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... of Mature anc OF tine vat, and eputent Ct the Meronnis of and a two ‘ities, Oxford and ¢ bridge, OF the Birone Original, Temper, Genius, Kelivion, Morals, Trade, Nobility, and Com atv. Their Laws and Gover s and : cintt Hiftery of the t With Lifts of ...
... Auguflus, and tho he might have pumftfd him according to the Nature of his Oft fence, yet according to his ufual Benevolence of Temper, he was content with mi fling him, without making him much as Reproach. It is now faid that this Prince willJbortly remove ...
... Honour about her, in the Room of her Young Play Fellows \ hecaufe when that Princefs, who is by Nature of a very fprightly 'Temper took her Liverjtors, [he purfued them w:th fo much Eagernefs and Heat as might prcve cf dan* gerous Conference to her Pregnancy ...
... our Time. ~ - - ' A View of London and Weftminfter; or, the Town Spy : Containing Account of the ditfercnt Cuftoms, Tempers, Manners, and Policies, &c. a German Gentleman. ' A Chronological Treatife upon the Seventy Weeks of Daniel. By Benjamin Marth ...
... but that the King cannot prevail with the refatlory Graniees to harken to an Accommda* tiov with the Prot eft ants, This Temper oj theirs by fome attributed to the Alliance con-1 eluded between the Courts Vienna and Rujfia, by virtue of which, 'tis pretended ...
... augments every Day, and xlye Number if Deaths encreaje dail), which tcirfhns bundance of young People, who have not had that Di(temper to retire into the Country, to prevent the Fate of others. La(l Night a Proclamation was publi(l:ed the Lcrds Juftices, fcr ...
... Worm-Tincture.. • ' ■ ■ T r deftroys all forts ef WO.X.NI $ in OJil Young, by rubbing it upon t'-.e Belly. There is no Dill (temper Humane zassssssssssi Nature, fo n]any Children Worms, they being the Cmnfe all their Dilo.deis Arc) as, they prevail d upon ...
... thereupon, and upon his Tabic of Creeds, and upon the Apoftolical Conftitutions, &c. Fra&ical Difcourfes concerning theChriih'an Temper, Thirty eight Sermons upon the principal Heads of Practical Religion, especially as disjoined and enforced by Chriftianity ...
... Containing, I. Account of each Kingdom, and the Curiofities Nature and Art therein. 11. Of the Britons Original, their Langttage, Temper, Genius, Reiigibn, Morals, Trade, Univerfities, Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Commonalty. 111. Of the Englifh Laws and Government ...
... accurate Description of Perfia, and other Eaftern Nations. Containing the Natural Hiftory of thofe Countries; the Religion, Temper, Manners and Cuftoms of their Inhabitants; their Apparel, Exercifes and Games, &c Readings upon the Statute Law, Alphabetically ...
... 12th of May. P. Terentii Comoediae Ad Exemplar Faernianum a Petro Vidtorio cditum anno MD.LXV. Summa fide rccenlitae. Le&ore Temper moniro, difceditur. In hac infuper Editione vcrfuum genera ddigentur indica quicquid vero in lis difficile aut impcditum, ...
... City London, the Metropolis of and two i':lebrated Univerllties, Oxford and Cambridge. Of the Britons Original, Lansuagt, Temper, Genius, Relision, Morals, Tiade, Their Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, d ommoralty. 1 heir Laws and Government 5 and atticcinif ...