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... Sword, , Pok;','d were the Scala, and BA i LA Was i-r:fio,V. It is to be hop'd the Author of the preceding Lines with his Poetry, fome Spirit s'f Pi-ophecy ;, for Poets genera.)lyin-ophelj, after the Event has happen'd. His Royal Highnefs the Dukd of ...
... - x 11. Efrays. On the Vanity of pompous Ftinerah. Of el° Diflemper call'd the Influenza. 11l Effe6ls of Parties. - XIII. Poetry. The Plague of Mai:reins. 'A Panora Frencll and Engin. On Matrimony, &c. XIV. Hiflorical Chroniae for Domeflick Affairs. XV ...
... Cataloo.ut of BooKs in Divinity, Fria°rY'l Poetry, Cfaffic%s, two f ma ll, , Lika t io, the one of 'a young lately and t he..ot her of a • G ell To be fold very the lowefl Prizes being infected in Catalogue at - of the 8 . 2. re. in the of f Wheel,r-gate ...
... Stays. A XV. Inconr ! eniencies of the Swathe on the Bodies, 211 ' . headsX O fr On fa lSemen employing Foreigners. XVII'. Poetry. Stanzas to obviate any Obje6lion to the e-ng Language. Anacreontic. Hymn.of M. des Barreaux in French? tempted in Eriglifh ...
... Detting,en. IX. A nem Explanation of the Words of our Saviour on X. Another Receipt for the Plague. XI. Publick Cricket Matches. Poetry. To Belinda 5 to Mr. Piet; the faithful Shepllotc del, ter to Mufick by Mr. Howa.rd 5 Epigram on MatrimonY Sixpence that dropt ...
... Kennedy, the ID. of Bedford's dener, before he cut his Throat. X. Obfervations of Mercury's Traria over the Sun, 06. d, XI. Poetry. The Nut brown Maid, a Song, fet by Mr. Hotfe r . s , , On the Death of the Rev. Mr. Grove. From Templum Liberr,atle A Latin ...
... the Papers. The Engin no Chur - I3 to Foreigners. Queries to a Britifh Reprefentative, &c. . XI. Hay on Fortirrcarion. XI!. Poetry. Birth Day Odes, at London by Colley Cibber, E.fq3. and at Dublin by Mr. Burroughs. Apollo's Decree. Epitaphium Vigornix Epifcopo ...
... Walfal, . Day is Pub Car3.lonne of cut 1( us and valua ../.1 L in Divini' - y, Law, Phyfick, Geography, Chronology,'Hiftorz, ! Poetry, awl other Branches of Polite Lirerature. Being the Stock I in . Trade bf THOMAS PASPIAM, Bcokfeller at .Stratford Upon Avon ...
... (hewn the Writings ot the ancient Fathers. A Charatteref the Rev. Mr. W. Worthington's EiTay on Man's Redemption, Evc. V. Poetry. The State of a Sovereign and Subjett, occafioned irf a Tranflation from the Greek, by Q, Elizabeth. The Farmer's' Blunder ...
... Papers. Dr. John Carter's Harang o6 The Freedom of the Prefs. Degeneracy of national Spirit, a ger from Mercenaries. VII. Poetry. Blow, blow, &c. with the Notes by Mr. Arl , ,e! A Challenge. The Spring in the Rock. From Thomas a Epiitle to Adm. V ernon ...
... ; a Letter to the States General requiring them to declare War. XI. Of the Virtues of Tar-water. By Bishop Berkley. XII. Poetry. The Batcholor's Soliloquy. To Miss L----h of Canterbury. To A. P. Esq; on his Essay on Man. On Capt. Corn wall, &c. XIII ...
... Majefly's Reply. VI. A View of Affairs on the Continent. VII. Farther Direaions about Tar Water by Bifhep Berkelty. VIII. Poetry. A Paftom! Dialogue. To the Autl or of the Curt.. plaint. Chloe's Soliloquy, occdfion'd* by Collin's Farewel. Serer2l Verfes ...