... Temperate Re.fleSigns ea tte pre•ita Cryis. .0, ...

... made the inftruments of let every aftion the unhappy conflict be djreftad and marked by, that temper, which ever ought to difcriminate the correftion of the ftate, from the fudden and impetuous impttlie of paffion and revenge. But with thefe principles ...

... the Interefts of the Crown, and by tamely complying with its enormoui Demands. This temperate and impartial Spirit, in a Parliament, gives agreeable Aflurance, that in all othp things, fo particularly in the of Petition*, they will bear equitably, and ...

... TO THE PRINTER. Sir, Confidering the temper of the Farmers, the becoming manner in which they refuted the calumny attempted againft them, and thdr evident concern for the motive that induced it, *' Mercator's plea of friendly caution might-have availed ...

... To the Printer of the Chelmsford Chronicle. SIR, BRITAIN has not been humble in profperity, she has not been temperate in the use of her advantages and blessings, therefore her sun of glory is setting in the western sky, to rise on a more favoured hemisphere ...

... what to do, but hoping it was only the isénde of g hafty temper we tup with it in filence, as w © thought i¢ our duty to do, tll repeated efforts of the kind, we were dblig e svour to julti and finding after all his proutifes, he wa fy ; difpofe of his ...

... Patent Scythes, Hay and Straw Knives, EING made of the fineft Call Steel, hardened and tempered, are recommended to the Public as much better adapted to their refpediv.: Ufes than any hitherto cordrudted. From the Superiority of the Metal, they will retain ...

... Patent Scythe', Hay and Straw Knives, BEING made of the fineft Catt Steel, hardened and tempered, arc recommended to the Public as much better adapted to their refretive Ufes than any hitherto coriftrudtcd. From the Superiority of the Metal, they will ...

... Patent Scythes, Hay and &raw Knives, • BRING made of the fineft Caft Steel, hai-denel 'and tempered, are 'recommended to the Public as Much better adapted-to their refpe6tive Ufes than any hitherto confttudted: From the Superiority of the Metal, they ...

... Patent' Hay and Straw Knives, DEINO made of the fineft Calt Steel, hardened .1.) and tempered i .are recornmended to the Public as much better adapted to theirs efpedtive Liles than any hitherto conftruacd. From the :Superiority of Metal; they will retain ...

... Patent Scythes, Hay and Straw Knives, DEING made of the fioeft Caft Steel, hardeqed 1) and tempered, are recommended to the Public as mach better adapted to tfieir refpcdtive Ufes than any hitherto conitruded. From the Superiority of the Mztal, they will ...

... Such are the eats which the fuccefs or the fubverfion of French democracy feem calculated to produce on the temper and fentiments of the European nations,— This therefore is the moment to repair anti. to itrengthen the gn g lith conititution. The fate ...