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... lines fent us by a True Briroi, ve can only ac knowled7e are a teftimony of, the 5riter poffli'. great loyally and little poetry.. - The po t~cal comnzihications of R A. D. caane too3 late far infertion. SATURDAY, MAY 31. On Tuefdav laft a MeehIg of the ...
... to the King and Conftitution 5 amongft various expreffionn of out loyalty, we always !ruce fame occalion.il Effufions of Poetry j the foi- fowiog csme into my hands by mere accident.—— If ou will do me the favor to infert the enclofed •Vyour wi* e c ...
... Traveller* Pocket Do3or; by Joseph Hamilton, M. D. price ad. The Beauties of the Poets j being a Colltftion of moral and facrcd Poetry, from the mutt eminent Au- thors, by the late Rev. Thorns* Janes. The Beauties of Sturm, in LeTon* on the Works of God and ...
... Solomon, as ei-son.ouflj,- reprefented by Herodotus. 3. Sonnets, tranflated from the Petfian uy Sir William Ouletey. 4. On the Poetry ot Cowley, and the aid he derived trom the Poets of Spain. 5, Origin of fome of Chaucer's Poems. €. EtTay on the dramatic ...
... , Painting, Paper-making, Petfpective, Phasmacy, Philology, Philofopby, Physics, Phyfi, gr.omy, Phyfiolcgy, Pneu- ma.ics, Poetry, Polotheifm, Psoject.les, Projection of the Sphere, and Pyrotechny, which have been compiled with no fmali lhare ef labour ...
... on an improved Plan ; containing Letters and Character,, ' preceptive, moral, and humorous Pieces, moral Sen- ' tem-e, and Poetry, principally felefted from our beft | Writer,, and adapted a, Spelling Exerciles for j Sebool,. Tbe whole exemplifying an ...
... fubjeds . d-. The, age of poetry is noi gone, Mr. Editor , but po. ets cannot work without materials, and if Miniflers ate chofen that have not a' nane, it is not our fault if they muff be excluded from the honours of poetry, and if we muff deny even ...
... qualify l him to fit on this Cqmnittcee. He w;aIS fpl)yojed to know more of Cocker than of Congreve, more of 1 fads. than of poetry. While he might be tin excecd- ingly well informed peif on in plain det:tils, lie did not pof1efs that knowvkcdgc of the ...
... uibiflied-unflrom an alecd ote, we ftared fore virne in the Telegraph, as having hlappened in London. R. C. fliall have.5is Poetry returned him the frft oppor- .k tunity. ...
... Chrift Chuich. l'li e Creweian Ora- tion -was fpoken by the Rev. James Hurdis, D. D. of Magdalen College, and Profelfqr of Poetry; and the Chancellor's Prize Cornpofi. tions were recited by the Gentlemen to wvhom they were adjudged, viz. the Latin vertes ...
... 79th year of his age, the Rev. W. Hawkins, Vicar of Whitchtirch, Dorfet, formerly of ienmbrokeCol- lege, and Profeffor of Poetry in this Univerflity. On Mondav laft died Mr. Edward Terry, an eminent Brewer of Aylefbury, Bucks. On Tuelday morning died ...
... glad, therefore, to see advertised in the Lonidon pa£ipers-some very su- periorbookls in thi s 6liiss, u rider th e titles of Poetry forChidelldrn, by-MAiss:Ailin; ; the Little t : erlw itagc,; t he. u vtieni ljljjjtutrm h ; andV V i sit s to tilt- Aiagi ...