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... Debates iu thesoufe•of Lords and Commons. Sa llbury Kitchens, (complete). Camp ditto. Tin Wires. Ship Lanthorns in nests. Speaking Trumpets. And a great Variety of Articles too numerous to infert ~ N. B. A low price will be fixed upon the Articles, and ...
... Illbates in thelioufe of Lords and Commons. Salfbury Kitchens, (complete). Camp ditto. Tin Wares. Ship Lanthorns in netts. Speaking Trumpets. And a great Variety of Articles too nu, merous tct infert. The following Choice Affortment of Goods (which are ...
... and Debates in thelloufe of Lords and Commons. Sa Ifbury Kitchens, (complete). Camp ditto. Tin Wares. Ship Lanthor.ns in Speaking Trumpets. And a great Variety of Articles too numerous toi nfer[. N. B. A low price will be fixed upon the Atticles, and ...
... ;and ten Thoufind Circumflances of the fame kind might be innurnerated, &c. &c. Dancing gives a perfon a eat.), Looking and speaking, to his Superiors and Intleriors, it takes off thofe flow and Effeminately Proud deluding Look that fome of the Seaary make ...
... notoriety I If iafts are true, fhttll Cenci. i Smith be (let:vett an impartial jadge upon thelueftios us-Mr. Haltings's removal. Speaking et Mr. Halting, you fay-, ferve, Sit, the fpirit of this man, (which it it were not made inanifett•byathoufand thiags ...
... Mufe of Elegy thus warmly fpoke : Take, injur'd parent, all we can bellow, To foothe thy heart, and mitigate thy woe! Speaking, to earth the kind enthufiaft came, And veil'd her heav'nl 'Cr with Seward's Iy pow' name ; And that no vulgar eye might ...
... culhions and vices for Ladies. Netting weights and boxes. Snuff-boxes, force very elegant. Etwee cafes. Silver pencil-cafes. Speaking -trumpets. Reading-lamps. Writing-candleltitks. Tin dreffing-boxes, with 2 and 4 cannifters, for Ladies and Gentlemen. G ...
... this aufpicious night ! And prais'd the feelings which produce this fight ! Joy to this gen'rous throng, whole ardent eyes Speak their hearts Britifh under Indian fkies! Welcome ye liberal patrons of diftrefs, Whom long the refcu'd Orphan's prayer !hall ...
... ftruggling with the door-keepers to come in, and fee his dear boy Jobfon. Before I had recovered myfelf fufficiently to speak to him, he ran up to me and throwing his arms around my neck, began to kifs and flabber me, as lovingly as Caliban in the Tempell ...
... do. Verdegreal'e and turpentine, Linfeed oil and fpirits of turpentine, Stockholm tar and pitch, Complete Pets of colours, Speaking trumpets, Copper pumps, Paint and tar brufhes, Bul : shar hydes, Dried lamp black, Yellow oaker and vermilion, Pruflian blue ...
... already prefented Mr. Hu.ne under a very unphilofophie attitude, fporting about Charon at the ciofe of his . But there * Speaking of certain fo. - eign . journalifis, Jourstalr itrah,cers, (I doubt he meons the Englifh) he lays, that dans /ears mimoircs ...
... there is no doubt of its authenticity. Mr. Shearman Bird, the Chief of Chittagong, before whom the depofition was taken, speaks of it as follows: I enclofe yOu a copy of the reprefentation fworn to me by one Purrann, cook to poor Mr. Raby, and truly ...