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... ingenious andlearned Editor of the Oentlman's Magazine, as Merced in his Review of new Publications for the prr fent Month. Speaking of the Hiltorical Library, he fays, We are glad to fee that our Opinion of this pleafing, and Very uft:ful EPiteme of general ...
... AuCtioncer, prorrod tha Eißcacy of t•irs-71\isedicine ; that lie•had•ufed.it,for feveral Years, it of great Service much Speaking in the way of his 'Billnefs, 41)atihe generally houzlit 'Dozen Boxes at a Ttrne. 7 -140 country New Ipapers (viz. the Kentifh ...
... of felling, they were always to be feen in his fhop window, and he fwore he never faid the words imputed to him by Groves, Speak low for my wife's a damned Ariftocrate. Mr. Erikine particularly defired the Jury to notice this part of the evidence. Arthur ...
... the nature of thatincomparable vegetable fgod, might infer the inefficacy Of planting at a later period of the feifon. Speaking from experience, I Would feldom choofc to plant before the Ift of May, .lithe intention-were to mile a full mature crop, ...
... 0001. a year, . an:amendment was propofed by Mr. Willesforei;,-• that. inftead of 65 7 0001. the blank be filled up with The Speak.-r took this opportunity to expels his fent' talents both in favour of the large allowance, and appropriation of the larger ...
... of Divorce ;-- in which the paints, in glowing colours, the wretchednefs and diforderS which this new law has created.7--Speaking. of the fituation of a woman who had feparated7 het from her hufband, the ays, It would require a new ifle of Delos, feParated ...
... fhar - a - s ' he -*Wai 'fidiallyintetit;;lieftiould t0 .. .f1t0d ' i!Rto.topp9fc ths_ltage••Of the bill, via,. ht.the,..Speak ing - The . 4-atr;4p, - ,ithoNoghtA ~ ,e •fafety :his -Majeity'g -Pcrfon. fut•h;',. '.tl r ai law ought to be, that. fended ...
... to Ilarbadoes, in order to be ready againft the 'arrival of.the expeCtecl reinforcements, and to co-operate with them. - -Speaking- of the affairs of the Weft-Indies, we are lorry to fay, that the laft news from St. Domingo is far from being pleafimt. ...
... of Saturday, in a critique upon the Drury-Lane play, of the preceding night, has the following paragraph, Again we muff Speak of the claffic elegance of Nlifs FARR EN, in Olivia. Even Lady Charlotte Campbell will do well to take the Farrrn drefs for ...
... rty Eyes, rather large, under one of which has d large Seam, occafioned by the Kick of a Hurfe ; has a drauling Method of Speaking. Had on when he left, a dark blue Coat, old blue Waift coat, Buck-fkin Breeches, and took with him two Smock Frocks, one ...
... was frefcpted front .:olonel Futlarton, complaining of . an undue eleelion for the comity of .-'rir, in North-B:lmin. - The Speak ctigave notice that after Friday the _ ..--. 3 . d of February, no private petitions would be received. ...
... by Mrs. End of the Play (by particular Defire . ) Mrs TOCKS will deliver the favourite EPILOGUE Which • had the Honor of Speaking by Command of their Ma. jefties, at their 'aft Fete at Trogmore. After w4ich, in one Ad, The Intriguing Chamberma;.d . . ...