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... deefeje War againft the Republic Within a limited Time. •By the Condudl ol'the Spahlfh Miniftry in regard thefe the true i Temper dtid real Views of that Court’ may With Certainty be known, in the Opinion at leaft of fomc who ought to be very good Judges ...
... his Mailer an Account of the Temper in which he findis our Miniftry. Paris, Jan. 19. We have an Account from Lifbon, that Madam de la Bourdenaye arrived there on board a Dutch'Ship, and that flic has brought with her, Elfe£ls to a vaft Value j fome People ...
... difturhed by . popular Inlurredfione,. wh'ich’had'forced the Shah to a£l with a Degree of Severity little fuitable to his natural Temper.. . (Jur Advices from Berlin continue reprefcivthjs Prufiiaq.'Majelly as. extremky occupied , with State this Juncture, and ...
... maimed, as had been faffly reported on Purpofe,to irritate and enflamd the Populace, by whom, for bis bold and enterprifing Temper, he is exceffivcly beloved. The laft Advices, from Stockholm fay, that the Prime Minifter Count Teflin, hasorderea a very ...
... Week, now poftponed, and his Higfanefs is ftrongly follicitcd agaioft it, a% all Accounts ' there ft a kind of Epidemical Di (temper in that Towh, in theNeighbourhood, which carries off Numbers of People, and reigns fo much amougeft the Troops, that foinc ...
... Yorkfliire, that oh Saturday the 14th paft, one Mr. Atlam, a Farmer there, buried 41 Head ot Cattle, all dead of the Dif* temper now raging in that Part the Country ...
... given in E————d about itßut Mr. affedts give this Affair quite another Turn j and has-intimated a late Conference, that the Temper of the Times muft be ftudioufly attended to, as it not to be prefumed that the B— M will (ufFer a Spirit to rife that may ...
... Spoufe to John Rickart, Efq; Achnacant; Hie was a Lady of luch exemplary Piety, ftrift Morality, extenfive Charity, and focial Temper, that her Death is iuftly regrated by her Husband, her numerous Relations, and all who had the Happincls of her Acquaintance ...
... —’Aril'tfia important Affairs under your prefent Deliberation, will be managed with that Candour and Prudence,—I—-that —-that Temper and Moderation, which fball prove > both your- Glory and your Swength }—and amid ft that Variety of Sentiments, which muft ...
... the fame Place. L O N P O N Evening Pofi. the AUTH6R,6f ...
... prefent Seat of the young Fre)ehder> Refidence. His mod Chridian Majedy* in order, if pof■fible, to reduce the Corficans to Temper, hath fept fix Crofles of the Order of St. Lewis, to be didributed among tHe'Chiefs by the Mar- : But, the fame Letters which ...
... Refentmnt indeed fharp, and their Vengeance, when they have Opportunity to ufe it againft their Enemies, cruel j. which is the Temper of mbflr Nations* in mere State of Nature. But this Refentment docs not arife except for Injuries done them, or in confequence ...