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... nothing material preiented itfelf plating to our prefent iyitem of politlcks, 1 would amufe my readers with eniarh upon hijlory, poetry, or any o*her agreeable Jubjefi, which, in the interval of bufmefs, may be worth their Mention. was, laft week, reading in ...
... D. F. R. S. pr.2s. 6d. Eflay towards laying open the decay of the fine woollen trade. .Obfervations on the prefent tafte poetry, p'r. Is. Grobianus; or the complete booby, pr. 4 s. 6 d. Chrfftianity the fole, true, and infallible way of life. Letter ...
... political lectures to all upon the Politick ne, which, I hope, would be better tended than any lettures in this place, jfick and Poetry not excepted. ~ Every projector is naturally fond of his o fcheme, and big with the ima- E'nary confequences which, he thinks ...
... fubjefts of more weighty kind, we hope, makes ample recompence for the /mallJ pace devoted to diverjiort. Obj. VII. Among your poetry t you have inferted feveral pieces poffeffed of Jhining excellence, and jome thai ai e little more than pajfable. 1 Anf. ...
... cannot therefore wonder if poetry is the fubjeft of it. In fhort, Mr Stonecajile, I am young fellow of a good eftate, who am faid to have juft knowledge of the clafjic authors, and not an indifferent tafle for all kinds of poetry.With fuch a reputation you ...
... Scots Magazine. SIR, Glafgow, Dec. 19. TH E following ode is the performance of a Gentleman now abroad, whole fine genius for poetry has appeared by fome fmall works of his already publiflied. It is indeed but a Ihort fketch of a larger defign but, as it ...
... teft-aCt 144 Obfervationes de aere 336 on whigs, is'c. 47 on the convention 96 on the remarks 144 on the prefent tafte for poetry 192 in furgery on Mr Seagrave ib. on the manifefto 432 on the declarat. of war Anfwer to the laft ib. [552 Ode to W. Pulteney ...
... Venice. He eward not give , g' ve any account, and he hiscloaths, linen and °n, had particular inclinaf y ,° un g' tomulick, poetry, airs Earning, compofing words me dies, and oratorios. He ave marr y' h e late Dut: terano; butchufingprieft's e a y s a fter ...
... INDEX to the Poetry, 1740. ADmiral Hk, on Admiral Vernon, on »34 Admiral *31 Advice girl fixtcen . 1 3$ Alehoufe window, written on 229 Amor dubius 37 Anacreon, imitation of, Ode 24. 39 —Ode 56. 416 —Ode 49. 560 —Ode 5 1. tb. ■ —Ode 54. 561 —Ode 25. 564 ...
... the different attempts made by defigning men, to delude, or fow fedition among the people. Moral and Entertaining Effays, Poetry, c always afford much pleafure, when writ with that good fenfe, decency, and regard to virtue, abfolutely requifite in luch ...
... Gilb( ft ' The tempeft. A poem. if. 5/. 4 Every man in his own way. $ Duck. Ij. Five new novels. By IV. Che is. 6d. The art of poetry, is. A paraphrafe on the 104 th pfalf' The downfall of faft ion. 6A- . \t' Eight fermons at the Lady Maf r ftures. ByJ. Berryman ...
... — Major StrafFord, of Anitruther's reg.—At Leyden, aged 73, Peter Do&orof Laws, Profefibr of Hiftory, Greek, Rhetorick and Poetry, Librarian the univerfity, and Profeffor of the hiftory of the United Provinces.—At Bruffels, aged 78, the famous Poet John ...