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... cma; and and a lien J'MV. lull Di litead. Weigh Mai Ih We ILolb L- nut from ALL the PAPE*s cf Yesterday limerick, February ij. LAST Saturday Se??nnight Mr. Obadiah Hardy of Monegall, near Nenagh, fell from his or |e, a..d died A ithout fpeaking Word :He teft ...
... try 'Die Thdkfc* »f tK« Canal Lottery has charged almoft the whole the Demands agdii hereby give Notice, that they will pay No, hill, in future, all Prizes outftanding, bn every M each Week, from twelve two ©’Clock. A] BACCI-itlS covet Catttth,'« thi-eS ...
... Mctboii, inform fils Friends, end rlic Pul lie, that tor the mote commodious Reception of His Po pils, he has removed from Gcorge’s-lane, 10 more retired Si UMtion in Love-lane, adjacent to King-llrect, near Mercer’s- t where Youth arc infttuded in Reading ...
... thu Method, inform hi* Friend*, and ttrePul iic, tiuc tor (he more commodiou* Reception of bi«Pn n, tie har n-moved from George’a-lane. to* more retired Si lUJtion L ve-lane, adjacent Ki.ig-ftreet, near Mercer’s Hnlpi'a!; ere Youth are ii ftrufled in Reading ...
... Gchilemen, when I conhder uiv noble friend’s (iluulion, his open. _ unreferved tanper, and his warm and animated zeal for caule which rendered him obnoxious to fo many wicked men, daily and publicly to mixed multitudes of friends and foes on a fubjeft which affetlcd ...
... No. 4, Brlde-flrVet, Dublin, convenient iff all the infli uftion of youth in the ENGLISH, LA IN, GR*tK. Emeu tees. !tow acquit h.m'elf witli indurtiy, ta theftriafaflion oi l>is friend, the public, and to qe.thl* his 1-upiis with all poiTihle. expedition ...
... thole of Antiquity.” Every Man after Fifty, gives the Preference of Virtue to the Days of his Youth, though nothing can more certain than the Days of his Youth were Days ofYictoufnefs Companion for neither the Vices nor Virtues of our Forefathers, can in ...
... Ihallcaufe Divifion ’Twist you and me, without Contrition. Then hold me not in cold Di tiCoo, Nor cruelly caufe my Perdition, But to m Joys give true Completion. Oh I Cupid, try thy Toothing Art, Infpire her Soul with mutual LovCi Which can alone a Tafte impart ...
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... lete Partner, Dressy and Com- p any (who continue the Bufinefs) to his Friends and the Public; they, therefore, entreat 2 Continuance cf the Commands of M~. Howe's, their own Friend:, and the Public, whofe future Encouragement they hope to merit, ng. by ...
... in ny fuccefs—he preferred a manly. adherence to the caufe we were envbarked in, to an unprincipled com- petition with his friend, and to his firmnefs (ewe an-exclu- five; zeatous fopport from hint. ‘the ntore honourable to his ferlings, wid an agsiof ...
... per Ct. Ann. (hut i{- ,pf. Smyrna without variation ; and the laft Drrettors. and melancltoly account. —A wealthy citizen ot' di» open Lou* Ana Hut f ijfletters Loin Aleppo, the 21ft alt.' Lord Macartney has, without foiling his fin- that place, byname ...