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... thnujand pounds a year > Tl>en, Jemmy, like Yefpaftanyou cry f From all things, dulcis odor iucri. Tobacco, unrejlrain d by rules, The chilly 'warms, the hotter cools i _ The plowman, laborer, fp' ,r \ To Jave their pipe cou d lofe their di ntr * In toothach ...
... together sooner than I intended; and I shall lay nothing before you at present, but what immediately relates to Our Security at Home, reserving all other Con- siderations to a farther Opportunity. So wicked and daring an Attempt, in favour of a Popish Pretender ...
... on Account, that a Rule of Court be- ing granted for fum moning a Special Jury for his Trial, which was to lafl: only Hilary Term, and the Sittings v the Jury, who 'cried him, was not fnmraoned till the Term after, and by the fame Rule of Court: So that ...
... s breaft What joy thy feepter’d grandfire then confefs’d Beholding thee, a tyro from the fchool. Forefhew the of thy future rule, Anil Ned, thy little Juba, play his part. Half form’d by nature in Bellona’s art. Well may fay, when royalty thus deigns, ...
... feven Eighth-parts of the Lane. Intereft, and fevcral ofthe Parifhioners, prefei ed, within fix Months ofthe Vacancy, Mr. Jan Home Probationer, and Application' was made' the Presbytery, in order to have a Call moderate to the Prefentee : This was oppofed ...
... Paris to the King againft the Tax the tenth Penny. VI. Silent Eliays; why and whom Admiral Vernon is and hinder'd from coming home. Conduc* the VV3r. Key late Proceedings. Profit and of Great Britain the prefent War with Spain ilated. Lie* white and black ...
... Letter t Jan. to. Yefterday Morning about 3 -o'Clock, a Woman of Diftiuftion fell in Labour at the Mafcjuerade, and was carried Home in her Habit, and deliver'd of a Son, in two Hours after. Captain Curling, juft arriv'd from JTeW England, advifes, that the ...
... mand at the Head of Armies, there to fignalize his mi- litary Virtue, as the Scourge of Tyranny and Unright- eous Power. The ruling Paflion of Charles was to gain a Crown, and avoid a Coffin : He vied not in Honour with the Worthy, nor in Courage with the ...
... made over to them; and this Day they were prefented to the Barons of the Exchequer, where they conformed to certain antient Rules and Cuftoms, as telling over Hob-Nails, cutting Twigs &c by which Services the City holds Lands and Tenements 5 They afterwards ...
... something to say why Judg- ment may not be pronounced against it. For thus they argue, That it is very strange there should be a Rule of Court for such a Matter, to be decided in such a Manner; and that Sir John Prat had al- ways the Character of being a-learned ...
... ol building a new Parliamcnt-Houfe, during the Recefs, is laid alide for this Year. The Kinfale Man of War, who is recalled Home from Jamaica, and now en her Voyage from thence, wirh a conliderable Number of Me.chant-Men under her Convoy, has on board ...
... cuts. By Bevj. Martin, M. D. 3s. Oratio atorfiverfaria in theatro coll. med. bond. A. Ben}. Hoadley, M. D. 6d. The method and rule of proceeding upon all tleftions, polls, and fcrutinies, within the tity of London. d. The prefent fate of the praßice and ...