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... io ml 1 mole Ladies he. Friends, and lli, Publu in Rine- nnal, wl.o may chufc to employ hci foi the app.ts.chsug BiKiiill-.T ol ihc Qe. in, that (he 1. lelu.ned lion. 1 ?? where We hai been >l llic Rctsucft ol hen ?? -roui Friends] entirely fot ttie lalhtoill ...
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... d Mr. Wniiam Calcot of Banbi iy ; t'r to fome or ore of them. By Ord. r of l___ I i..j> i.tori, JOHN WALK F.R, CLik lor the Di_.fi.. . bstwtx-n Oxfiinl and Aynhoe. Cjf Stf JANUARY s th. 177/7 A V I G A T I ()ii, BERKSIIIRE.^TOTICE is hereby giv.n, 4 t\S ...
... puhljked, Prill only is. bound, A Niw Ld. 'ion, being the tfounh, of YOUTH'S Faithful MONITOR; or, The YOUNG MAN't BFST COMPANION. Con- Saining, . compendious 1-ni.tijh Comma,, proper for all Youth lo be tsetiuiinied smili.* Retdiug md writing made eafs, with ...
... before its time, and in the prime of youth leave the character broken and exhaufted. Yet your condurt has been myfterious, well as contemptible. Where is now that firmnefs, or obftinacy, fo long boafted of by your friends, and acknowledged by your We were ...
... K to ftldd their DeTigi 1 have fraudnieiitly ufurye-d the Naanaa vf Dr. Jtmm aad Ale. Wo. btry, have imitated the i*api- of Di.rct.~u_ and furged ihe Seal ; ar.d si rrprrted t'omplainrs have jrtr. madaof t.he can- even lata! Tandency of theie i.iunterleited ...
... fecond thrift on the nmnbert were and 48. In thii fecond divifion, the minority were joined two from the nua but one their own friend* went away after the firfl divifitai, and they had one which make* the minority ciaOly 50. Speaker*for: ofG—f—«, M int, W-y—th ...
... its time, and in tbe piime of youth leave the charaiter broken and exhatified. • Yet your conduit his been myfterious, as well as contemptible. Where is now that firrnnefs, or obftinacy, ro long }mailed of by your friends, and acknowledged by your enemies ...
... IHliom the World, if you would hope to Save rhe ■ wretched remains of a ruined Imputation. The ■ Vices never fall of their effect. They operate like M*3& — bring oa dishonour before if's rime, and In ■ the prime of youth leave the character broken and |H exhausted ...
... Fm I'iricki, and othei unexperienced I .aftitioncts that be?. beer greatly -Tollies c.l, from -'ifierent Parti of tie Co.i. try, to iccede lioin his Intenti.-i-s of declining the Ptafll- ' immediately, and continue it this Spring Seal. n ; tl«refoie in ...
... piricks, aril cthei unvxpcritrnted _*r_i_f_ioncr_. ihat _.» k^ been gt-.itly follicitod, from -Ul.reni Pans ?? t! -■ Coui,. try, to itccdc- fro 11 li. Int-n'i, : i_ of ducliring the I'radiia mmii diately, and continue it this _prin| Scafcni tl.ciefort ...
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