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... very properly on the dignity and importaace of the office, and concluded, by hopeing they would be governed in thir choice by temper, candour, ahd impartiality, which he hoped the event would juftify.” This addrefs was received with very flrong marks of applanfe ...
... Difpatch vou -4 -have given to the Publicßufinefs;- make it-praper for me to put an End to this Seffion of Parliament, The Temper with which you'have conduéted alliyour Proceedings Tas given me great Satisfaltion ; and I promife myfolf the hflpiifi E’ffcfis ...
... all together about 200, and the refidue of their army (about as many) are in the Highlands, The foldiersare in a mutinous temper for want.of pay, and under the fridlefl watch and difcipline, and paraded thrice in twentyfour hours. The French have brought ...
... hanpeard jult before they marched in here, Nrony)y maris the humanity of the Officer who made the offar, and the inhofpitable temper of the wan who made the refufal an advancd party being obliged ro wait lill the remainder came up, in order that the whole ...
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... Or, aliße T b gy sigiihe N, ~compiexion that of rthe eommon Indians, and his countenance truly majeflic, tempered with a great deal of pleafantne(s anfll good nature, ' His conflant drefls confiH:'ofa long rebw or vefiment entirely white, which reaches ...
... woman not more geticrally than deferved!y beloved, and clieemed for uncommon fweetnels of difpofinon, conlisnt chearfulnels of temper, and benevolent goodne (s of hear, and will be long remembered with regrer by &'l who bad the happivels of her acquaintance ...
... which then blew from N. N. £ Next moming at ten o'clack, atter ranning abou cighty miles 10 the Southward, the weather becae temperate, and they were taken up by a Swedifh brig, bound to Leghorn, who was pievailed ogm by a premium given by a bill, to run off ...
... other Phyfick, .is, that at the Patient’s leaving off the fame the Body remains not coftive, but in a very good healthful Temper, and lightfome Condition ;he that defires to live a long Life and healthful, by taking two cr'three Glaffes a Week of this ...
... been ever good, ke Atachment to your Re—l floofe fleady, his Zeal for the k Conflitetion warm and manly; and having beeo tempered | by Exile and Experience, your Petitioners hombly apprehend be would, in his futere Conduét, metit your M——7s Approbation ...
... wedning their hulband’s affeétions by an everbearing and irregular means, they would defift and ftuly with lefs trouble the temper of a hufband, and ufe every effort to appeale lather than to enflame, the want whereofgmetimes convinces us creates difcord ...