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... deserted, OnWiDMiDAY, the Infant, from the Battalion of MILITIA, JOHN SHUTZE, drummer. Nineteen Yean of Age, fivi Feet high, fair Complexion, and Red Hair; had a Suit Black and was bom St. Martini in the Kit-Ids, tddlefcx. Whoever ftcurcs the fa d DtEater ...
... EPITAPH. ESCAPED the *m cf mortal life, afoul, Here leaves its inouid'ring tenement of city, Safe, where cares their whelming billows roll, doubts bewilder, and no hopes betray. Like thee, once have ftemm'd the of life Like thee, have after empty joys ...
... On tbe New Yea* Mifs i BEHOLD i.ie infant With fouling fefl.itc mirth; A certain monitor within Infer: bes worth. each you ever form com pleat! And may Misfortune gloomy From Sally far retreat. May effing; hover o'er her head And each revolving Content ...
... white ys mural monument, reprefenting an gel Prefenting an infant to its mother in the EPITAPH, at futpofed jporen by an Angel. HY prayer isheard dfrom mortal harms, Receive thy darting infant thine arms. ¢ heav’n re > , was with patience meck, to } With ...
... have regular account, for various rcafons, ot the birth every infant, alio of the marriage of every couple, and like wife ol all burials; the books of each parilh, and the bills of mortality would, in great mealure. lead to a computation what this would ...
... Stafon* Stratford upon Avon CARD and DANCING ASSEMBLY w 'i’L'i. 8 C At the WHITE LION, in STRATFORIj,, On the 13d Day of-October infant, 1757, And Will continued Monthly during the Seifon, ufii.il, . ' , A MURDER and 3 R V. Oxford/ire, OH.ober, 1757. WHEREAS ...
... climes where one eternal fpiing, Emb'ooms the verdant year, See, watchful o'er his beauteous charge, Thy guardian appear. Thy infant hours, fo heav'n oidain'd, Engag'd my tender care j Ami (till unwearied attend, To point the hide! en fnare. Jiften to my ...
... Help -of an attending Phydciai)* it beyrad a Doubt, and hat for ever beta acknowledged the mod ami ■ ■ I ?PPJ Mortality which, wrang infants, hat long been beheld with tor and Pity by humanePradtirioner in Phvfic w The Proprietor of rbete P.*d,„, f cnvincedet ...
... have regular Account, for various Reafcns, of the Birth of every Infant, alfo of the Marriage of every Couple, and likewife of all Burials; the Books of each Parilh, and the Bills of Mortality would, in great lead to a Computation what this would produce; ...
... iheir among the infant part of mankind, that an eminent writer [Dr. Buchan] inform* us, nearly one half the children born in Great-Britain die under twelve years of and this melancholy truth too well confirmed our annual bill of mortality. give relief to ...
... arofe this beauteous frame ; Thou bid ft the feafons change, and all The changing feafons fpeak thy name Thy bounty bids the infant-year, From winter ftorms recovered, rife When thcufand grateful fcenes appear, Frefh opening to our wond'ring eyes* Oh ! how ...
... Progress f LOVE. NATURE, when fhe form'd a man, Gave foul for love defign'd j Love with life at firlt begin, And pofiefs'd his infant miid. V. hen upon the breaft he lay, Love b*?gan to grow within V ith hi., milk, he, every day, the foothing palhon in. ft ...