... that the Crops were very they having had but little Rain in the Months. ' Extract from Dr. Smollett's Hiftory of England. 1 Speaking of the Manners of the Times (Anno fays, *By this Time iudeed, public tue was become the of Ridicule, and the « wnole Kingdom ...

... Years of age, has been ob served skulking about Sunham Bottom near Croydon, and as he did not belong any Parish, and cannot speak a Word of English, no care was taken of him, except by a Publican in that Neighbourhood, who then gave him a little Victuals ...

... conceaL his opinion, has nothing anfwet lor.—Be ware of 111 fpeecn it m ten-times wrongs matter au.l even the blind fide.—Speak propedy, and in as few words as you can, but always plainly for the end fpeech not oltemation, but to be underitoud.-—lt often ...

... imager which is much too deformed to bear (teady contemplative view. Several perfons gravely habited teemed times to be Speaking very earnedly the Surrounding multitudes, to. rec lifer, them from their errors, and frequently pointed tly* part of the ...

... groundlels, as there was not any thing contained in the refolution the Houle of Commons relative to tiie importation grain. Speaks the that quite unneceflary and irregular to proceed on debate, when the objection the motion had been withdrawn, it then ...

... exclamation of Othello, when Emilia knocks at the door, after has ttrangled DeJJemona. Shall Let her in? wer't ? Iff do, /he'll Speak to wire—* r.y wife have wife ! After pauting for fame time, and twice fluking his head, a hefitating manner, Mr. Fox at length ...

... he took in the war. IRELAND. Dublin, Aug. 25. The friends of Mr. Ponfonby having declined a conteit with Mr.Fofter for the Speak- er s chair therefore the latter walks over the ground into it 011 uelday ie'nnight. In the mean time, a variety conjectures ...

... happily chofen, being harcdfome and attra&ive, and futh as exhibit a tafte, that no doubt meets the admiration and reli(h many. Speaking of the above lady, reminds us of a terrible accident that had like to have befallen her laft Brighthelmfton races, where ...

... late change in Paris was much approved of there, but only from the idea that it might bring peace, which is the general cry. Speaking of Bourdeaux he fays {bat the change in that once great place of trade is molt melancholy ; formerly there ufedto be never ...

... re-'ouildmg of both ,,am which expected be begun upon loon as the SeHion clofcs. The buddings pulled down will include the Speak e> s houfe in Old Pala.e-yard, and extend as far as the pubhc-houfethe corner Abingdoo-ftt cet Pa.liament will in the intrim ...

... greedy of in, and feking it from all qvarters, and by all means; mercenary; cruel; MONOPOLI§TS ; FORESTALLERS ! ** Boafters,—Speaking highly. of themfelves, their own attainmenis, actions, powers, and property. Proud,”—Supercilious; haughty; offenfive to ...

... Reftaurateur's in Paris ; during their repaft they were talking very freely againft the Government, the navy, army, &c. &c. Speaking of the latter, Mr. de Choifeul obferved, that the Generals were cut-throats, plunderers, &c. &c. Unfortunately for him, General ...