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... more or lefs fo inflamed with fpiritiious Liquors, that they are ever ready td perpetrate any Villainy, that their violent Temper or Lovfe of Lucre fhall prompt them to. I cannot forbear. mentioning one Thing I took Notice of, which gave me much Concern ...
... ofthe Romans. And from Vienna we are informed, that they don't yet quite defpair of bringing the Court of Berlin into a good Temper about the faid Election, though tliey acknowledge that the Profpect on the Side of Turky fliould naturally make them defpond ...
... upwards of 200 Years. He has left behind him two Sons and feveral Grandfons, who* in all Likelihood, by their rural Life and Temperance, may enjoy in that Family, that valuable Eftate fome Hundreds of Year. more. This Week died at Edinburgh, Charles Maitland ...
... cannot but be look'd upon as the AggrefTor : But 150,000 Ruffi- ans and Coffacks upon the Frontiers of Pruffia will, probably, temper the Warmth of this Prince, and reconcile him to pacifick Meafures; fince it's great Odds, if the Ruffians be provoked to fall ...
... After a Winter remarkably temperate, we had fuch Weather, while the Sun was advancing towards us on this Side the Equinox, that we fhivered with Cold in the Months which are ufually the moft pleafant in the. Year. The Di (temper among the Horned Cattle ...
... le a Congrefs formed this * Summer in Italy. ' But that we may run no Hazard from the Appear- -1 'ance of this pacific k Temper, fome other Methods are ■*■ taken that may keep our Friends from defpairing, and 6 our Foes frem enterprizing any Thing to ...
... waspleafedtomakea Speech to both Houfes of Parliament, which is as follows j My Lords, and Gentlemen, THE Loyalty, Unanimity, and Temper of yout Proceedings, during this Seffion, at oiice demon- ftrate your juft Attachment to the true Intereft of your Country ...
... Capital City-of Sweden ) May iq« AN Ordonnance has been publifhed within thefe few Days, to prevent the fpreading of the Dif- temper amongft the Horned Cattle, which rages with great Violence in. Shonen, and fome otber neighbour- ing Provinces. It is faid ...
... of Dub- lin j whofe Care and Vigilance in the Difcharge of his Paftoral Function for above thirty Years, and Sweet- nefs of Temper, and general Benevolence, endeared him, not only to his Parifhioners, but to all his Ac- quaintance. On Sunday Evening was' ...
... COUNTR V N E WS. NewcaJlle, June % After the ftfi£teft Enquiry, we can with Pleafure ?? the Publick, that the Dif- temper which lately raged amongft the Horned Cattle in feveral Parts of this County, is entirely abated; which next to Divine Providence ...
... great Honour, Probity, and Integrity, diftinguifhed for his excellent Underftanding, extenfive Knowledge, and truly ami- able Temper, which makes his Death confidered as a great Lofs to the Publick, as well as to all his Friends and Acquaintance. He has left ...
... God^ef Heaven! ll either Jhoot you dead or burne your houfe a nd you in it and hy God very foon if you dont mend your iamd Temper, are yott not ajbamd to let all the Country cry c Shame on you, and you mufi goe to the devill tier) foon without you repent ...