ( oprer-Plarcs, curi)t.fly Engrav'd. which contain above Piaui-vs of ...
... no future worthies from the womb J Alluding the rjcr-meviorahle no-fight in tin only vidim that occaficn, the lenity of our Aquat, court-martial and martial-court fire by means fy The reader -will readily conclude, tkefe lines Wax R£N bad fo eminently ...
... at the Time leave us, the Inundation is over, the Waters are daily siding, the shallow Fenns and Marshes abound with P of Aquatic Animals; proper Food for the Stork; and well known that stagnating Waters are wonderfully pr tive of great Swarms of various ...