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... unto tike. O give me grace that 1 may attentive in my grayer, temperate diet, vigilant condud, and ai good purpofes.—Grant, moft veil .nr , 1 that may true and faiihtul thole that have intruded with their fecrets that may be courteous and kind towards ...
... Cutlery* viz. Razors, Knives, Forks, Chirurgical Inllrumcnts fmv Kind, s«c. being tempered and in p.culiar Manner, (to avoid Prolixity) engages their Quality, on Trial, will foudn fufficienl Rccommtndation the ParchalVr.—Cafl-.s for the fe'cral Article** ...
... HilT* itfcmctick, . - - - Hiftory Bir4s v with the Bird Cumpaoioa, I with Cirti. I ® £vio'« Sermons on the Temper, Vol O 5 5 Orieioal Feerai, Vob. - * - - 066 Hinory of the Koighta Malt*, ; VuU. - - 3 Bottcr*! Analogy, - - - -033 -’a ...
... hulband. Never endeavour to deceive or impofe on his untlerftanding; nor give him uneafmefs (as fome very fcoliflily to try his temper) but treat him always, before-lrand, with fmcerity, and atterwards, with aftedion and rcfped. Be not over fangitine before ...
... and ifiu felling out üble, every little which the ignorance of fctvnni comrr.itied •s-.'at, thole itiaeij the calnr.aeU her temper« and though t.' aitnigbty of woman* fte 1 not qnite learned the Uffou—• ...
... BEncvolencc is the nobleft qnality of human nature, and great minds mod ezcell in it. No objeft can attradt one of a benevolent temper more than his country, and to make that happy, mud be the pleafure of his foul. ' A natural fweetnefs of tempe* is an early ...
... Krfiftlei* beauties irt her mein . Love revels in her face. Her l as her form complete, Gmbcl!!i.. > .i with each art; Her temper affable and tweet. Enchains each gazersheprt. ...
... C«Mtai:» ne «ITES beiwien a Go* vKßKkKsand I’cvnal young Lad.ii ol iJ_y%LiTir her In.v/hich each I.ady is iron* ftn*. particular Temper and inclin kiton lever4 l a-rt pointed out, and the caly Way th» nt, ; .e -H thin’ , nfid fpeaK, ae*> proper:* ; no cart ben* ...
... both Old sod Young, and was red fwlled, weakj or running Eyes, add.. Sight, takes away any Scum and B!nodl l . Ilant good Temper. c laid Water Is ! . and ftrengthening the Eyes after the Fm.;-! Drinking, Cold in the Head, and cools jlnu > a few'MitttJlca ...
... Mrer known foil cutingnny »*4 *j: wk, eyes, »nd twiftneft rhejS^ nw»* nn* fcum nod Mood Died, nod k**®* . ■ ' coßboTcood temper. The (bid i. known be in dlible fei coring ftrcngihening ihe eyfes eftrr the finnll ip fete/hsrd drinking, «W cold head end ...
... —At Connatnara in the County of Galway, aged 78, the Rev. Mr. Anthony Mills, a Gentleman who for aufterity of Life, and temperance, join’d with a mo!l excellent Dlfpofttion, bid fair for a Rank in Charadler among the Primitive CJitiftians. —In Batrack-ftrect ...
... weak, or rnonii.g Eyes, adding vigour and tridenefs to the Sight, and takes away any Scum and and keeps them con(lant good Temper. The laid Walei kno* n to infallible in curing and ftrengthening the Eyea after the Smalt-pua, fit ling Late, hard Drinkingt ...