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... I ■,:efifi::,rf:cl.. ?? M-e:try. ] -. jnft now before me a volume lately ?? un- I ' ■ ':■ Getlie. The tran I Ittor, (with whom 1 am fifif ,es il ofthe heroes and bards of antiquity, has added j : number of critical note:;, which appear to include a A ...
... merit re* al engage youth to exert themfeives, 1 1. to them a noble ardour to excel, a 1 merit alone, unaflided, frequently g al,lS M ant over intereft, prejudice, or envy- ( jt' Extra ft of a letter from a gentleman try to his friend at London. My bad ...
... The DYING 'SHEPHERD. IT was at midnight's folemn hour, When nature wide was hufli'd in fleep; Save where around the jxloomy bo\y'r,' The north wind whittled loud and deep. All pale and wan a fhepherd lay; The fatal ft eel had pierc'd his brcaft: And while ...
... Noble Youth, to B next in birth, But nobler if to B next in worth. Your firft fucceflion is a father's care: Your family (hall own a B there. What glory Inch a pattern to purfue! Then every (orrowlhall be (link in you; In you a chcrifher of the di(lre(s'd ...
... ■wpMnW—w PETER FORRESTER AND CO. Acinars 1 their friend, and the Public, 'That they have juft now renewed their a. lortmcnt of WATCHES} among which are a variety of very elegant aud curious pie- ces. PRINCE OF WALES' GOLD IVATCHLS WITH S!-t_»Nll.S, At ...
... Extract of a letter from an officer in North America, to his friend in Ayr, dated, Camp at Montreal, Sept. 18. 1760 T Had the pleafure of receiving yours of la.lt fpring, June, at Albany ; fmce which time I have traverled a considerable deal this American ...
... bim d eh* . voin hers or grounds of debt againft tl.e baab oaths of verity di r -. ■id that between audt J_w * •-„:. ?? m. ; ?? ?? .. ' gleet to coeaply wirh this reqimiiiou! di_ a not f>e entitle, to any ?? in the firfl ?? ; ~~ 7~r ...
... t-^^LD GILCHRIST & COMPANY, A RC „ r ,,nASHF.RS AMD LINEN-DRAPERS, ' * TnhVy tcp** thtir Friends ani ibt Pnilie, ?? have REMOVED from South Bridge Street T^.llii large and commodious SHOP, f^a^^ff^eh, Higi) Street, c„. got to hand a complete affortment ...
... A youth tall, fair, and free ; race was ay a gallant band; A gallant youth was he. lov'd his King, his country lov'd: A trufty blade bore fmite their foes, by fear unmov'd : Their foes him dreaded fore. gentle was he too and kind, kindcft friend might ...
... fliower, Pale grew your the key-cold clay } My dear, dear friend! you cry'd, you could no more But in a burft of forrow mov'd away. Fix'd cold iniuble, defolate, alone, 1 try'd to follow, but 1 try'd vain ; ' 1 fought to weep, my very tears were gone ; ...
... ftrength decay'd, his foul was foft» It bow'd beneath the ftrife. His friends to flee the fcene of grief Their prudent counfel gave; (From objects new we meet relief) All fought the youth to fave. Bath's balmy waters gently ftream'd, Their genial aid to give ...
... fliower, Pale grew your the key-cold clay } My dear, dear friend! you cry'd, you could no more But in a burft of forrow mov'd away. Fix'd cold iniuble, defolate, alone, 1 try'd to follow, but 1 try'd vain ; ' 1 fought to weep, my very tears were gone ; ...