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... TEMPERANCE He alt ir confifi in Temperance alone. Pope. Medicina Dietetic i. THAT Sir Edward Hulfe was an Enemy to, and by no Means thought well of, what Dr. Cheyne calls great Meali, appears very evi- dent from the Regimen he prefcribed to Dr. L 1 B ...
... breatheth from her Lips ; Joy, tempered with Innocence and Modelty, iparkleth in her Eyet, and from the Chearfulnels of her Heart (he Smgeth at the walkt. Her Name is Health, fhe is the Daughter of Exercife, who begot her on Temperance • their Sons inhabit the ...
... SOBRIETY and TEMPERANCE RENDER ihe Icnfes c'.e.n , the body light , the under- Handing lively, the foul bulk, the memory tena- cious, our in itloti3 Ii te, and all oura&ioii: regular and eafy. By means of fobtiety, tbe foul, delivered, an it were, el ...
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... charitable to the families their country As luxry is virtue occafions other evils vices it is that temperance to vice produces viitucs benefits What temperate frugal who within their incomes to dependent and offer fulfome adulations ? What temptation have ...
... Letter from Member of Parliament to of bii Ccnjlituents our and concluded HE concludes obferving that mentable difcontcnt temper which prevails in this diftra&ed country but whoje are that provoked Avd where relldes that Mr Locke being hates and kingdoms ...
... MARRI ED. Mr. Force, of I loniton's-Clift, to Mifs Templer, daughter of Mr. Temper, of Alphington.-— - Mr. Keens, of Longbridge .Diva ill, Wilts, 10 Mrs. Rogers, of Brillol. DIED. In Hill-ltrcet, Berkciey-fquare, the Eartf Sefltn.—- The Itev. Mofes Wright ...
... - ' TlfCorporationi tbrnMf' £’“ old furge Sireit Lcicdtcr- : £flv heaof Socrates temper after rain generally us and find all nivcffal Saturday In one our 1 chriftenings which in removed by to dirt daily But though may carried fault would rather have ...
... Thoughts on feveral Subjedts* TEmperance and Exercife are the two Pillars which Life is firmly fiipported : Take a»ay thofe Props, and I would not you for Twelvemonth rudes and Coquettes have often the fame Point in View, tho' they take different Ways ...
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... WANTED, AN ingenious fober Youth, of good Character. and Capacity, for APOTHECARY s PRENTICE. his Temper and Education quabty him for early Terms will be very modeiate. Letters, Poft-paid, retted to the Printer the Journal, will t0 glue THAT all erfons ...
... Sherborne and Yeovil And GENERAL ADVERTISER lr MISCELLANY Virtue illicit Love or the Hif-cf Countefs Salifbury Examples gained Temperance A Defcription newly difcovered Plant Anecdote Iliero Syracufe On Drunkennefs Archbifliop Tillotfon’s Charafter of Perfecutors ...