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... Calalh i> f BiUinrfcate Moll, Two Ancient fhilofbphers, a *l\ Koifiir* and White-wafhtn,; the Eace, a Lady in Cjcd Temper and in Bad Temper, Courtlhip, Matrimony, FmATRIMONIAL TETE A TETE. ' PART IV. n, ?? Serieant Snuffle, Sir BnH Face, Counfellor Pert ...
... be, heard of atMr'. Wilh'inV Mercer's, Or Mr .Charles fn'n e . ...
... icderatc terms. JT. B. Country CccamifEon* ?? arrfwered. RASORS. ~~ HARR.'eQN's PHILOSOPHICAL CONCAVE RA- SORS, which are tempered in a peculiar manner, and } ro formed as not to require grinding, and wiiith may be j _ept in order by a ftrap only, without ...
... tranflated from the French. £ Felix aui rerum potuit cognofcere caufas. VIRG. . Mature benevolent and wife, j Ninon* s well temper'd Soul has fram'd Qf Epicurus Tafte of Joys, -With Cato's rigid Virtue tam'd. St. Evremont. Tb be SOL D by volunt ary R Oup ...
... in rhe World, b, that, at the Patient's leaving oti the* fame, -the Body remains not coftivc, but in a very good healthful Temper, and lighciom'e Condition : This noble Cordial will retain its Virtues though kept many- Years ; and it is the fame rich Elixir ...
... There's:; Blcck English Stal Hon lately brought from iMorrlarap-iorj, ;r Hands high, of very great Strength, wet! vnade. and fc'C tempered at OraaaVaahaal ej Half a Gub^a Lrz? and Trial. ai:d a ?? Keeper. Ti be ft and etttcned to at Whltihnd^ next, That large ...
... among the aea- wates or opponents of the prefent Miniftry. If, on the con- re are men who enn hear, evith candour and whh temper, ' :; Hii party-men occafionally cenlured and occafionally jiraifcc, v.c :. :: cittitsin a doubt of their approbation of the ...
... the Thermometer, and no where eif.i in Scotland, and in enc fhop only in London, where this ingenious and ufeful mode of tempering STEEL was firft rraftifed, and where the laid A. Stii.i. affifted. *?* He has alfo on hand a neat affortnient of Table and ...
... manner of living. Sec Sec. The whole containing Several other remarkable particulars ■ — relating to the natural dit petitions, temper--, and inclina- tions vi the uttpoiifhed lavage , nor before hint- ed at in any othei biftory. Ry PETER WILLIAMSO N, Formerly ...
... doctrines of toleration iri a Proteflant Synod. What itiaii our brethren in our neigh- bouring Proteftant churches conceive of the temper and fpirit of our Church ? Let us not mifs this oapottonity of dirfpelliat! the cloud that hangs on cur pjory. With this view ...
... Edinburgh, who muft be VfHe-d in buying and felling Black Cattle and Sheep , -''tito-iefty. fobtiety, induftry, and good temper have ?frri.at-dare-un.loub-eri. fjA he well educated, write well, underftand book- ?? not under 30 years of age. J- 0 only ...
... Bigotry ; yet zealous for unaffected Piety and extenfive Chanty: He was one of great Moderation, both in his Principles and his Temper. He hved t.fcfuliy and in much Eftcem. He died comfort- ably, and in his laft Hours hid great Peace and Serenity. And ir may ...