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... Lib. 1 %• In weekly paper lately puhlilhei!, Ailed The Worlp (No. 38.) I met with tt.c following extianrdinaiy prlfage. Speaking the famous Ntncn I'Ki clos, h- fays, it was ia her lifty Cx.h year, that the Chevalier Villiers, a natural fon whom the had ...
... Art. Am. Lib. In a week'y paper lately pubUfhed, Ailed Thb Worliw (No. aB.) I met with the following exiraotdinaty paffafej Speaking of the famous Ninoa I'Encles, fays, It warn in her fifty flxth year, that the Chevalier de Villien, natural fon whom (he ...
... Lib. h %* In a weekly paper lately publilhed, (tiled The Wok.lb (No. 28.) I met with the following extraordinary paffagej- Speaking of (he famout Ninon I'Enclo*. • fay*, It wax in her fifty fixth\eaT, that the Chevalier Villicn, a natural Ton whom (he had ...
... Art. Am. Lib. *•* n paper lately publtiheJ, fliled The Woei.o (No. aB.) I met with the following extraordinary p-.ff.-ge. Speaking the famous Ninon nCrdo*. h fays, was* in,her ffty lixth year, that the Chewaiier Viliiert, natural Ton whom ihe had the C ...
... Hoop to fuch fervile Offices j let thofe didurb th, ir quiet about the next world who have fcarce dny inheritance in this.” Speaking of people io office, who exert their authority to the oppreflion (uch come within their [rower, he thusex- Igima, that I ...
... heard fuel Noife fince I lay againd Guadalupe, Bilbo me. I would have f'otced Difcourl'e tm >ng Come of you, I had had a Speaking Trumpet; It was luch Weather 1 cou’Jn’t make one Obftrtation; fo co’dn’t tell what La- titude were ih. But lot all tha;, ...
... between him and Lady Jaliet C. Lettets bare Be — One of our moft celehrated:' Work in the followi ‘Words. FY itteal Cenfors Speak lection of Le:ters that will afford more: Inftru@ion: ani.; e tainment than Lady Catctby ae Gelight: tho fe Re nation they ...
... Art. Am. Lib. In weekly paper lately (whlilhed. Ailed The Would (No. 28.) I met wath the following extraordinary paflage, speaking dfeo famous Ninon ...
... “have ot the paffage.” 1 4 ns TRELA ND, f Corke, A prilgo. On Saturday lait W é Ponfonby, Sp eldeft Son of the Right Hon. the Speake: of the of Come >t City, in the soom of our la mons, Member of Parliament for “ Bart. deccafed. te worthy M ber Sit ok d ...
... with all che Letters which ps him and Lady Jalict Case os ‘The feco nd Editi — One of our moft celehrated Gi tical Cenfors Speak this Work in the following Words. know not of an of Letters that will afford more end tamment than Lady Catefby'’s—While ¢ ...
... And my wan look its dire opprelfion provi But from my conduit, pretence you’d like. To throw me from you, for another** fake Speak, and at once, lefs cruel, let me know The total Aim of approaching woe. Arc yon not ever pretenr in my light, Ry day my thought ...
... Monday Stephen’s-Sereet, fos a Wager D ge at one Draught, which had fuch mained asif Dead ’ciil this Day, and was able to Speak, but has entirely lo E- Being the Aaniverfary of the Birth-Da the Princefe-Dowager of Wales, with the greateft ftrations fk ...