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... bufinefs had defervedly recommended him to the efteem of all who knew him, while his talents for writing, particularly for poetry, in which he excelled, v/ill always render his memory dear to every friend of the mufes. 28 Ear yon Tuefday morning laft, ...
... that her proficiencyjs uncommon, and that barring Ibme words which feldonypcAir in profaic authors, complicated elilions in poetry, atWjgchnical tenns, rtte leads and under“ Hands our heft writers: flie fpeaks the tongue prettyflu“ ently, with and remarkable ...
... Mei- An Account of the Eruptions of er's Merry Philolbpher, or Mount Vefuvius in the Year Thoughts on Jelling, &c. 1760. Poetry, &c.—Epitaphium Thoughts concerning the Imi- Card.Mazarini—Amyntation of the Grecian Artills tas, an old Englilh Ballad, in ...
... our profeffor of eloquence, has piintcd VJJJrtation on the RevohtUom ...
... Orleans to the Spaniards. This Part confifts of NOVfI.S, MEMOIRS, VOYAGES and ROMANCES, ADVENTURES, TRAVELS. LIVES, HISTORIES, POETRY and PLAYS Part 11. SALEj the very lowcft: Ready-Money Price being affixed to each Article. 3. They write from St George, one ...
... 38. 34.. Lord Bacon’s Moral EfTay*, as. 6d. 3s. ©economy of human Life, fine Paper* »*; ll: • 39* Critical Eflays Dramatic Poetry I*. 40. -—Letters the Eijgllffi Nation, a,, religious Tolcrtrtfen, »8. v ♦». Pljilofophical Difiionary, jg.' 6d. 4• • 43 fli ...
... with that of Leibmtt, &c. I*. ditched. . and Eflays Literary and Mora), as.fid. - t Talie, r». ditched. ■ E(Dw* on Dramatic Poetry, as. 'Letters on tne Englilh Nation, at* „ —-on religious Toleration, as. fid. - Philofophical Diftionary, 3s. fid. a*. An ...
... all'lor Barbary. 'Laft night blowing hard, Che Anti Sejanus, Lieutenant Scot, parted her cables; and ftruck on the Pirits of Poetry, o'n the (hoals of Sandwich; nothing was faved but the Bolt-fprit which was the largeft ever put in fo crank a vcffel. The ...
... pretty very finoOth and flowing—Yes, 1 think they are pafliible—The talent was born with ; there acquiring ail your art of poetry will be inefledhul,if nature denies that gift—l believe fo j pray take cAre of them; verfes like yhur’s ought to be fecured ...
... Caufe, s. 6d. An ESSAY on ORIGINAL GENIUS* and its various Modes of Exertion in Philofophy and the fine Art*, particularly in Poetry, by the Rev. Mr. William Duff at Peterculter, Oftavo, js. . The COMEDIES of PLAUTUS, tranflated into familiar Blank Verfe ...
... Otter, Phenance, for London. Several of our Readers having exprefed their Defirt of banting Part of tbit Paper defeated to Poetry, vie fball,for the future, file ft the heft Pieces that appear in the Englifb and Scots Papers j togetherjunth Account tf ...
... hatlworth, Caßle-Howard, or a Sturton. Hisfavourite workis the PuceUe cTOrltant, which in faft is the Hudibras the French poetry, and language. His pifture is often drawn looking on his Henriade, but bclieve itffs not that a Region for it has lor many ...