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... ltoifck?epi!t£,' Proper Perfoni ''eal Fidelity, Sulpicion, Temperance, Rclentmenrj Excels of all Kinds, Complacency, Government of the Tongue Tempers and Faces of Men Other People* Quarrels, and Indolent Quarrels of one's own, Caution fitting up ' liability ...
... all Evennefs of Temper and uninterrupted Tranquility of Mind were once the Proofs and the Rewards of fuch confcious Virtue Indefatigable all the Ofhces of Friendfhip he Sincerity with Freedom and adled with Zeal in his Wife and Children as they in him ...
... \ Wongft the various; (tempers incident to Horfes, there are two remark\ able tor their Stubbornefs and Difficulty in admitting of Cure : The One called the Farcy* the other the Running Fruih or Caaker Foot: therefore is give Notice, that Willi Blake ...
... L L our pacifick. Temper feems quite worn out by the unaccountable Conduet of Sweden. Veldt-Marfhal Lacy ,will again command againit the Swedes, ,and befides the Army in Finland, it is refolved to have 5 0,000 Men in Livonia, to prevent any Imprellion ...
... ci We Itirrln, :hat the 13:i - temper among te Roma Cana ta p, at CIA Pl4:e, as it at &dale, Pictsbt:dge, and PIACIS Saturday Morning Mrs. a Wi:!ow Geni!e . ..vontan, was founi dead in int 13d at her Lod t :ings at lioxton, to which tia.: went the Ni ...
... A. M. a Gentle.nan of an nappy Temper, perpetual Chearfuiricls., ar,d areat Affability. Pirday three Men and a Woman were committed to hi Maielte's (; Newgate, for coining eoontcririt llal!peoce, three or (our Hundrrd Wright of winch were found in their ...
... From the St. James* s Evening-Poft, April 17, Petersburg!), April, io. The Weather is already as temperate as can be wif heeU On the 7th Inftant the River Neva was quite free from Ice, lb that all Sortsof VefTels may now go and come. ...
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... Belgrade have be- gun to demolifti the Fortifications of the Citadel ; that the Bavarian Troops fuffer vaftly by epidemical Dif- tempers ; and that as a Mortality reigns among the Cattle, Commerce with the Ottoman Dominions can- not be re-dtablifhed fo foon as ...
... Wales, to the Widow James of that Place. We hear a certain great Town fin the Weft has buried in the pfefent reigning Dif- temper upwards of 3000, burying 'fometimes thirty of a Night; and that another, fome Way farther, has alfo buried near 2000 ...
... the principal People of Carliile being defirous of keeping the Rebel Garri- fon which is in the Caftle in tolerable good. Temper, v/ere in Company with the Officers till about Eleven ©•Clock ;. but about One in the morning, the Rebels fent and took the ...
... Bifhop of Downe, much lamented by all that had the Happinefsnf her Acquaintance, fur her many amiable Qualities, aud agreeable Temper. By a Ship arriv'd st Cork from Barbadoes, we hive an Ace mur, rhat Commodore Knowles had brought into that lfUnd, eight large ...