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... w. A Fairer Form, or fairer Mind, •*•**■ None ever knew in Womankind s None ever faw (indeed 'lis true) A more accomplith'd Maid than you. No Wonder then if you infpire In ev'ry Breaft an am'rous Fire. Shou'd Serapht with you fing,— your Voice Wou'd claim ...
... Bethlehem ftiait ah* enlighten'd fhephei.ti ran, To fee the wonder God had wrote for manj And found with Joj'epb and the bleffed maid, Her fon, the Saviour, in a manger laid t Amaz'd, the wond'roaas ftory they proclaim] The firfl apoltles of his infant fame ...
... CoMif Opfxa i Ai it i« performed at the Theatre Royal in Coven* Osnlen. Written. by the Anthor of Love in a Vilhgt, tnd the Maid tf tbt Mdi. OXford, Bath *nd Briltol Machine, on Steel Spring*, in one Day, licenfed by the Res. the Vice Chancellor, begins ...
... by the Importer, JOHN VIEL, Wine- Merchart, from Guemfey, at hit Houfe in St. Jamei'i-Street, Bath. . ty A Dining.Room and Parlour Apartment to be Lett, by the Year, fumifliM or unfurnifh'd, on reafonable Term!, JAMES and PETER FERRY, SILK-WEAVERS and MERCERS ...
... wbicb wiH be added, a Cqmldy of Two Afls, call'd The OLD MAID.! Clerimont, Mr. Banifttr* Capt. Cape, Mr. Brookes - Mr. Harlow, Mr. Sii uiff'-c • Servan', Mr. Watts.— Mift Harlow, (ihe Old Maid) Mrs. Sheiriffe ; Trifle, Mrs. Martin - and Mrs. Harlow, by ...
... it, w*h built a few Yean fince, in genteel Tafte, rat Study being ig Feet fquare, with a coved mti. Roof, and the Dining Parlour being 48 •J* long, by 14 wide, and *o in Height , it hai «pt very good Lodging Roomi, well pipered ? ''Olcotted, with light ...
... bcautiei aad fortune,., into your con- . Alteration, and do not let 01 be thui flattered out of our femes. I h.v. got an huffy ofa maid, who it moft craftily given to thii ill quality. I wai at firft diverted with a ecrtaia abfoidjty the crea- tar* wai guilty ...
... her company, •ithout colouring tip to tlieir can, Or having • flair voices altered. ' Of tlse method of killing pruJei, old maids, tr,d otber fteningly abftemioti* Indiei 1 with a ' pintgyrick in verle, On darknefe and corner.. Ai alio particular inft- ...
... fid* cnamoat'd Sirephon lay 1 'ib* youth, with rapture, nature* fwett* furvey 'it, Thus fiftnee broke— and thu. reply'd th* maid 1 STRBraoa. How pleaftnt thit valley— how green looks yon grovel What perfume, richly fcent the ntw air I Tke bird* fwectty ...
... Account of that barbarous Tmn&cboi- which is added, the Trisl of SU***^ Branch and ber Daughter, for theM their Servant-Maid, ke. tVc. , - This Day waa i Cilftm.'rf wstt a *««//>/ Copptr-PleU WJ The Second Edition, corr«a«di jowr* and very much improved ...
... and Glafs. For Particulars, enquire J. COOKE, Upholder, George-flrect, near Edgar's Row. N. A Servant wiii left the Houfe as Maid and Cook. Tc%be LETT, and entered upon immediately, A FARM, confiding of 55 Acres of 1 and Land, lying the- Parilhesol Norton ...
... inform the nobility, gentry, and public in ge- neral, that an addition has lately been made to the faid Inn of feveral new parlours, dinint; rooms, and bed-chamhen, which are genteelly furnifhed for their accom mutation \ and at he will moft ftudioufly ...