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... hang’d, he • fliouid repair to the Dam, where his Curiofuy would be iatijfied.’ Upon this very prudently retired, with all the Privacy imaginable, and. by the timely Interpofuion the Magiiliates, the Mob have been prevented from pulling his Houle dovn, which ...
... Acquifinon to the Eaft India C 1-on. Win »6 ». will not be long before a certain League, which has been negociated with great Privacy, will be made pubhek ; and that the Nature it cannot fail of exciting much Speculation among the German Politicians. Ev. Pop ...
... that lias beer, fprcai of the Death of the Duke of Lotirkr.d is certainly v. ithout foundation j but he lives with fo much Privacy, is fo little feen, and performs fo perfedly tiie Part ...
... make an additional Room, and feveral other'very confidcrable Alterations, for (biffing the Water, and for Conve- nience and Privacy, which are now finiihed in a genteel Manner for the Reception of Company; where Attendance of a Guide, and DreiTes, ?? convenient ...
... literature : or if he ventures to commit a favouritei work to the prefs, he fteals to the printer's with «s much caution and privacy, as he would perhaps, on another oc- cafion, to a furgeon. He is afraid that he fhall injure hia character by being known ...
... bjfterj fent J^ackwafd and forward. He had not only .a.SJiare of .the publick Bufinefs, but what required more th^n ordinary Privacy, and was t ran facted verbally ; fo that the French and J?^/i^Minifters mutually refer to him.. nothing. was -rriore dangerous ...
... as the brave Ac_ons of this renowned Gentleman. But by what unhappy Accident foever it -hath been hitherto con- fined to Privacy, it was thought it would be an Injury to the Public an longer to conceal a juft and true Account of fo many remarkable Matters ...
... Conneftion was not generally known ; for the lame Caules which rendered their Departure from Scotland necefiary, fuggefted the of Privacy, even in foreign Countries.—An Event, • however, foon happened, which, whilft it removed the Neceflity « of further Precautions ...
... her Son, whom cbnvtvel in a Coach, anil carried them ihePouluy Compter. This Affair was condufted with filch Calmuets and Privacy, that not the Bultle was made, and not even the Coachman knew what they were about, till, when had brought bis Fit* to Town ...
... cheriii* . that a.t l;*.di4 Company, of his cor refior.dcnce, has laiely difcovertJ a which ihe ficoch court had w;ih llie privacy, and which they deemed lo impenetrable but by the vigilance this gentleman if now remains ns longer a fecret, that the court ...
... V. oflaa-arofc iLe ion or box in his ftiop, ereflcd far the privacy uf his buiincli, which was fet fire to, was part tf the dwelling hoei'e, which being argtnd Council on bothfidcs, tne Court was opinion that futh partition was nc part of his dwellinghoufe ...
... priibnecs were tried at the OIJ Baity, one of when-, was ca-jitaily cjnviile.l, r-.z. Charles I>yon, for Heating a « rrtch ■ privacy from Htni y Pcn'.ldingtc«n in Aiaiylione GarJsns. S.evjii Were call tor trai.lpeitatieii, rud or.c acquitted. 3.0. John Eyir ...