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... An ODE for CHRISTMAS-MORN. And there -were Jhephcrds in the country feeding their flocks. Luke. First Shepherd. AT this unwonted hour, behold, [fear ; What ftrikes wondring foul witk How all yon Eaft is ftreak'd with gold, As if the opening morn was near ...
... iV tke Btttn CnßONicla. A HTAfN for CHRISTMAS-DAY ' fQI-, who at fundry times, in diver* ways, ' Spoke by hi* prophets, in the antient day*, *-fhe„ year* their due predifled courfe had run, jpikf to mankind hy his beloved fon ; ...
... Auguft, O. S, SUMMER EVE’a FAIR, the thitd Friday of Sepa tember, O. S,. FALLOW FAIR, the firft Thutfday of November, OS. . CHRISTMAS FAIR, the twenty.fixth of December, N. S. or the Monday text following, if the 26th falls on a Sunday; and all for Cattle ...
... performed cu.the loweft Terms, i.ckelt Dtl’patch, and Honour, by KiciarJ Cooj er* EHiott be LETT, at B E c c And Enter’d upon at Christmas next, Old Stile, \ery genteel and convenient House, with two Parlours, Chambers and Garrets ovei them; Kitchen, Brew. Jjioff ...
... enquire Mr. Richard Dave, Coach-Mailer Ipfoicb. n , For the Conveniency of Presehts, icc. delivered in London on the Eve Christmas and Days: THE Stage-Coach will let out, from th£ King’THead Inn in Wednefdsy Moinihg,|(at One block) December the Ipfwich ...
... With Thee for ever does the fymbol live Tho' fmall for all thy love is man's return, afk'ft more tliaq has give, An ODE for CHRISTMAS-MORN. And there -were Jhephcrds in the country feeding their flocks. Luke. First Shepherd. AT this unwonted hour, behold ...
... Coachhouse, Stables, and all manner ot other Conveniences, properly fitted up, and in good Repair; to be entered on at Christmas next. Great Part of the Furniture may be had with the House, if soon applied for, otherwise will be sold. Inquire of Mrs ...
... molt obliged and faithful humble Servants, Norwich, ARMINE DEHOUSE, Oa. 8, 1767. THOMAS DE GREW LETT and Enter'd upon at Christmas next. A WINDMILL., with a Bolting-Mill, Going-Gears* ar.d Appurtenances thereunto belonging, tituate »n STis rtAD, rerr Hraintjce ...
... invariable Attention to the liappinefs llaid Pet f;)erity of my Kingdom. It is that Sir Edward Hawke will nut foon after Christmas holidays on a tour to Milford Haven, to take a view of that harbour, previous to Come new works being crested there kr the ...
... Liberty fr ttdvijt tbt free j Street hold with back by face to King’s-Arms and proper affift-ance procur’d of recovery A CHRISTMAS Firfi unwonted wondering How yon Eaft ftreak’d Gold As if H M4 Voltaire in of letters to Story with : Gentleman in to Houfe ...
... account was alio prefeu ted of the a . -unt of all bounties and drawbacks, paid out of the revenues of the cuftoms, Irom Christmas - ] 4 to Chriftmas 1 76 ■■>.— '-mother account was fa c day presented, of the Amount of all duties pa._ • 1, Eaft-India ...
... to the Printer this Paper or Letters to him (poll paid) will duly anfAere-l. l 1' 1' very t.heap, And Enter’d upon next Christmas -Day A Genteel Brick-Houie, with a Venetian Front, fitunted in B'JJtFOiiD, P«ll-Town; a plealant Vill ge, and pent«l Nei ...