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... inftrutting Parents' to bring up their Children in Vice and Fojlv. 3. A Scene of Debauchery at a Tavern among the Youths of the Uaiverficy. 4. Youth, at the Univerfity, pra&ifiag all manner of Vice j Lucifef pointing to and Taughing at them, 5. Eiivy^ ■ Malice ...
... Bland, was arretted for a real, or pretended Debt of Fifty Pvstsnd?, for which he was confined in Ipfwich Goal, and fince his Dis- charge from thence has not return 'd to his Duty in the faid Ti op 5 the faid Th6mas Jay is hereby required to ftirrender himfeif ...
... to the Printer of this - Paper, or to Dr. Symonds of Ixworth Thorpe aforefaid, who ' will make a handfome Gratuity. ■ A Youth that lias an Inclination to become Apprentice to a Perfon in the Grocery, Drapery, and Haberdaihery Way, may hear «f a Mailer ...
... People, *-t«_t- wtat N vnitprs ar* ?? - '■■' r.-\ vAAdir, aid not Ooe in a rhouratid. is- WheßyHocemp-ift^ it« L-. 7.- • M*di : -T-Jxiir. : -cutiarly adap*ed to thac Oifcate in ?? For- m» _) ?? . fro-it*.- rkghje« itching Humour id ths Blood to «s ...
... X~^&r TTH'E Brigantine TWO* rMmIMfA „-■- BROTHERS, Southampton built, IPiy^W^!^ Eurthen *3° Tons n»re or lefs An In- -4m^MisS^di L Cnt ° ry 0f her Stores » Furniture, £'c. ma y fcen at chc P!ace Sa,e > or at Ga P e - Iftael Wed's, at Hamble, near Southampton ...
... Sworn Appraifer, is lately deceafed, I take this Opportunity to entreat the Favours of all Gentlemen, Ladies, & others, his Friends and Employers, (as well as the Continuance of my own in the Upholftry and Appraifing Way &c.) for all Sorts of Houfehold Furniture ...
... JJook- feliers tn Twwa and C sua try. Colchefter, 19, iy6t. Day Ifaac Martin Rebowi Efq-, and Charles Gray* Efq\ tvjo of the Candidates for this Borough, attended by & great Number of Gentlemen, their refpe&ive Friends, met the Free Bur- geffes of the ...
... to this End, nor de I doubt, bar to meet with a vigorous Concurrence from all, whom I have the Honour to number among my Friends. I am, Gentlemen! w#h the trueft Gratitude and Eftetm, Durham, Your very obliged and faithful Servant, 4U».^i > .jr*7fi. ...
... 1761, without any body's being; able.B) gue^ at t the Motive. After having fupped with his Family and one of tils t intimate Friends, named Laveifle, he Stepped down into his Father's t Warehoufe, and fixing a Cord between die two Leaves of a folding t Door ...
... prefent* hS^J^S^ * \ a^ionat; Compliments to the Little GentlemeTand L*. dies of mete KmgJoms, and begs Leave to inform them that th«r« are now publdhed, and may be hjid at theirold Friend Mr. Nj %**?« ...
... God. In the Senate he was difinterefted, vigilant, snd flea .y. On the xxxth Day ofOaober, MDCCLViI . . : he died as he had lived, The Friend of Man, the Lover of his Count. y _ The Father of the Poor, AgedLXXIII. ...
... BenotdSiv^b; . Wo-ds: The p-efent Di pute, is not about any Party-Matter b« who .s M gin .fied to be your Rfpr.fentative. To Him S that is b,ft q^hfi^, -et meadvife yoii, to give Y our v: infl^SvS * — . ?? vr f ai^f«l Friend, and an Independent Freeholder ...