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... thought, his vaunted rule t Is Pajfion's flave, or Folly's fool. Tis hence we blindly can approve The very faults of thofe love 'Tis hence blindly can debate The noblejl deeds of ihofe hate. Abroad thus works perverted Will i At home our views are darker ...
... te ermine no refpeft could win, 'f'jh lawn could a fin; J'lj tyrant pow'r ufurp'd a lawlef, rule: grew the titled knave and fool; P statutes aw'd the poignant long, r. 3v es were taught, that Kings could do no -wrong. Ul 't ftill is guilt, to me, in ...
... Maner recommend to you a pet fea TJnanimity'mong your felves, fuch as may entirely defeat the Hopes of our Enemies, both at Home and Abroad ?? the eroundlefs Infinuations, Cavils artd Clamours ot fome few ill defigning Perfons, to fluke thcStca- dinefsof ...
... purfuant to their Rules and Orders, and that of the 65 Livings, 22 do not exceed theyearly Value 10 1. &c. The Seamen belonging to the Baltick Squadron are not to be difcharged,' but to have fix Weeks or two Months Leave to go home, and then return on ...
... almoft inconfolable for his Death. Upon the Rumour of an approaching War, the Englifh Captains of Ships are preparing to return home. Rome, March \6. Laft Tuefday Cardinal Alhero- m paid a Vifit to the Princefs Sobieski, and the fame Day waited upon the Chevalier ...
... declared upon the point, no °uld be that it was the rule. If dii- 'eft medio, without a will HorJ'j '■he fucceffion, his children, for X ral Was bound to provide, would to the mind. This Olll the primary rule of fuccefa* children fucceed ab intejlato. V at ...
... Places neither fwarming with Points, and Grammatical Rules, wherewith all Authors on this Subject are crowded. Ti.e Pcs red. on df conveying any Art confifts in the Paucity ano Excellency of its Rules, and ia the generality of their Uie now. In this Method ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...