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... Servant, J. WOODCOCK. The above having produced a stupid, but angry Advertisement, I am oblig'd in my own Defence, to give a short Sketch of my Op- poser's Management. Immediately upon the Doctor's Death comes out a printed Bill, to assure the Publick, That ...
... have it,. that there is nothing -zan be more certain. I am not able to decide that, but, in the mean Time, I will tell you a Story of what pal3'd between the :two Ecclefiaflicalchiefs, not une:ntettaining . The King had, made Choice of the Arelibithop Of ...
... National Debt. j, continued. , A new Me!hod of Short-Ya° kliflory of the ,Spann Squadron Extraas from the journals: under Pizarro lent againit Mr. Scheme to fupport p oor Cie r ' Anion. mens Widows. Story of Orellana an Indian. Poetry. To the Worceiler ...
... made by the Englifh on the Ifland of St. Domingo, and LW , great Damage they had done there, is only a French Stock-jbbing Story, invented to keep down the .rlclions for the Put poles of particular Perlin's, agreeably to the Pradice of their Neighbours: ...
... Confiderations on the National Debt, the Sinking Fund, and the State of Publick Credit. Price 15.6 d. 111. A short View of State Affairs. Price 6d. IV. A short Hill. of Prime Minifters in Great Britain. Price 6d. V. Some farther Remarks on the Obfervations &c ...
... The SECOND VOLUME, • .TH E Merry Medley; or, A Chriftinn.Box for gay Gallants and good Companions Containiin.7 diverting Stories and choice Jokes, dextrous Tricks, .pleafant Poet:* •arid exquifite Epigrams, &c. droll Dialogues, facetious Fables. morous ...
... greater Variety than any Bk . of the Kind and Price. , I. The North Well Coaft,of England furvey'd. , lI.A Specimen of Ancient Short-Hand, with an Explanation., and Remarks. 111. The Lord Worcefler's Mechanical Inventions, with Re - Marks. IV. A new Method ...
... Amfierdam, March 31. We are very far from being entirely cured here of our Uneafinefs and Apprehenfions, by the plaufible Stories that have heen publifh'd in fome of the Gezettes ; and perhap s the Sources of thefe Uneafineffes may not appear altogether ...
... more Wo:rd‘., ,• :wEic'h is the pnly Metli Tear.l,ing. Being Setitenqs ,from Scripture, and and Authors : ,4ifia&triptvire Stories very pteilant a, ,'advantageons to Youth, twirkpire thein-to.uideritand tbe HO Scriptures t by T,Pyk . e,.Schn9knigter in ...
... Innumerable Inftances might be given of the Happy' Effefts thereof, but we , ch,ufe rather to refer to a Book, call I, A Short Tre4ife of the' ' Pirates of Dr. 73•AtEM..4N's.Pitc - rort A l Dltoi , s,- -given-Grads,' at the Warehoufe above-laid where ...
... 26th Year of her Age, his Majetty received the Compliments of the Nobility and Gentry on that Occafion. A large Gallery two Stories high is ordered to be ereeted from the Earl of Godolphin's G irden Wall, clofe to the Pales of the Green Park towards Buckingham ...
... latter is the Capta.g. who made his Boaft, that he would take Edinburgh , in three Days; but he has now turned his Tone, and short befeeching speech, begged the Judges to recce-roe/1e him to his Ma jetty, as a fit Objea of Companion ; 'for that it was Poverty ...