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... as pre- venting the Removal of Cattle from one Place to another, fince he can, in the Twinkling of an Eye, bring the Dif- temper into any Place, in Spight of all the Regulations hu- man Wit can devife. Coptnhagtn, (Denmark) Dtc. 30. The epidemical Diftem- ...
... occafional Reading the beft Engiifh Authors who have wrote on the Social Virtues cxpofcdthe evil Habits of Mind arifing from Temper Prejudice and Cuftom andeen-fured the Follies and of the Age Such Perfons who are difpofed to fend their Daughters depend ...
... St. Martin's Lane, Uncle to Sir Richard Hoare. He has left two Sons and a Daughter. He was a Gentleman of an excellent even Temper, and ftrift Honour and Honefty. Ors Friday died, advanced in Years, Mr. Shewell, many Years an eminent Brewer in Old-Street ...
... 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 ...
... in the Wotld, is, that at the Patient's leaving oft* the fame, the Body te- mains not coftive, but in a very good healthful Temper, and light- fome Condition. This is the fame tich ELIXIR that was recommended by Di kin*?, Phvfician to K. Chailes 11. and ...
... 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 ...
... fhe occational Reading the Engiifh Authors who have wrote on the Virtues expofed the evil Habits of the Mind ariling from Temper Prejudice and Cuftom andeen-fured Follies Vices of the riling SuchPerfons who are fend their Daughters may depend upon their ...
... and the better of rheir and the different Stations of future they the occasional the the expofed the Habits of arili from Temper and andeen-iured Follies Vices the Such who are dilpofed their Daughters depend their meeting with Encouragement and poluole ...
... 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 ...
... Hand the Key of i: ly, which Corfica, 'tis prefume J, may very properly be i.illed, when governed in a Mauner fuitable to lhe Temper ,11'j Genius of ns People. Pans, (fiance) Fet. 6. They write from Rochelle, that 1 Sl inuf.eitory of Glafs has lately been ...
... 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 ...
... 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) ...