Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... oi: * unhappy children p'^j-jnte ll parents; and tlut they will the fame: which I t0 0 the immediate care and pro , re ' Dr Walker King and j' ,„ and that they wiH be P' ;1 their influence to place the { in military fervice, as may t£> fitions and cauacitics ...
... execrable life. I indebted for the origin of brandy to moft elaborate eflay on it, which I received from Mr William Taylor, of* Norwich, by favour my friend Dr Aikin. Singular Event.—At one end of the gallery, at Muftyn Hall, in Flintfhire, is a great room, ...
... forgave his antagonift. On this evidence Mr Qtjin was, on the r 10th of July, found guilty of njanflaugh. ter only, and foon after returned to hie employment on the ftage *. j 9 * The friendfliip between Mr Quin and Mr Ryan is well known, and it fomething ...
... one on the Ap* of Summer, and an excellent ®Py of verfes on the late King's death, to Mr Pitt (the late Lord beginning with the furrows that embalm the brave. See tlx lajl edition of Mr poemsall it will found, that his mind full of poetical and beautiful ...
... excellence. Mrs Yates had juft gained, after many years of progreffive induftry, the top of her profeflion; and Mrs Barry ((ince Crawford), who had fhewn fuch talents at the King's Theatre, Haymarket, during the fummtr of 1766, was foon after engaged by Mr Garrick ...
... &Qfp ev - Mr David Scott, minifter lj '{J?, at Channclkirk, in the Bad year 'it 40th of his miniftry. in Galloway, in confe- r °^ e from horfe he was about v 'd Maitland, Efq; of Barcaple, JS.'A T ° n ' ' ear J, ' c r Wilfon, Bifhop of Briflol, £ Was ...
... MR I ? S H Py! RL IJ MENT. A BILL, ?? ?? an Afl for the fafety and prefervatlorf ef s-i'.ss s -f.ij.'lly's perlbn arid government againtl treafor.able ar.J feditiou. praitices and at- . tempts . y ise, your Majefty*. moft dutiful arsd layaT iub- jefls ...
... David Ratte:ihoufe, the Newton of Amejjca. fu|ceed ...
... patties proceeded to trial. It was contended by Mr Erfkine, that no legal mar- I riage could take place between the defendant and Mr . King, becaufe he was preiioufiy married, and his wife ; Tiie marriage of -Mr King with a Mifi Lara, was ...
... Phoebus favours or Minerva love 5 * ijU. Mr Mafon's poem was much aP' ed, and with great reafon, at d , t its publication. Mr Warton orcafioned by it, calfed The l!' of Ifo, was equally deferving His eulogium on Dr King r,r worthy of notice. It is ren> ' c ...
... laudanum inftead of tinflure of rhubarb, which the unfortunate gentleman fwallowcd. At Verona, Mr John William, author of the Mineral Kingdom, &c. At Birmingham, Mr Thornby, aged 53 years, 6 fctt inches high, and ftonc weight. June 19. At Forfs, in Caithnefs ...
... w Marriages. 29. At Glafgow, Mr John Gallo- merchant, to Mils Jean Steele, daugh- Mr William Steele merchant. - a. At Dunfermline, the Rev. Mr Black, minifter of the Affociate Con- Mifs Agnes Thomfon, daugh-3 James l'hoiufon, Newßow-ftreet. Cjj' At London ...