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... either amid ft thefe fludluating waves be driven headlong into flavery by defpotic tyranny the poor Voters of the B—r—gh of Friends and fellow Voters who are two thirds of 'Ele&ors have it I now our power to aflert our right of chufing proper neighbouring ...
... from Alderman OLIVER “Sift London behalf many our's to know our intention atfembled Lord-Mayor year your are firm and true friend indulge your looking forward plealure fecurity bl derived from magifirate are your humble fervants Tho William Lem Harrilon ...
... quality, beauty, colours, andjojintfs, to theft of that country. try WILLIAM LONSDALE defires to render his fincere and unfeigned thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, tha publick, and his friends, for the very liberal fupport he has experienced, which he will ...
... Knuts- I ford races A youth who fpiriled norft which I had run him unfortunately eroded the lane I if part juft race-horfcs out it and ran foil againft Swordlinan the I violence (hock the firft heel over head I him inftantly and the youth rode him I both thighs ...
... divided between the two nations.—All the French who now are in, or may come into the States of the King, (ball be treated as'friends and allies. 'The conclufion of the above treaty having come to Lord knowledge,' he liys, Tippoo Snltaun therefore, having ...
... Se’nnight was drowned, as he was learning to fwim, (to the inconfolable Grief of all his Friends) Mafter Frank Yerbury, eldeft Son of Mr. near Bradford, a fine perfonal Youth, about Fourteen. Francis Yerbury, an eminent Clothier of Birmingham, 17. On laft John ...
... to relieve the drooping fprrits of his friend, bv the example of other men in the fame circitmilances. this aft of generollty, however, has certainly incurred the Jifpleafure all his natural and felitical friends. But, this •» il the intention was good ...
... whiffs in tobcr fort flow mum). Ana both in mufiug very deeply di own'd 1 For fo it wan— till thot she firft good man Fetch'd a deep whiff, aitd ari»io«ily began, Fiaix Parson. Wou'd God (my friend) hit goodneft had allign'd Some lot more fuited to my feeling ...
... member for Lifburn. Lately died the wife of Mr. J. Poarch, of Corsham. Tuesday died at Bridgewater, of an apoplectic fit, Mr. Peter Capper, of Birmingham, eldest son of the late Peter Capper, esq; of this city. Same day died at Cleeve, in the parish of ...
... Which claims the Poet’s No Bard can tho’ none A fweeter theme or purer long In thefe licentious wanton days When Friend deareft Friend hallow’d Hymen The violation of its rites Say the feeling know finer thrill livelier glow— Than when exerts To picture ...
... and. Mr. Brown, Brillol. A/Jo,' htely fubllftstd by tht fame Author, THE CHILDREN'S FRIEND, complete in 4 itols. witb. cooper- plates, jric; ios. bound. THE FRIEND of YOUTH, complete in a vais. with-platcs,. , price 6s. bound. SELECTSTORIIS, with copper-plates ...
... rime having learnt his name fent for him two or three after and married him a licence— ---It is fhe has f independent of her friends St! : - where carejuiy eaq-i in the of Learning viz all Brandis® Millie alio Merchants Attempts Plain and Spherical Forrifia-tion ...