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... opinion of their power to improve as to delight; and who expert : them, not arguments againft vice, or diflertations on temperance of ftice, but flights wit, ftrains of humour, and fallies of pleafantry at leaft acute remarks, nice diftindtions, juftncis ...
... as pre- venting the Removal of Cattle from one Place to another, fince he can, in the Twinkling of an Eye, bring the Dif- temper into any Place, in Spight of all the Regulations hu- man Wit can devife. Coptnhagtn, (Denmark) Dtc. 30. The epidemical Diftem- ...
... St. Martin's Lane, Uncle to Sir Richard Hoare. He has left two Sons and a Daughter. He was a Gentleman of an excellent even Temper, and ftrift Honour and Honefty. Ors Friday died, advanced in Years, Mr. Shewell, many Years an eminent Brewer in Old-Street ...
... more or lefs fo inflamed with fpiritiious Liquors, that they are ever ready td perpetrate any Villainy, that their violent Temper or Lovfe of Lucre fhall prompt them to. I cannot forbear. mentioning one Thing I took Notice of, which gave me much Concern ...
... in the Wotld, is, that at the Patient's leaving oft* the fame, the Body te- mains not coftive, but in a very good healthful Temper, and light- fome Condition. This is the fame tich ELIXIR that was recommended by Di kin*?, Phvfician to K. Chailes 11. and ...
... Nowcajile, 7an.- zo. We are aftured that the Right lion. the Lord Raveni.vorth, on hearing of the near Approach of the Di:temper amongit the Horned Cattle tb thefe Parts, ordned a Meetifig of his Tenants at his Callle of Ravenfworth, where his Lordthip ...
... found hear' - panion out! Rejoicc, Arnold, for father foft^ 5 ' He half forgets his hatred to thy countrVj And hears with temper while I praife 1 (hall conquer. Hah! what talJ tears ? Why art thou thus ? Jim. And canft thou alk that 'fj, Thcki feduccr ...
... make it much lefs dangerous to our conlVitution becaufe the cultom of receiving pay, may, time, give a mercenary turn to the temper even of a man of fortune; which may prevail with him to hold his commiffion, expedt preferment, or rather a greater pay, upon ...
... give reliance on your impartiality is, thi' ly praifing to you the excellence yj ther. Befides, I fhould think your generous temper its due, $ not communicate to you perfection afford you fo much pleafure when y ferve them in others, and yet you fully blind ...
... give reliance on your impartiality is, thi' ly praifing to you the excellence yj ther. Befides, I fhould think your generous temper its due, $ not communicate to you perfection afford you fo much pleafure when y ferve them in others, and yet you fully blind ...
... mind. With Science tread the wondrous way, Or learn the Mufe's moral lay. 3n focial hours indulge thy foul, Where Mirth and Temperance mix the bowl. To virtuous Love refign thy And be, by blefling Beauty, bled. Thus tafte the by Nature fpread> Ere youth and ...
... ofthe Romans. And from Vienna we are informed, that they don't yet quite defpair of bringing the Court of Berlin into a good Temper about the faid Election, though tliey acknowledge that the Profpect on the Side of Turky fliould naturally make them defpond ...