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... Birmingham ; a young lady of a molt engaging fNeetneiS of temper, and endowed with every amiable accompliihment. - D I ED.] On Monday lA,. molt fincerely lamented by every friend and all his parifhioners, in the 77th -year of his age, the ReV. Dr. Richard ...
... The OAK and the WILLOW.—A Fable. THIS troth mud be by all confeft; pliant Temper is the beft. A fturdy Oak long ycar» hyd ftood, And tower'd the wondevrf the wood : Wide were its num'rous branches The clouds enwrapp'd its lofty head. was a tali, and ...
... The Patrons of thofe Errors, which, in different Ways, oppofe themfelves to Orthodoxy, are much out of Temper with the Word, as implying, that Truth is with their Adwerfarics, and confequently not' with them. The Arians, in particolar, have always hated ...
... TO be Sold, A moft excellent HUNTER, perfeetly temperate, Mafter of any 'Weight, has a great Deal of Foot and leaps remarkably well ; is fold for no other Realon than being too high for the Owner to mount conveniently. Inquire of the Printers. ...
... Patent Scythes, Hay and Straw Knives, BEING made of the fi neft Caft Steel, hardened- I and tempered, are recommended to the Public as much better adapted to their reilledtive Ufes than any hitherto conftrudted. From the Superiority of the Metal, they ...
... yu 11 Temper fitterC ; Q *’ iiewierr, I* ...
... is of much more importance, the true temper, loyalty, and difpolition of his fubjefts, which, on • fo trying an occalion, ought by every means in his power to be cultivated and encouraged ; but ...
... WANTED for an IN N AProfcifed COOK, who can be well recommended for Honefty, Sobriety, good Temper, .and Diligence in her TWENTY GUINEAS, and fome Perquifites, a Kitchen Maid is kept.—lt is hoped none will apply who does not fully anfwer the above Defcription ...
... To the PRINT E R S. Sirs, IF univerfal Temperance be a Chriflian Virtue, and due Moderation in Sleep be, in particular, as falutary to the Bodies and Souls of Men, that Meat and Drink, &c.; pei haps, the following Latin Couplet, with humble Attempt towards ...
... tion. He imbibed the education, and retained the temper and manners of a German game-keeper. He led his men to battle as his dogs to the chace of the boar. He was rather brutal than ferocious. Ile always preferved his ancient habits, his old connations; ...
... under/land are acquainted with Hants, and the connection and temper the Electors*, and Lord Jojin being determined to perfevere, you profecute his withes with the effect you can. *' I cannot (faid the diftinguifhed perfonage whom was'appointed) direct ...