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... Mufick by Dr. Green, Matter of the King's Band of Mack. ODE, for the NEW-YEAR, 1749-co. A/R by Mr. WASS. WHile votive Lays awake the Year, And Roofs, with cordial los ring; What nobler Sounds can (well the Cheer, Than—Long, and Glorious, live the King! CHORUS ...
... Minutes after. Tuefday Mr. Hawkins, a Tanner in Horflydown, was attacked on Hounflow-Heath, near Belfond, by, a fingle Highwayman, mounted on a Grey Gelding, dreffed in a white Duffil Coat, with a Mafk on his Face; and calling Mr. Hawkins by his Name, ...
... and next day, after a sermon by Mr Alexander Moncreiff at Abernethy, from Heb. i.8. the sentence was pronounced by Mr William Campbell at Ceres, Moderator; the procedure and sentence the same as last August [xi. 350.]. Mr Patrick Matthew at Midholm dissented ...
... NEW BOOKS. Miscellaneous. REmarks on Dr King's fpeech. (Said to Mr B—rtonofE—t—n). Roberts. , tranflation of Dr King's Ipeech. s. A correct tran flat ion the lame. Richardi Bentleii emendationes ad Ciceronis T uPculanas. 1 s. L. Davies. , ...
... ?? ?? I ?? Poet- 1 aa ri a:, ar.,l let to Mufick by Dr. ?? Matler At the King's Band of Muhck, was ?? he.'or • his M ?? m the ( >ld Council-Chamber. U I) i , I i ?? \e v-Ycar. i -; ;. A I R. i: Mr W A is S. While votive Lays imake ti.e Year, .And Roots ...
... Newcaftle, alfo by Mrs Dansken in Dur- » liam i 'Hind' may be had of rhe Perfons that cany this Paper. Together with the following Remedies, fjre. Dr Daffy's Cordial Elixir, Pr. is. 3d. Dr Pitca'jrn's Eye Water, Price Six-pence a Dottle. Dr, Anderfpn's.JUoieqges ...
... reprehted to the king, not al anonym:us Letter, from three Perlins,fer whet NINO the following filmed, viz. IL LL—I. C.--T. B. diredtd to Mr. John Siday i wAsy in Bury, MM. on Night, the sBtb laflost, dropped at the Door of the fail Mr. John &day in afertfaid ...
... Pieces omitted in the- Works of Sir John Suckling, II Dr King, Mr Otway, . And Matthew Prior, ifqs . If Dean Swift. Printtd ftr t. G o oA n, at tht Middle Temple Gate, Fleet-Greet. ...
... that Manner only. The Rev. Mr. Leighton, Mr. Groves, Mr. Mapletop, and three other Gcntlemen, are going on . .:iflions to the Eatt Indies. Mr. William Corbefly is appointed one of the Clerksof the Treafury, in the room of Mr. Frankland, who ...
... introducing diffdved Scales fiuous clear’d ttrung commence Necklaces R Goad the Printing-Off Sherborne Dr Original ELIXIR SsfLUTlS Recommended Dr King Dr Raddff and other eminent Phyficians as Family Medicine the Univerfe E Great Prefcrver of it Cure torturing ...
... Army? Whether fuch a Scheme would not endanger the very be ing of P as fo large an annual Sum would enable a daring and wicked M-r to ply an Army without Application to and tliert.by give a fatal ‘(lnd poflibly irretrievable) Blow to the Liberty of the Nation ...