... Exchange, and from office to office ,* and his dejerted al'peft and morofenefs, he not badly reprefents the animal he is named after. The Bear. perfon who has agreed to fell, for a future day, any quantity the Public Funds, more than he is poflefled of ...

... Maryland, granted by Charles 11. as part of the Manor of indior, to the Calvert family, for their Anuncan difeovt js, and named after the confortof the Sovern 0, now totally confilcated, and the immenfe fa thence ai ifing, depofited in the coffers the Amen- ...

... earth, peace, good will towards men. This facred edifice Was eleifted by the Rev. Nicholas Mofley Cheek, Clerk, and is named after the firft Chriftian Martyr, Sc etephen. The firft fione of this church was laid by the Rev. James Bayley, M. A. and fellow ...

... firll regiment ot Guardt. and ranks as a Lieutenant-Colonel in the army, and attended the late Duke into Germ any. He was named after cur prefent fove- reign, hi* godfarher. z. Lord Charles Spencer, born March SI, 1740, now a ftudent at Chrift church in ...

... Heliopolis, in Egypt; he was crowned the Olympic games, the moft honourable reward his country could befiow, for nine books named after the mutts. Here Plato ftu- Hied: Eudoxu* paflcd thirteen yean in the pried* fchool here, and became the moft famous aftronotner ...

... of which the column is propoful crc&cd, and blanching from which fevera! elegant wide llrcets arc immediately built, and named after the gallant and victorious Admirals, whole memories are to perpetuated by the column. Col. Uefpard, confined on fnfpicion ...

... ilors, who gave his Grace much credit for the propufa!.—This is probably the full veil'd that has had the honour being named after the illultriuus l lie heir apparent. ...

... in the moon, it is true, and chemißs may difpute about the name of volcano being given to futh apparent eruption, but the name after all is of no confequcnce, and certainly fubfcribe to Mr. Herfchel’s opinion. This volcano is fituatcd in the north-taR part ...

... oiler themlelves candidates for the miniftry (and it is not doubted but they ?? be all capable) to give in a li.t of their name. ; after which, let them lie joo or 1000,. their names lhall be put into one -wheel, a::d the miri.lcri.il' places, whether they ...

... mentioned before this period, it will, no doubt, be agreeable to many of your readers to hear fomething more him than his name. After a good deal of enquiry, I have been able to procure the following particulars, which may be depended on. Mr. Luttrell's ...

... called in quef- tion, till the miracle be produced. Themafked brother, who has ornamented his page with his Lordfhip's name, after having, as he imagines, proved that the Irifh Catholics are King George's beft fubjefts ; upon the ?? of his proof, and ...

... veflel was cleared out for a neutral port, as laden , with 100 calks of a particular liquor, which we ftiall not at prelent name. After being •ut two or three days, one of the failors, who thought that there could be no harm in taking « draught of what he ...