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... eifecti or TEMPERANCE and INTEMPERANCE. TEMPERANCE. riojroßS. tiieip. hfects. Water, I Health, Wealth. Milk and Wafer, j Serenity of Mind. Small Beer, j Reputation. Long Lifr, ar.i J Happint— . Cyder and Perry, j Cheerfulnef- ?? I Strength. Porter, j ...
... EDINiJ UR G H — SE P TEMPER 26. ...
... the tail, and threw her ovei mony of ufing gloves difpenfed with. This JadicrcMis afs race, which, from the natural ftubborn temper ot tors. ...
... RAZORS. No late difeovery has more engaged the attention ofthe Philoibphic world than the invention of temper- ing fteel by the thermometer, p-'opofed by the very ingenious David Hartley, Eiq. and indefatigably fol- lowed by Mr Stodart, whole inltruments ...
... due to this corps, for, among all the regiments under the Crown, none is more di- l'tinguilhed for propriety of conduct, temperance, and fobnety. At this review, the regiment was complete and one man over, and what, perhaps, cannot belaid of any other ...
... Ike deliberations were continued during the courfe ol the two ?? days ; nor can eve give to the public a better idea of the temper and moderation of the Bcirgeifes, than by infefttng the following Rejhlution of Perjeveranre, which, while it points out ...
... expe-ei. to make them retire to a much greater diilancc fhortly. Admiral Gravina's wound excites general regret. His good temper and cordiality have endeared him to every one. I am happy to add, that his wound is not dan- ...
... eafily do ir. an hour, he v ill B3 ?? oteh: f. nl b-s riuty to fie, o.vn and fi t ne generations, us the natives of our lefs temperate climate oar, do by ploughing in tbe cold winter, and reaping in tbc fomsaer ?? .c: often _ s tbofe Gstfoss ...
... credulity prevented them from fufpefling any impnli- tion. Though highly difappointed and abaiheii, they happily preferved their temper; but could not help uttering a few imprecations againlt thofe who had foot them an April errand. ...
... Moravia, tht brave and refpeci.il.le Marfhal Laudohn. Alt' ugh he fufered great pain in the courfe of his malady, his ftedfaft temper dif- played ?? if . . the laft mom. nt. lie gave the molt didinft ordets relative ro die army, ar.d made his teltai ent. His ...
... one of cur journals, fe- veral groupts, one of which was pretty numerous, collected in the Fauxhourg Antoine. . The general temper of thofe afiembicd was good, but there were likewife fome difatfecled individuals, who exaggera- ted the loffcs, which, they ...
... in ajtdl. The!, maxim b i., d ,n . m!v any harm, if they cm kelp it, and to be aiba-.c,-. ?? noainug they have dale. T! sr temper and ; ?? ■• ;, irt wou- ] derful Kethmg dif -ao.iccr: them, DOT :'r*tl:ey ipttogivc tyJlil^T'i-, '*J-7 : JJ u jj s jJJ.j ...