... Teftimonial from under their' Hands of his blamelefs Conduct andunex- ceptionable Chara&er. This fome impute to ?? of his Temper which has been four'd by late Misfortunes. Others lup- pofe it only to be piece of State Breeding, a faint Averfion which ...

... inclmd, > And what are they but Maggots in the Mind}' For which 1 think it Reafon to conclude, That Cloaths may change our Tempers like our Food Chinees aregawdy, and engage our Eyes - 7 Too much about the Pany coloured dies. Altho' the Luftre is from you ...

... was applaud- ed by moft of the Minilters of the crown'd Head?, becaufe he has hitherto been of a pa- cific!, and moderate Temper. Laft Sunday all the Princes and Princeflcsdefcended from the Kouie of Conti, made a fine Appearance at Court. Madam Law, ...

... Perfons, which 'tis believed the next Report of ?? Commirte will bring to Light efpecially fome of tbem. Mean while a ftrange Temper appears among fome People, for notwithftanding the Parliament has cenlured Mift's Journal mentioned in our laft, in fuch ftrong ...

... Matter* of Ccnteft and Controverfy to mantain and aflert our Principles' and Opi- nions, whofe Truth we are perfwaded of with Temper. Nov*- How the ?? Men bave entertained of Moderation, is very ?? d different from this ; for by a moderate Man, confidered ...

... before here Dearh, fhe appear'd altei'd and chang'd in her Looks and Voice. She faid fhe was fenfible of the; Turbulency of her Temper ; but hoped God and Man would pardon her, and the Di- fturbances fhe had ma.de atChap_l, and her Bitternefs againft her once ...

... in- to France. Tbere are Letters in Town trom Montpelier, and other Pla- ces in Languedocj which fay, that the contagious Di_temper had goe *-» oiong lome ot the Troops which are in the Gevaudan to guard the Lines* jod that two oi the infected Compaines ...

... deliber- ate upon further Precautions again!, it, and came to the Refolution for we Hatting up the St. Juftia Gate. The Di (temper abates very much *t Toulon, and likewife at Aries, where not more than three or four Per- m's die of it in a Day; about 1500 ...

... the neighbouring Places import, that the Plague De >-ns to lofe its Force, and that now more recover than dye of the Dil temper Whitehall, October-]. i\n Arret of the French King's Council of State, *N the Ift of O&cber, N. S. Prefer ibes Rules to be ...

... ion to your People, and the Tendereft Concern tor tlieir Intereit -sna * curity ; fo we will on our Part consider with all Temper, Unanimity and Difp&* wha*: your Majefty has been pie«led to lay betore us ; and wiii do allias Power towards attaining the ...

... and 6th ot Oclober, Chat there remain but J2 Perlons v » Quarantam, in tne Barracks almjned to tnete wno have recovered Di temper dt Aix. Toulon and its Hcig, h bour Qood goon in an ful Sate.- Neither the Vintage nor the dism iliion of the Work -meo ad ...

... Money is very fear ce, Silver being /. per Ounce. The Chief of the Inhabitants are gone i.tto the Country to efcape the Di(temper which however has overtakenfever al tfthem, 'The AJfembly Jits at the George Tavern, the laft the Precinß of Bofton, and o ...