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... Clergyman. s riplS not the Crown, nor Brtilians Gems yo : o wear, Can make true Britons more Allegiance bear : ? Tis fomething inward, what we can't define, Which does your Crowns adorn, by far ottt-fhine. Thefe Cardinal Virtues Moraiifts may call, We rather ...
... suay on the Coaft of S)s>y the 24th of lalt Month, richly laden with Spanifh Wocl and Pieces of Eight, came to Town to make Complaint cf the Barba- rity of the Peaiams who came down upOO^ them, and in Defiance of ail the Ojpofition ihey and the Cuftom- houfe ...
... Honour's Parifh Church : The Drift of which was to blanch his faid Honour from every Spot and Stain, and afcribe the prefent Complaints of the People folcly to Envy, Hatred, Malice, and all Uncharitablenefs. From the fame. We are aflur'd on all Hands, that ...
... Katberim Ardcrfin's Declaration, and k.s Sacred Majefty's Royal Gift, Jated the 19th Day of May, 1.657. # ?? To prevent Complaints from my fellow Chrifluns, of their being grol'sly abufed, to the hazird of their Lives, by fome no kfs nosiotii thin covetous ...
... GREGORY _£WMA,N, o(fh ..^arifli of Bourhi in Cambridgefhire, having been ?? for the Space of five Years with a Fetrer aid inward De.- •cay, attende_with racking Pains -and Sutaies in oiy Sto- mach, and Pain in my Head and Knees,, imade Trial of feveral ...
... Women ia Mt n, r?**m i ?? Sin Sk, to tbc vreakening their Gwierative Facvlties *nd k:a eru( Procrcauoa, as their Lettcrl of Complaint to the Author ■ferttd. plainly &tw. Anoogft others, a c«:ious letter from a Lady, with his Aofwer to n, concerning the Ufe ...
... the Unirtrfe for the fpeedy Relief -f the moft vio eat Pains ! of the Choir, Crave), and Stone Cholic, and ell other inward Complaints. It it an excellent Medicine in Decays of Nature, and a ' never -'ailing Remedy in rsl.eving and ?? the moft feverc. ...
... of the Gravel, Cholic, Stone-Chohc, as well » all Afthmatical Complaints, Coughs, Agues, &c. and all other inwaitT Pifejders whatfoever. It is an excellent Medicine in Decays of Nature, inward Weakneffes, and broken Confutations;. alfo a never- failing ...
... the .Univufe, for the fpeedy Relief if tht soft vio'eat Pains of tht Choi c, Gravely, and Stone Cholic, and all other inward Complaints. It is an excslleot Medicine in Decays of Nature, and a oarer- failing Remedy in relieving and a!le»iating the moft fevtre ...
... of Spirits, Head-achs. Tremblings, vain Fears, acd Wanderings of the Mind, in Convuliioo, H) fhrk Etta, H j pochondriseal Complaint*, a d rhr Trilrj fj' , t J .nyjlj jjirtrnafi r tfjeStemch; and takes off entirely that Senfe of -affnei*. and Swelling of ...
... added, An humble ADDRESS to .the As- sembly in ENGLAND. This Moment is the Ctifis of our Fate. Rewe, O England ! Model to thy inward Greatnefs, L'ke little Body with a mighty Heart : What might'U Thou do, that Honour wculd Thee do, Were aii thy Children kind ...
... humble ADDiIESS to ..the .giW-eit As- sembly in ENGLAND. This Moment is the Cii (is of our Fate. Kenve, O EngLud ! Model to thy inward Greatnefs, Like little Body with a mighty Heart : What might*!: Thou do, that Honour would Thee do, Were ail thy Children ...