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... Tburfday Morning died, Mr. Thuraill, Parma 191113 Mr. Lloyd, err - nent Malt-Ditiiikrs near the Chinch in Shorcilitii. On Thurfday Morning died at Camber /nil, Rey. Mr. John Saricomb, Rector of Bridles, war Maidtlone in Km% Litt Thurilay died, after a lingering ...
... , , . . Same Day one Carroll and Johnfon. two notorious Rioters were try'd and found Guilty. Thurfday Night died Mrs. Wife ot Tilfon.Efq; hisHoufe in Stafford-dreet- This Week died VefTey. Widow of Sir Thomas VefTey, Biftvov of Oflbry. and Mother of Sir ...
... fome Sailors in a Coach ; and Jefferies, for Smuggling, was carried away on a Friend's Back -At the Place of Execution they all behaved with great Decency ; Gan?gan and Connor died in the Romilh Pertuafion, the reit Prcteltants ; and Mapham decl3red his Innocence ...
... greener years, while we tafte the pleafures of youth, and are unwearied by manly fports, the country is the iole fcene of joy. There all things conlpire with our inclinations, and nature appears as youthful and vigorous as we. The fields invite us to walk ...
... where he has been for keen Yeats, Sc James Nelfon, Kin. a Gentleman of great Learning. About twd Months ago his Uncle, W li.te, died at his Country Scat in Ucir(hire, and he being the only luiviving Heir, his Erato devolves to him, which is sco I. per Annum ...
... fuperior to moft : Diftinguiffied from his Youth with the higheft pub irc Trufts ; All difcharg'd with final Honour: An upright Statefman, a human Hero: His Addrefs, like his Perron, pleating: A fteady Friend ; too fincere to feign Affation : A fair Enemy ...
... Cotumillioner of Excife, a handfoine young Lady, with a large Fortune. Yetterday the Rev. Mr. Friend, M. A. one of the Prebends of Weaminfief, Son to Dr. Friend, preached betne his Majetty at the Chapel Royal, and the Right Hen. the Lord Saudis carried ...
... chofen Timet To fave the Injur'd, and to punilh Crime. Heav'n form 'd ihe Youth, who once loft Belj.ii* faf'd, And qucll'd the Man that Trutii and Jullice braVd. Heav'n leads the Youth, by whom it was decreed. Rebellion foul, and canlelef? Wrath fhiiuld bleed: ...
... art mg the (a an try. For if the French 4hoold land, it mignt ',draw down, more,t-lighl'.-r,ders to over run theconntry. ExtraB from a pie-vale Letttr, Kendal,. N 0 .7. to, 1 . 1 ace jolt Time to inform you, that atter left • Cir di in a fhort Space ...
... committed in thofe two Parifhes fince ,^c pa-di.^ oi that Act. And it is not doubted but the luhabicuita will, One ami All, enter into a Deiign fc evidently calculated for theii liafe hiii Safety by the Friends of the Vcftry. By Letters newly arriv'd from ...
... trials, my own family and neighbourhood. But w' atever backwardnefs people may have to try experiments on themfelves or . their friends, yet it hoped they may venture to try them oil their cattle, and J -J f J that the fuccefs of fuch trials in fevers brutes ...
... advancing thecaufeof his country : To this he exhorted his friends; to this he train'd up his children; to this he influenced all whom his authority or perfuafions could move. Thus lived, thus died this truly virtuous, and therefore great man. Nor were his ...