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... Hymns for Christmas-Day. CHRISTIANS awake, salute the happy Morn, Whereon the SAVIOUR of the World was born; Rise, to adore the Mystery of Love, Which Hosts of Angels chanted from above. With them the joyful Tidings first begun, Of GOD incarnate, and ...
... xtEWPORT CHRISTMAS FAIR ) in Shropfhire, for Fat Ware, &e. will be hell nn the xoth Day of Aecernber next, as ufual, and will be continued on every Joth Day of December for the haute, unlefs the laid Day falls on a Sunday, then, and in Inch Cafe, it will ...
... MEWPORT CHRISTMAS FAIR, in N Shropfliire, for Fat Ware, &c. will be held on the loth Day of December next, as ufual, and will be continued on every loth Day of December for the e, unlels the laid Day on a Sunday, then, and in filch Cafe, it will be kept ...
... To be LETT, Enter Christmas A Large Dwelling* Houfc, (kuate the Cotncr in Mmcijt/tir, in rhe County of Utnejtfirr, with or without Sibling, now in the PoJTeffian of . fnn fUrriftn, and otheta, vet? fnitable and convenient tor a Pub id-. Houle. Any Pcrfon ...
... Extract of a Letter from on board the Sea Horse, in Cadiz, Bay, December 30, 1749. A melancholy Accident happened to us on Christmas- day last; our Gunner, a very worthy sensible Gentleman, and our Surgeon's two Mates, were drown'd ; after Dinner they had ...
... Prices. W I AUncbefter, Noy. j(j 1755. LLIAM HAIJc, Linnen Draper, J ■ Humbly begs Leave to itrform the PLLBLICK., THAT at Christmas next, >ie- intends to remove from his Shop in t ...
... and Chaplain to the Right Hon. the Lord Anson, to a Canonry of Windsor, vacant by the Death of the Rev. Mr. Barclay. The Christmas Jury of the City and Liberty of Westminster, have, out of their Collections (which amounted to upwards of 300 l.) discharged ...
... Edition, being the Fifth, corrected; of A SETT of New PSALMS and ANTHEMS; In Four Parts. On various Occasions, viz. 1. For Christmas-Day. .2. For the Martyrdom of the Blessed King Charles I 3. For Easter-Day. 4. For Ascension-Day, or the Sunday after. 5 ...
... by Means of which the Boy had become raving mad. One Alice Allen swore, that she herself had given the Lad some Jalap at Christmas last, in a Jest; Rachael Davis faid, if 1 fhe gave him any Thing, fhe woiild.give him fomething better than that, and that ...
... -of Rockwell, Efq; Tytone, Lawrence O'Mara âGrcgftown, Efq; Wexford, James Stopford of tâour i own, Waterford, William Christmas, Efq; Wcllmeath, Jofeph Leeson th- Elder, Wicklow* Richard Baldwin, The of theTwdvepenny Houfiiold Loaf j, 1 lb. i$ oz. o ...
... Catet, which many a Maiden, For the next Chriftmas Cheer has laid in ? Sure all with Ben will fup and dine. And leave their Christmas Pies for Thins. n I 0 4IAOZ. On Tuefday laft in the Theatre, Mr. Sheridan gave an introduflory Lefture on the Subjell Oratory ...
... Amusement. Yesterday the Lords of the Treasury ordered Payment to be made to all Shipwrights, Artificers, and Labourers, to Christmas last, in all his Majesty's Yards, Docks, &c. in the Kingdom. This Week the Gentleman, who assumed the Title some Years ago ...