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... Esiretttfram Dr King'.' Letter Tn the Right Rev. the Lord j Hi/fiop «/r>nr_B3, csntaining Jtr.-ie Cbfervatismt en ths Cli- I 'fiy XI- oSIA (fays tiio writer) is a country fo rifing and _ou- _\ ri.l.ing ur.der the anfptces of the prtfent reigning Sove- ...
... 6. Mr Andrews, wife of Mr J , merchant in Glafgow. 7* At Edinburgh, Mrs Gordon 0 7- Mifs Margaret Robertfon, da 11 #,/ the deceafed Mr George Robertfo' s in Edinburgh. vfi 7. Mrs Jean Rhind, wife to - M'Cook, Advocate in Aberdeen. r 8. The ...
... Jftght ./Mr King's P-crfortttancc. Mr POPE'S NIGHT. m Wcdnefday Evening, April 7. 1790, will be prefented A Comedy called RULE A WIFE AND HAVE A WIFE. The Part cf the Cori'Eß Cav tain by Mr KING; Don Juan, — Mr ...
... WyclifFe, Yorkfhire, Marmaduke Tuiiftal, Efq; fellow of the royal and antiquarian focieties. At Edinburgh, Mrs Helen Auchterlony, fpoufe to Mr John Maitland, furveyorgeneral of excife. 13. At his houfe at Charlcton, in Kent, James Moffat, Efq; a direiftor of ...
... to the King of Pruffia the perpetual pofleffion Upper Silefia, and the King guaranties to the Emperor the perpetual poffeffion of Upper Auftria, as loon as he IhalJ have occupied it by conqueit. [vi 469,80.] It eafy to difcover, that the King began the ...
... remarkable that this woman has had 7 children within four June 7. Mrs r >' r croft, afon. 9. Mrs Glafscll, of : t . 12. At Muffelburijbt , to the Rev. Mr Smith, * r f » Mrs Brow ir, North l v yf Mrs Lockharr, ! hart, writer in Eclinbu r r 0 ...
... Saturday a mons in > Allizes of bread: „6. 49. 121. 279- ' For London ro c t> £ ' Aflociate „pe»[ Mr Thomas ir fore them 209- verture relative 1 'T v)f Mr M air's ,ly; guments on both 1' „b' Mair depofcd - 12 • j,y I t ji ...
... prefpeft, aud arc in a line (porting country. Mr Bryce, writer in Strathmir-10, vril! thovr the lands, and inform as to particulars ■ Or eppl:car!.a*i may l.c made to Mr George Ted, writer, Edinborgh, or Mr i.ow, at Ancfield. And rhe Back Hell of PIi*IRNCRIEF ...
... which, were generally burnt foon atter. The late Mr Spence (the editor of the quarto edition of his poems) frequently urged him to write a tragedy ; and aflured him that he had intereft enough with Mr Garrick to get it adted. Various fubjt-dts were propofed ...
... nephew, the eideft of Philip Thickneffe, Efq; 14. Edinburgh, Mrs man, fpoule to John Hope merchant iit that city. 15. At Deptford, aged jor, Mrs Singleton, a widow lady. aS. At Edinburgh, Mrs Anna Young, fpoufe to John MoncreifF 1 Efq; writer in Edinburgh ...
... This afFe&ing {cene forms part of an epifode the Lulud of Camoens, thus tranflated by Mr Mickle Dragg'd from her bower murderous ruffian hands, Before the frowning King fair Inez ftands;' Htr rears innocence, her air So mild, fo lovely, and her face fair ...
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