... upon the Belly. There is no Diftemper incident Nature, ctellroys many Children a« WORMS, being often the Caufe of all their Complaints : And as they cannot alviayi be prevail'd upon to take proper Medicines, Reafon of their difagreeable therefore this Tin&ure ...

... toievprefs to your Excellency my JL. ' gr.u-ful Senfeof the many Inftanccvof Friend- ' fiiip voti have given me, and what An inward Satis- ' -jsiaciion it is to mci, to meet with the Approbation *of a General of your Excellency's Weighr. Ccr- * rainly Prudence ...

... Day the Parent of a War in Europe. The King of Denmark has assured the British Mi- nister at Copenhagen, in Answer to the Complaints of the East-lndia Company, 'That he continu'd in ' the Resolution of procuring to his Subjects all the ' Advantages in his ...

... Trumpets, and other Ceremonies ufual on fuch The Joy which two lurch happy Events gave here, was a little allay'd by tome inward Conunotions, occafimed by the Infurreaion of the Dalicatlians. On Motalay [aft, the Inflant, about Two o'Clock in the Morning ...

... inarticulate repetes. But when the inward light ('unerring Pope) Direfts th'embody'd Spirit to elope, What Flow of Words what Energy of Cant, Poflefs th' Organick Teacher in his Rani ! Words not his own he bellows, dire Complaints, And ftnns the hollow Groanings ...

... Batchelors, aged between and to, well defcended, or at leaft can pretend to be fo; and having outward hletnifh of Body, nor inward Averfion of Mind to a pretry Woman, Jay down each one hundred pounds which amounts to That Gentlewoman the fame Age, and the ...

... alfo an excellent Sptcl.fick in the follow. ing Cafes , in al Kirds of Fluxes, inward Bleedings, V,J=ictings, and Spitting of Blood, Ni L lit Swears, and Confuniptive Complaints. Is wonderfully good to create an Appetite, and of great Service in Cafes where ...

... alfo an excellent Spefcifick in the following Cafes ; in all Kinds of Fluxes, all inward Bleedings, Vomitings, and Spitting of I'.lood, Night Swears, and Confumptive Complaint*. It is wondcrlully goodT to.create an Appetite, and of great Seivice in mrft Cafci ...

... are all given awav to Genoele, and our Parifh XXXI. In any Complaint made the public ; Churches were great danger of being Hiled up in the Minilters relididg in either Court, the Complaint (ha 1 | fame manner, In Council, and during the Examination. ...

... lafl the Memorial pre,cuted by the Ma>quejs de St. Gifles, leafl as copiius as the Memorial itfilf. In this Piece ever; Complaint made by the Court of Spain is with Strength'and Reflation, and mcjl than proved to be without Grounds. Great Pains have t'Ui ...

... reft have mov'd off their Goods, k The King of Denmark has afliired the Bntilh Minifter at Copenhagen, in Anfwer to the Complaints of the Eaft-India Company, *That he continued * inthe Refolution of .procuring to his Subjects all the Advantages in Jul ...

... framed that art Slave may make a Pert al Complaint to the Govern', of Dilmernbering or Mutilation-by hi' Mailer-or oft his ; and sbearasapaa,the Governor is to he impower'd to take Co i tnizattee of fuch Complaint, ael toproteft (licit Slave, in order to ...