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... The Patrons of thofe Errors, which, in different Ways, oppofe themfelves to Orthodoxy, are much out of Temper with the Word, as implying, that Truth is with their Adwerfarics, and confequently not' with them. The Arians, in particolar, have always hated ...
... Paris, (France) March2s. The newly difcovered Ifland, which we lately mentioned, lies beyond the Equator, in a very temperate Climate. According to the Report of thofe Teonfiderabte-Fxrene—ll ‘The Board of Admiralty intends to Inprove it as fible. Abundance ...
... Y iil g t entirely clcanfes itchings, or br body from all fpots, d’om., whatfoever temper ever out, and mever nown to fail._. that da N.B. Isdogs not fain the finett lingn, but has a delightful fmell, and’makes the fkin eatremely fmooth and foft, and ...
... guide your attionis by the rules of honour, dilligence, and temperance; by({\e firlt you will gain “efleen; by the fecond, you will become weaithy. and exalted above temptation ; and by temperance, you will fecure to vourfely ; nJoylne: ...
... W ferene, and temperate a Sky, vifited witht glreeable Viciflitude of Seafoms, but nosie of them io extreme : The Heat ...
... Féauon ‘his wa hemence of temper proceeded, according to the ancients, from the full habit of their bedies, ang heir blood -+ and thefe circum- ...
... wasthe daughterofa gentleman in the country of*Eggland) and fell in love with her, and being fomewhat of our Eighth Harry's temper (¢ never to {pare a woman in his fliates, anltwo of the mobkilled. The fo}é‘iejs; 4 e - ...
... chearfully among his courtiers, he carried the fame go _dearing familiarities to the throne; and from ' the levity of his temper, no injuries were dread.’ ed from his former refentment. Batit was foon found that all thefe advantages were merely fuperficial ...
... DISSERTATIONS: ‘ The firft on the Abfurdity and Injuftice ‘of Religious Bigotry and Periecution ; their utter Contrariety to the Temper and Conduét of Chrift and his Apofties ; and their Mifchievous and Fatal Confequences : 1 The fecond on the Principal Qua ...
... ‘be fa-.| amgrs g 10 remarkably temperate, feldom hdnlgins himfelf in more than four glafles of wine at dinner, and adntle wine-and - water at fapper. In the afternoon, if no flate affairs re- reading fome favourite Author to the Queen; who has given ...
... It will alio be neceifary to keep a gocd look-out on the return of the Ruffian fleet, that they bring no contagious dif-' temper along with them, ...
... Effeétngf Superftition and Big#try reign there in a particular Manner, and have given a barbarous and Tanguinary Calt to the Temper of its Inhabitants, naturally tinged with Spanith Severity, — Foltaire tells, in his laft Produétion, (Traite fur la Tolerance] ...