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... Diftreffiug the Govern. • mein give Encouragement to the Enemies of • Our Peace. But we promife our (elves, that the Prat denee, Temper and Refoletion of Thole that 6 truly Confult their own Intereit, and with • WCII to their Country, will on the one band • ...
... the above Difoovery. . 3 Dickenfon, about as Yens of Age, was de*ended dui reputable Parents; bat being of an sago, vensabie Temper, his Friends could not keep • him in any order, kb Father dying whilik he was young, and his. ther being of too indulgent ...
... People as they tender their own P•ofeerity, to fhun fuck wicked and naughty Company. He appearl to be a young Man of gnod Temper, and to have Come difrfinv toy 'cue, but to have been corrut ted by bad esamples or advice. He lamented much the Difgrace ...
... Company's his Age, a Perfon of uncoliunon Parts and Abi- Ship, Royal George, Captain Philips Commandlities, and fingular good Temper. er, arrived fafe at Jamaica, Aug. 22 1 from Palermo, Sept. 2i . The Inhalaitants of this Porto Bello, under a Convoy appointed ...
... comfortable State of Life to him, his Wife is in Subftance- That his Imperial Majefty has .having been of -a tretfill uneafie Temper, and taken upon hilnlelf, to forward an effe6tual Re; perpetually Jealottiof hilt' withoutany juit drefi of the Grielanstes ...
... asked him, What he would pleafe to have done to the Coachman that overturn'd him? Why, fiid the King, with a Sweetnefi of Temper which charmed all the Court, Let him drive me again to Morrow. We hear from Cambridge, that the Rev. Dr.' Craven, Matter of ...
... &natter her Husband verfa?g fo ftoni that of. nativeCoun-was Ambaffidour in France aboot fix Years ago: try, is agreeable to his Temper, that he Hague, _De t 3- N 4 S. The States of tm*llitig to leave this Plait io proceed on his Holland were affanbled Yefterday ...
... ' . -. .12 _:, a . vvus net iitlite tiniqted,-htwing'befidti- 3. mg 4n- 4 accurate ,_fts al she Sours. Qpantities 'Deals. Temper. : - ~. • Caustics of Englard, viz.. Ownw.ll, Avow, Slstter. •. On •Nishi,. about Sit-. in. the fit Wilts, Dorlit, Hlr.' s ...
... folloiring Heads ard Occalions. s. Of Faith: a. 01 Hippinef s : 5. Of coming to Chrifl: 4. Of Vanity: s Ot itigLteoufmits, Temperance, and Judgment..to come: C. Of Cfeannefs: 7 01 God's Omnifcience : A. On Prayer: 9. Of Friendthip with Gt d : to. 01 the ...
... the following Heads and Occafions. T. Of Faith: Of Happinefs : 3. Of coming to Chrie : 4. Of Vanity: 5 Of R iglitenidnefs, Temperance, and Judgment to come: 6 Of Cleannefs: 7. 01 God's Oirnifcience : 8. On Prayer: 9. Of Fliendlltip with God: to Of the Being ...
... the Faculties of the Soul, and txhilerate tile Animal to as by fneetning the Blood to keep the whole Rod - it - in its due Temperance spa Tone. If the Chezp.ith It fufpefted from its being (old for little more than prime Con, the Flower at the bottom of ...
... the Faculties of the Soil, and exhilerate the Animal Spirits fo as by fee eetning the Blood to the whole Body in its due Temperance and Tone. If the Cheapaels fhould maks it fufpeeted. from i s being told for more than prima Cnfl, the Flower at the tottoin ...