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... Words, he espied a Gentleman with laced Cloaths, on Horseback, and pointing to him, cry'd, you get your Money easily, I must speak with you, and taking his Leave in a complaisant manner, rode a full Trot after the Gentleman, and they saw no more of him. ...
... her kindeft Regard to her Servants, and rnaaifeiling her Zeal for the Welfare of the Publiek. 6 Her Manner of Thinking and Speaking on the many interedling Sub jeas that paffefed her Soul, and her a 4.14 Behaviour from the Beginning of her Linea to the ...
... and loon cr anchor'd the fame Road his Aldjql; Ship the Capt. ito. from ?lyre:on:h. 4 in tt-e .I.l,viral Haddock nub his Speak-on, fell dcrn to S. Miens, wh..r: they 'fill n, the Weather Leinfr, very thick oid rainy. The 4.l;Airars Squadron c.,n,11,is ...
... bath been for- Merly_publithed. By JOHN PLAY FORD. Ptah 7 God it King of all Earth, F ro if e e Underflanding. Ephef. V. 19. Speaking to in and Hymns, and Spit:- tail Song:, finging and malting Melody in yozr Heart: unto the Lord. London: Printed for Richard ...
... ly publtibed. By JOHN PLAITORD. Pfa). 7. Gird at King of all the Earth, ling ye Praifes with Vhderfianding. Ephcf. v. to. Speaking to yerrjetvet in Ppm: and Hymn:, wet Spiritual Songs, finging and making Melody in your Harts unto the Lord. Lonuoi: : Printed ...
... Pedals as are inclinable to rake in . the above valuable Work, are dtilitel to fencl to the Priming afice in Cantrbury, or Speak to the Nria (*men, who fervor the flidory of th• Bible, and other Boeks publifhed Weekly in Nunlbert, and they may be ;Tuna ...
... which his Grace the Arcbbilhop of Canterbury pronounced at the EfpoNfalt of the Prlncels Mary to Frederick Prince of Hefe. Speaking of his Majelty But to you, 0 King! of Monarchs the bell and great' ell, of our Country the Pather, Glory aid Pillar, with ...
... Merchant-Shim (from whom he had parted lonic Time before) under Convoy of the Tyger of War; on which Capt. Fowler took the Speaking Trumpet and bailid one of them, who immediately made a Signal to the Man of War, who loon came up with them, took the Spaniards ...
... down between the Privateer and the Margaret and Susanna Sloop, so near, that the Master says he might have hail'd him with a Speaking Trumpet, which gave him great Hopes of being retaken; but unhappy for him, she took no Notice of him nor the Privateer, on ...
... his Convoy, when the-Privateer Sloop was lying at Anchor at fittings Key‘, and In near that ale could have haled her with a Speaking- Trumpet . . After they had taken fuch Hands from nn hoard tl!e Eng-11(h Veffcls as they thought proper, they diretily bore ...
... Proceedings in the Senate at Great Lilliput. 1. Debate in the Houle of Clinabs on the Motion to remove Sir Retrob Walelup. The Speak; of the Cinabs Snadfy, Lyrornick, Gibnob, Werotyl, Hewo, Bladna, Eferkin, and Bormly. II Motions in the Houfe of L—; 1. Concerning ...
... Coalition, the Marthal of the Diet run a great Ha/2rd of h. Life ; fur one of the Chiefs of the Dalicarlians, whom I.: wag Speaking to and holding by the Hand, fill down dead at This Ad of . Vigour qucll'd at once this ; for the Dalicarlians teeing to many ...