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... had heard the King fay fume hard things him. The King's pleasure therefore Was the law to which were truft for our lives and fortunes; our enemies having entirely ingrofled the power of faking and repealing laws, and devolved on the King's pleufure. But ...
... both into her lap, when they came into the world. [xxv. 15.] 23. At London, Dr Brown, vicar of Newcastle. 27. Drummond lodge, near Edinburgh, Mrs Jean Drummond, relict of Dr John Jardine, one of the ministers of Edinburgh. P. S. Oct. 12. At his house ...
... ' m of Dr Richard *?hagen, in an ho/pital, Peter 90, aged £dv, ar Tooting in Surry, Mrs Rachel a widow, aged 108. She had not v f' with day's for ievenand could read without giaffes till Am/ e da ys death. Mrs Craifteyn. She has left to , ' l^e brothers ...
... Mr Secretary Pitt. ROnrOn Thurfdey, Jen. the Rev. Dr Brown, vice-chancellor of the univerfity of Oxford, -waited upon bis MajeJly at St James's, and prefer, ted him •with the Oxford Verses, the death of his late, and of his prefent MajeJiy, and was moft ...
... from all, thd he walked fteadily his old paths: and retained much the King's favour, that his confulted him upon marly occafions. Sir Philip Warwick relates, in his memoirs* that the King, being bufy difpatching fome letters with his own pen, Command- 1 ed ...
... Mr Secretary Pitt. ROnrOn Thurfdey, Jen. the Rev. Dr Brown, vice-chancellor of the univerfity of Oxford, -waited upon bis MajeJly at St James's, and prefer, ted him •with the Oxford Verses, the death of his late, and of his prefent MajeJiy, and was moft ...
... n.'r Jedburgh, Mrs Margaret Elliot, le to Mr Patrick Macdowall, Advocate. 1 Colerain, Mrs Welfh, rclidt of the yea Bleflington, in the ioad r of: her age. She left numerous offto the amount of 103. *• At Glafgow, Mifs Leitch, the Surviving daughter of ...
... to reap the sweets of the labour BEES, ??? destroying the little ??? then selves; as related by Mr Wheeler, in his Journey to Greece, in company with Dr Spon, of Lyons. MOunt Hymettus is celebrated for the heft horny all Greece. We eat it very freely ...
... To Mr. Alderman White, of Wmchtjhr, on his prefent to Mr. Wilkes, of ?? dozen of candle. Ne rubeam pingui donatus munete. Ho.iat. FORTY-FIVE DOZF-N ISF CasbLE. A SON G. \Xf HAT Hero, what King, > » Sweet male, wilt thou fing ? What Alderman venture to ...
... pri' ers were the king of Jerufalem, and nold, a famous Chriltian captain, had been very cruel the Saracens; the' 5 two being brought, before the Sultan, placed the King on his right hand, a' 11 Arnold on his left; and then the King with a cup of water ...
... agreed to £xxvii. 467.and that the Lord Carysfort, Mr Kvnafton, Mr Chancellor the Exchequer, Nugent, Sir George Saville, Mr Hewitt, Mr White, Bacon, Mr Ridley, Sir Jarrit Smith, Mr Chetwvnd, the Lord North, ...
... your influence, the metropolis, which made taiple to addrefs tbe late King on tbe peace of E-h-Chapelle, have hitherto neglected to addrefs indent upon that lately concluded. The King tfrlf, with ali the good qualities which can adorn Itr a private or public ...