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... Creat Armies the befi difiiplined, whether thence ihe lefs formidable to a Country. Their Temper and Views. Tn Regard to publick Liberty, Armies the beft difciplincd are not kfs to be dreaded tban ihe worft, but I tbink, more ; iince their Relaxation ...
... fecks at Home To find a Kindred Order ,- to exert Within herfelf tkis Elegance of Love, This ■ fair-infpir'd Delight; her temper'd Power's Refine at Length, and ev'ry Paffion -wears A Chaffer, milder, more attractive Mien. ...
... French Mail. from tbe London Evening Poft, June 28. From the Paris A fa-main, July 3. r HEY write from Beauvois, that the Dif- temper which has made fuch Havock there, has intireiy ceafed; but we find it has lince fpread Northwards, having reached Mont- didier ...
... c, no Lives were lofl, except a Man and a Boy who be- ared to a Scarborough Ship, whicii was [handed.— And at tho' the D (temper Itil I prevails among the Horfes m btNetgnboarhood, yet that not above vine or ten have of it; and that fcvcral who were very ...
... Affection and Efteem of all Degrees of People. He is now about 23 Years of .Age, of a very affable Pretence and Behaviour, Temperate, Jufr, and an utter Enemy to all Manner of Vice. Tripoly in Barbary, Jan. 25. On the 7th of Oclober lair, the Bafhaw renewed ...
... Conftanfmople, by the Way of Venice, in- timate that the late Earthquakes have moft effectually tamed the reftiefs and fedirious Temper of fome People, who were defirous. at all Evehrs, to plunge the Empire into a War. The late Treaty- concluded between the ...
... The People now impatiently wait for the Effects of his Majefty's frefii Exhortations ; but thoie who know the Archbishop's Temper and Principles, affure that it will be no eafy Task to make him change his Mind ; becaufe he de- mands that the preient Difputes ...
... I find myfelf obliged to part with an AiTembly, that hath given me fuch AiTurances of carrying on the public Bufinefs with Temper and Harmony, before you could complete thofe important Matters, which made it ?? to call you together at this Time of the ...
... might fettle their Lands v they bad fairly purchased, without any Moleftatioo from 1 •.: . Indians difeover a very peaceable Temper, and feem very defirous ming ?rs Friendfhip with the Euglifh: That on the 3d Infl Indians bad a great Dance, and the next ...
... Crown of France: That they had 4 been fent to that Nafon, in order to get a perfea 4 Knowledge of their Cuftoms, Views and Temper. If 4 this Propofition takes piace, as we hope it will, France * wiil thereby acquire a Pott inthe Gulph of Darien * which ...
... arrived at'theffaid Place, all ordered thither by his Majefty; and by their :nd Skill, a Stop has been put to the Progrefs of temper. The Bifhop of B-auvais lodges the faid ims and Surgeons in his Palace, distributes Mo- the Poor, and does all that can be ...
... French had deftroyeji the Settlements and gone off. On Mr. Allan Ramfay. Of Heart fincere, companionate and kind, Unclouded Temper, and unfullied Mind ; Steady, he followed, Virtue's facred Ways, His Sentiments,— —his Aaions, fpake his Praife. L / His Breaft ...