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... Gray's Inn, Holbourn, by T. Wood- ward at the HalUmoon between the Temple Gates in Fleet-ftreet, and C. Davis in Paternofter-Row, London,* and.at Edinburgh by JOHN TRAILL Bookfeiler. So be SOLD by voluntary Roup, at Muir he adds Coffee- boufe in Edinburgh ...
... tranflated into ENGLISH*- -7 Printed at London for G. Smith in Stanhope Street, Clare-Market; and fbld.by C. Hitch in Paternofter-Row-. T, AftleyinSt. Paul's Church-yard, S.Birtin Aye Mary- Lane, J. Hodges over againft St. Magnus Church, and IV Harris on London ...
... Gray's Inn, Holbourn, by T. Wood- ward at the Half-moon between the Temple Gates h Fleet- ftreet, and C. Davis in Paternofier-Row, London; and at Edinburgh by JOHN TRAILL Bookfeller. f-f-f That at the Shop of Patrick Manderfion, Lawn. market, are to be fold ...
... fpot: if an Indian fteals another's rice, we hang the thief on the firft tree we come to. I remember to have heard my uncle Tow Row £>uen Yaden, King of the Six Nations, tell ftory, how fome Britijh people had a fettlement on one of his rivers: they long lived ...
... portunity of examining all the Houfes that would accom- modate them, before they determine which to take or pur- chafe. And To. mor row wiU be published.. Price 6d» An APPENDIX to the Scots Magazine tor 1741. Con- taining, 1. The COURT SE( RET, or the tagical ...
... for explaining the Laws re- lating to Elections, and a third for a Lottery. Read the firft time, and committed for To-mor- row the Sinking Fund Bill. Read alfo a firfr time and A*-r_ered a fecond Reading to the Mutiny Bill. The Lords are jufl: now upon ...
... No; thouhadftfworn with mighty h and give thy people Can'an'j land: For this, the rock his waters gave, And Jordan ftopt his row ling wave; For this, the moon her courfe did ft ay, And fun amaz?d, prolong'd the day. Twas thou, God,that wentft before Thy ...
... their lives the fervice of their fove- e ures were then expofed view of the army: the foldihJj their fabres, firft kifled them, row ' n the kifTes towards the 1 eternal fidelity the originals, rending the air with repeated acclamations of Long live MARIA THERESA ...
... Delegates of the People may then beconi their Tyrants, or betray them to thofe that are {o; and therefore frequent Recourfe ought row had to the Fountain-head, and the triennial Aq reftored, bravely ftruggltd for and obtained by m worthy Patriots in King William's ...
... ADVERTIS E MENTS. Loft in a Leathern Purfe on Friday the 26th Feb. A NECKLACE, having one Row oJ big Pear! round and equal, and two Rows of dimpled Pearl, all fewed on a Pieceof Black Velvet, and a Silver-ring ac each End - likewife a Diamond-ring with ...
... the Inclemency of Weather may be fet idle and reduced to want • Intereft of ?? 1. to Day- labourers, as aforefaid, in Potter-row, Brifto and Weft-port • and the In- tereft of ?? 1 to Day-labourers, as aforefaid, of the neighbouring Parifh ol Liberton. 1 ...
... exam ne^: by this means it hap- fcarce meet with piece M holland that does not appear * fl rori g towards the felvage, but row y * n middle. l ' contrary, examine piece of an( * y ou w r nCe throu Shut: even, and free \ t^' s manner are the Gulix, Gauntijb ...