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... Edifices public and private, Univerfities, &c. coniained in each. \\r:h an hil torical Account of the Cuftoms, Maoners, Genius, Tempers, Habits, Amufements, Shape, - Colours, Beautics, Virtues, Vices, Eotertainments, Ceremonies at Births, Marriages, and Funerals ...
... which will render his troable and expences _fm&:l _lefs. M. Durand has demanded b 1; recall, not being a man of fuch a temper as to ferve for 2 Nachaer-to.bed procudiags.—Fie julilied-hm=- felf to the b‘mperor in fuch a manner as to merit his eftcem ...
... of Horton, (being ‘only 4051. per annum) the eftate of Mr, James, the late Banker, for the fum of 12,2001, Tue benevoleat temper of the Englith nation never appeased moir. ftrongly than at Mr. For. dyce's examination lait Saturday. Calumniated men: he ...
... towards the atlainmen with fuccefs, The cafe is the fame with regard to our profecution of happinefs. He whofe impetaous temper vrges him to adts of rapacity and ambition, or plunges him in the excellecs of fails of bis ultimate aim, the g by Mr. James ...
... more welcomethan the Knowledge of thefe unhappy Confequences. Fearful of th¢ EffeCts which the Intelligence would have on my Temper, my Friends never fuffered me to remain a fingle Moment alone, ’till the_late excelleat Dr. Berkeley, the celebrated Bifhop ...
... by Mr, Galliasd, might probably sot be the lame, Mrs. Gerdier very readily aequiefced ; and, haviog had time to recoved her temper, fell again into tears, and, in the moll atiecling mannel, apologized for her late indifcretion, adding, at the lame time ...
... us and the Spaniards, in the Condition to which we were both reduced, that we had not a Frederick to deal with, whofe rigid Temper might have made us long repent thc”Wanton. ...
... Prince | fi{:c to prevail, eft Confufion ; veral Dietines fet on Foot in ¢ They write . not eafy fo mo T them from D 3 [ - temper makiny Cattle, which — =By Letters Diltemper am¢ Havock, that ~ fhort Time. They write — Ordet of her R Oven of her 2 being ...
... fenimer, whicht they would al.erwards ule as an engine againfl the manofallurers, The other feheme wonld at lealt bs more temperate, and more fyfematic, e wonld be lefs liable 10 the impnration of ladlioul nels, and would give lels interruption 1o the neceflary ...
... whom be has Iflue a Son, named Paal Petrowitz, born O&. 1, 1754, now Grand Duke of Roffia. * M . He is a Prince of a warm Temper, and ftrong Paflions, beloved by the Ruffians, and dreaded ? fome of the Favourites in the late Reign. How he will aét in ...
... Eorope, but as much diftinguithed alfo for his Knowledge in al! other Parts of Learning, and no lefs efleemed for his amiable Temper, Rome, June 15. Yefterday an Exprefs arrived bere with Advice, thata Body of Neapolitan Troops took Poficflion of Benevento ...