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... bound for the Hightail& . 7 4 , 7bg: is E. PrAix Li A n age, the n t he of Scotland; for the the of the Pretender. s i bte of Poetry, By Ti!yl. Wellkid. In rite 4s. N. r. The PUCMS By a Mail from Frail& we are told that the and Ulf tion are printed in a fmall ...
... which is prefied, A Differtation concerniug the In two Sheol Price 1 e. 6 cl. Perieftion of the Englith Language, the State of Poetry, a. A Map tft he Diocefe of Canterbury, with an Alpha- &c. By Mr. Welfted. IR Price 4s.N. B. The Putins betical Table of all ...
... aion of EPIGHAMS. To which is pix% about tOOO or 1 soo 1. a Trifle to this noble A aitical,Allcrtitaon upon the S F ec.es of Poetry. aa. City, fo renowned for good Works. iviolt of the foreign Minifters have been to trot the moths, width bst few tostefl ...
... tilc Houk ot Peers, and being in Age was itnt to Cambridge, where m.iin his Koyal Rob, kate lon the Throne with Study ‘v.as Poetry. But beiulf, ct the utnal Solemnity, Sir Charles D ikon, Gen:l._. Temper , and indin'd to Vice, he ti)enL man Uth.r of Black ...
... Poor, Beg. gers, Jultices, informing, C)neables, National Cullom:, Grubltrect al d Polit;cal Writers, al d Laws agilnn Jews. Poetry, viz A New Srflion of she Poets. A Wint.r's Thought. Ic Midfurrirnci 'S With, by Mr. Duck. The Goffip's Talc. The Lady's Ddigiit ...
... Sunday died at his Mink in Fullers-Rents oar Gray's-Inn, Mr. Edward Ward, celebrated for his diverting and ready Genius to Poetry. The Dr. Thief is of Trinity- Hall, Cambridge, and tb: College robb'd St. John's; the Books were fold publickly one Night ...
... Cate of Mr. P, Don Quixot and Don Patriot; I:Anvers's Dream; State Empiricks ; Grubflreet Neutrality ; the Female Patriot. 3. Poetry; Invitation to Tunbridge; Epigrams; Dr. upon Dr. 'Squire Numps ; the Peach Stone, Ecc. 4 Domettick Occurrences; Births ; Marriages ...
... State acil Meikagers, Power of the Barone of old; the People now; Arbitrary Proceedings, Fletcher of Salteun's Maxims, &c. 3. Poetry: The Modern Poets • Two Apo. fogies for the Common Council of Loa ; Mary Thoughts; Receipt to make an Epigram, &c. 4. Dome: ...
... i-oh•-.TriounignaelSeptapniA ; Craft In general; Com—te ef The AIWA and their Aiverfaries ; Juries; Trials; and Accufation. 3. Poetry, . • • •• • Oa the ffol7 bi a Gaileild • I • and Grey km, a new Order; Epigrams, 4. DotneDk Occianencea, &c.. j. Prite: of ...
... Candle, Soap and Leather Duty,' La lid and Houk: ; Players and Patriots. Liberty and Sun.. thine ; Verrei and Scribblers. 3. Poetry; viz. The gran& Debate, by Dealt Swift; Epigrams. 4. Domellic Occurrences, &c. Trials, for Infuffitiency, not performing a ...
... Money; bow the Pi mender was to have been brouttlat In; Sallotting commended, a Blundering Club; Olivet Cromwers Policy. 3. poetry: Dcfcripties of the in Marvland; Vetfes on kl• Bib* N• ; Epigrams. 4 Donseflic Occutvenc• s. Bulbs, Deaths, Marriages, Promotions; ...
... engrofs'd the les illuminated Judgments of Mankind. It is laid alfo, that the aforefaid Prelate m'd a Critick in Latin and Enghih Poetry, as appears from his Latin Tranfiation of Dryden's A bfalom and Achitophet, &c.) has tranfiated Virgil's Georgicks, which ...