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... Of tvbom may be bad, I. Mrs. LOVECHILD's Golden JPrefent to the little Mafters and Mifl'es of Europe, Alia, Africa, and America j adorned'with 30 elegant Cuts. Price Penny, bound and gilt. 1. Mr. WINLOVE's Le&ures upon Moral Subjects, delivered to the ...
... eminent naturalift Mr. Gordon, of Mile End: — Dioncea mufcipula, or Venus's moufe-trap ; a {enfitive plant from the of North America, with a fpike of white blofToms like the Engliih lady-fmock. Each leaf is a miniature figure of a rat-trap, with teeth clofing ...
... rs in Town and Country. Of uh'ttt may bad, 1. Mrs. LOVECHILD's the little Mafteri and MHies of Europe, Af.a, Africa, and America adorned with elegant Cuts. Price One Penny# bound a nd gilt, 2. Mr. Lectures upon Moral delivered the little and MifTls under ...
... Majefty has declared his intention of recommending to ParHamenenext feflfion, to repeal all the now in force relating to America, and which the inhabitants complain of as grievances, provided they fubmit to own the authority of Parliament, and agree to ...
... arrived this day, dated Warfaw, May 26, fays, That the Ruffians have loft men in their feveral engagements. Letters from America mention, that at a general meeting the Merchants and Traders, * lately held Philadelphia, it was propofed, that, among other ...
... by example and precept. The fame dilcretion has been extended by the fame evil counfellors to your Majefty's dominions in America, and has produced oiflr fullering fellow fubje&s that part of the' world, grievances and apprehenfions fimilar to which complain ...
... Friday and Saturday's POSTS. AMERICA. Newport, April have been favoured with copies W of five of G rß— ■ - d's letteis w5 to L—d —h, relating the arrival and quartering of the troops Bolton, and the dilturbanees which have happened there . principal defign ...
... the Conful Leghorn h?.s received orders to to the unfortunate Corlicans expelled their country by the French, the dominions America, l.u.d Chrtr., They write from Gibraltar, that divers families hadjuft arrived there onboard an Englifh tranfport, and intended ...
... Franklin travelled througn part of Scotland, fome years ago, attcudeu by the fellow, who four vtes, fhould be declared noem- j America, paffing over the barreja mountains of Lochabar,- exclaim'd, Lord, mafter, what a fine country is this, where not a fingle ...