... univerfj t-iofs which are»alcribed to the famous Pico, prince Mirandola. His philofooiiy lolophy was not, however, the cool and temperate reafoning of Boyle.— It was mingled too much with imagination, and his fuperftitious zeal in favour of his Sympathetic Powder ...

... his Sovereign, wh'ch he conjured the Members in each houfe to join with him in reltoring the whole nation its primitive temper and integrity, to its old manners, to its old good humour, and to its old good nature and virtue, fo peculiar tie Englifn ...

... generally confidtred the flandard of f?rthodoxy in Scotland. One clergyman, whofe name was Anderfon, man a warm and violent temper, wrote a whole volume again ft the Moral ; in which he treats the learned author, who was then Senator of the College Jultice ...

... Sulomon’s-Place, Bruwnlow . ftreet, Liverpool.” IJTj* delivered gratis tbft venders. tkoj'e who imagine ad-jerttfed Medicines a temper ary relief , the following cafe is addrejfed: MR; JAMES MILLiAR, of the of the Sir John Falftiff, Old-ltreet Road, was a long ...

... I don't know whether I fliould marry him whom I love, dr not. How fo? anfwered I. Is he old cr ugly, ignorant or ill tempered ?*'— No, re plied (he, he is white. Forgive we if I fpeak frank- ly, - for you are white too. I think,. if G?** ha ?? jf ...

... recefTity, for intiituiing authorities more vigorous, capable regulating the movements liberty, and of fuhftitutiog, of the tempers which have torn atunder and g great part of the prefent generation, al'yflem left Complicated, in which all the members of- ...

... don't ktow whether I hoeld yotarry him 'whomi I love, or rot. 'How b o' aniw ere I. o Is ht o ld or ugly, ignorant or ill tempered>??-No re. I pli led fe, he is white. Forgive-dineif I fpeaik frank I . - .. .. w- ypu r~.w ItCto. I h',if, God a iii- ...

... but open ; docs not poffefsthc aufterity which charadcrizcs the head of Brutus One difeovers, on hi* firft that, he is temperate and meditative, but tenacious of his purp/T- ; that his pale complexion glows in the moments of decifivc that his body nerve ...

... Family where a Boy and Nursery-Maid are kept, COOK. : she mast bring a good Character, understand her Business, cleanly, good tempered, and take care of the lower Part of the House.— Eight-Guineas- Also, in the same Family, a stout Lad, who can look after ...

... the foie part of each (hoe, not tempered too bard, which tnraa op boat two eighth* of an inch, in tbelhape of ahorfe** Uncei; the fame to the hinder part of the fhoe, earned op little higher then the fore part, tempered ia the fame manner. In going a bill ...

... piece of fteel the fore-part each flioe, not tempered too hard, which turns about two eighths of an inch, the lancet: the fame to the hinder part the (hoe, turned up a little higher than the fore tempered the fame manner. In going a hili, the fore part ...

... a point fao imt a )ortanIt to all our future prolpefts. te -Whtever argumuents may there be bu Fr orward, will receive a temperate dififllion, and fair anfiver. Unfounded affertions, and mialig- amsmnUieprefetitations, will, we truft, not the] e bele-ird ...