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... the great Ladies be forbid to attend the lam? 'Tis ibid the Removes and Alterations expected vY: not take place till after Christmas, if at all. Yefter- day it was moved in the Committee, That 4 s. in ?? be laid 011 all Lands, Tenements, Hereditaments, Pc:i ...
... Tuefday the \6th of April inft. at the Houfe -qf George Vint in Gilmerton, for one or two Tears, from the Day of the Roup to Christmas 174*5 Or 1746, TWO GRASS INCLOSURES, called Toms patt and the Edge park, at Giimercon. There are ILkewife FOUR GRA-S INCLOSURES ...
... Chariot twice a Week: For if the Hackneyman should grumble, I fear our PHAETON must tumble. O cruel Law! to raise the Fare Of Christmas Turkey, Chine, and Hare; The Vails or Wages to entrench Of Country Serving Man or Wench, Who twice a Year ride up and down ...
... ruffle e'er that lovely bread; And may each circ'ling year convey New graces there to crown the reft. Dec. 24. Leander. A Christmas Ode. Firji Shepherd. AT this unwonted hour, behold What ftrikes my wond'ring loul with How all yon eaft is ftreak'd with ...
... Galley, account of their murder 56 Narrative of it ib. Proceedings against the murderers 104 Chetwood's history of the stage Christmas box 608 (152 Ciceronis opera 512 Citizen's address for building a palace to his Majesty 256 Clarissa, remarks on it 56 C ...
... , exported from, and imported into England, from Chriftmas V 1748 to Chriftmas 1754, anc ' alf° from Chriltmas 17 54 to Christmas 1761, ?? each year and place. * The Commons ordered this day an humble addrefs to his Majefty, that he would give orders ...
... account of the total value of exports and imports, to aud from Scotland, and all countries, except the P.'antatior. from Christmas 1745, to ChriUm is 1760 ** On Tuefday bit, the order of tne day lie ?:? read forth-: Members to prepare lilts, to be p u ...
... HYMN to CHRISTMAS MArk yon (hepherds ! how they keep Condant watch around their Cheep ! There they watch 'em, all day long, Singing many Salem fong. Thus perhaps thf numbers ran : What a helplefs flieep is man ! his padure would not (lay; Far, and farther ...
... account was alio prefeu ted of the a . -unt of all bounties and drawbacks, paid out of the revenues of the cuftoms, Irom Christmas - ] 4 to Chriftmas 1 76 ■■>.— '-mother account was fa c day presented, of the Amount of all duties pa._ • 1, Eaft-India ...
... Auguft, O. S, SUMMER EVE’a FAIR, the thitd Friday of Sepa tember, O. S,. FALLOW FAIR, the firft Thutfday of November, OS. . CHRISTMAS FAIR, the twenty.fixth of December, N. S. or the Monday text following, if the 26th falls on a Sunday; and all for Cattle ...
... With Thee for ever does the fymbol live Tho' fmall for all thy love is man's return, afk'ft more tliaq has give, An ODE for CHRISTMAS-MORN. And there -were Jhephcrds in the country feeding their flocks. Luke. First Shepherd. AT this unwonted hour, behold ...
... An ODE for CHRISTMAS-MORN. And there -were Jhephcrds in the country feeding their flocks. Luke. First Shepherd. AT this unwonted hour, behold, [fear ; What ftrikes wondring foul witk How all yon Eaft is ftreak'd with gold, As if the opening morn was near ...