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... 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 ...
... Servant Wanted; plain Cookery, and mutt ti.e VV care or two cows, be clean in li« >rk, g IO tempered, end bring diameter with her; Inch may be'infoimed of the place applying Mi. Nann, at tiie Three Cups, Colchefter, Efi'ex. . DOLPHIN INN, Romford, YOUNG ...
... Place, LAD who has lived one ded ther efrom as qualitied and who can be well recommen forfuch a fituation, and as-being gov d tempered, cleanly, ano honeit. Mr. > baokfeller, -yookbinder, &c Enquire of {t be poft-paid.. at Chelm astord.—Al ee { letters ...
... * A MAID SERVANT for the Kitchen; me mud a Cook, and come well recommended from.her place for fabricty, honeily, and good temper* Apply Clachar, bookfeiier, and agent the Sun-Fire Chelmsford. be E T, And entered immediately, or at Michaelmas next, A FARM ...
... refervc je*s blell'd, His is handlome it's tonQuTd Lsbeially educated, not loud, In politics filent, nor. ftiences proud: Good tempered and eafy domeftic life, - JT*iii to vain gangling, contention and ; With judgment like it is clear his fenfc, itaftd the ...
... vizir, who made his entry into that capital, represented as a monitor of deformity, blind one eye, offierce and fanguinary temper, and more calculated to lead an army than to prelide over the council of the nation. r' T barn from Franche-Cormc, qnat a ...
... which rhake s ' the principal food all domeftic catfle. This, cut aown.and dried, is hay, the winter provifion in all the temperate and northern climates. Grafs moll: fit 1? l is ear » but before its feeds are ripened. grow too long, it will all its nuous ...
... Be gracious heaven ! for now laborious man Has done his part. breezes, blow! loftening dews, ye tender lhowers, defcend And temper all, thou world-reviving, fun, Into the perfect year Thomson. ...
... of ? do be ok SE b, - black COACH GELDING, with long tail, and a finail blaze, feven cid, warranted elound 5 is a horie-of temper, and very active, duvet hands and 3 inches high. No horie goes kinder ia nefs. Enquire af Ptr. neay” Halitead. ~ ‘lo be SOLD ...
... conciliate the minus all lionet men. by.mainefs and temper you fuce'eed. _ Remember the difficulties which oppoied the claim this country independent and How were they obviated How were they overcome ? temperate founds A revolution was brought about, the mot ...
... foldrer . At# fate pe “lod at ke his” uppear at cpurt, or mia lity who had net ferve fafhion and part ticular me. Ik hara tempers and ¢ there js natura Hy a feems to be witely vet a ferent empley rmen’s bit chiefly ariles 14 ...
... majefty may fafcly rely, that we will enter upon the important objects of public bufinefs, which call for our attention, with temper and afliduity, and that we will profecute them with all the dilpatch which their nature will admit. purfuit of thefe objects ...