... A To be SOLD, Cheap, Very Strong BAY GELDING, 5 Years old, able to Carry 16 Stone, fine temper'd, and well broke, got by a thorough-bred Horfe, out of Mr. Sharp of Gildcrfome't famous old Mare. To be fecn at Mr Rider's Stables in Pontcfract. Rev, Mr. ...

... Jan. iS, 178 a, in the 26th Year her Age; OF fweet Behaviour, and a graceful Mien, Features fair might vie with Reauty's Of Temper condefcending, foft, and mild, A loving Sifter, and a duteous Child. folid Senfe, by Judgment more refin'd. Equals affabl ...

... of a wife, A mother, and the miilrels of a family, Equal to her time : And mall of them (he was examphry. Agreeable in her temper and manner, Thofe who taw her Wiflied to fee her again. Reader ?? Think not her death premature ; i {We fee but darkly) Wife ...

... however great the ill, Its Balm alleviates, or gilds the Pill. Then woo the Nymph within her ruftic Cell, Where Peace 'and Temperance (her Parents) dwell; Trace her clufte Footfteps on the upland Lawn, At Evening's Glow, and mild Aurora's Dawn. Howe'er ...

... pad, 'I he Hour, we numbti by the Clals, And quaff our Gratitude to thee, ll.secnus !—our Patron.Deity ! Thi! I'ow'r to Temperance oppof.', And int.i Fillies turn il.y Foes ; So Oltti lb/ V.t'ri-s, Night and Day, Enfnare or flrike their lawful Prey ; ...

... the Lt-ktis Intellioincer. n i r, .A PeiioilicaJ Work, in which is Dr. Franklin's va- J\ lua.i.e obit-nation- concerning the temper and _.fpo!iiion of .thepoor, has olfo the folio wint* curious anecdote or hint ; to which I wifh the public to at- tend, viz ...

... brown Miracle ■ 4 Mr. Walbank's chef, gelding, Brvlh ■ 5 Lord Surrey*! grey mire «■ 6 Mr. Turner's chef, mare, Bonny ■ ■ 7 Mr. Temper's grey mara, Gunilda ■ ■ Thefame Day, St. fa/eepflaus of sgt. each was turn Col. Katclifte's bay Ally, Scrina ■ j Mr. Sulfh's ...

... put great numbers of'the Hearts of Steel into the botteftflames, Merely (as he declared) to fojicn the obduracy of their tempers. At length, after palling a long life in the commiffion of thefe black anions, His fire being exhaufted, and his bellows worn ...

... i-ili.'acy. As foon as you perceive a bcatl to be ratted with tiie diforder, thruit into its mouth four ounces of good bacon, tempered wiih a handful of brui lid ragwort, when this is done, bleed the head p.cnily at the nofe. Then boil in one quart of new ...

... Rapturei that Beauty Impart, To fovftin the painful KcAic'tioni of Woe, Or banifh Diltrcfi from tlic Heart. Then give me tha Temper unclouded and gay, Ths Countenance ever fcrciic, To cheat with fweci Converfe at Youth wears away, And difripatc Anger and ...

... Labours attentively viiw'd ; Wlnlc ihe arch little Wag by hit Song thus explained, The inylti'! Work he purfued. Sovaricusin Temper the Females are found, My Ait to a .icicnce I've brought, 'Tis by practical Knowledge 1 now ri« the Wound, Te i ult o'er the ...

... ferve mylelf from infections. I here apain an''wer, that nexr to the free good n el's and mercy ol the Author of niy Being, temperance and cleanli- nefs are my chief prelervators Trulling in Divine Providence, and believing myfelf in the way of my duty, I ...