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... 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 ...
... ver has in his Hand the Key of Italy, which CO Us prefurnel may very properly be called, when in a Manner fuitable to the Temper and Genius its People. (Italy) Feb. 9. We learn from St. Etienne, 'flPoreft, (one of th . . belt Foundaries for -Arms in France) ...
... April ,3, at the Ott Coventry. . •• Warwick, W-edriciday, A,pril 4, at Warwick ' On th DEATH of Lord LEIG ff talla faith, _ _ Temperer a lachrymis ? Vine. Ndulge, Melpomene, Reque - a, • And with fu lin-ier Strains inform my Breaft For one fo dear let fofter ...
... 141 e are .not without Apprehenfions of lofing this Prince, pretty well beloved by the People, on account of lus - pacifie.k Temper, having never fought to make an 1 1 C of his -unlimited Power. 'After having b een o bl ige d , 1,1' 1 -Indifpolition, to ...
... World whatfoever) , is, that at the Patient's leaving off the fame, the Body remains not Cotlive, but in a very good healthful Temper, and lightfota4 Condition. Sold by the Printer of this Paper, (by whom Shop-keeperle Who take fmall Quantities, may be ferved•on ...
... End of MOOR *ET BIR AKES :and ,Sells all .Sorts of Fila in the molt i,:v t curious Mquner, and for t i .;,,e hardeit Saws or temper'd Likevvifefeveral Sorts of Enp,ine,s and Surgeons Infiruments, all Sorts of Link af 12i icing 'fools , and t utton 'Links ...
... in the World whatfoeVer, is, that at the Patient's leavirg off the fame, the Body not Coflive, but in a very good healthful Temper, and Condition. Sold by the Printer of this Paper, (by whom Shopl o 4 e / who take fmall Quantities, may be ferved on the ...
... the World whatfoov e t % is, that at the Patient's leaving off the fame, the Body not Cofliv'e, but in a very good healthful Temper, and 110 0 Condition. Sold by the Printer of this Paper, (by wimtn Short who take fmali Quantities, may be ferved on the ...
... ones ,forrnerly brotlght from , the Gold Coaii - , that we are of ; ;.e.n cbli. - ed to repair their LoffeS, to keep them in Temper. In fhort, to have to do with them at all, is only tirefome and, perplexing, but highly deftrucctive to the Intereft of the ...
... Intendants of the Provinces to make out Lifts cf the Revcnyes Of the Ecclefialticks, and in Cafe Refutal, to' feite upon their Temperalities. The fame Letters fay that the- Abbe de Res, whom the King had named .Almoner to the Uefdames, has been turned out of that ...
... Phyfiek in the World what' is, that at the Patient's leaving off the fame, the Body rot Calve, but in a very good healt.hful Temper, and lig' Condition. Sold by the Printer of this Paper, (by whom ShorkeeP.ei:: who take final! %amities, may be ferved on ...
... be compleatly equipp'd and that they fhall fpeedily launch feveral more. We have .Advice from the Canton ofßern, that a Di{temper ronch like the Bloody Flux, is 'very rife, and carries off abundance of People in that Country. t 'His Majeity embarked at ...