... profession of a temperance lecturer, and he had several times visited this country in tbat capacity. The gentleman against whom he applied (Mr. F. R. Lees) resided near Leeds, and was distinguished writer and lecturer in the temperance cause, and the libel ...

... A To be SOLD, Cheap, Very Strong BAY GELDING, 5 Years old, able to Carry 16 Stone, fine temper'd, and well broke, got by a thorough-bred Horfe, out of Mr. Sharp of Gildcrfome't famous old Mare. To be fecn at Mr Rider's Stables in Pontcfract. Rev, Mr. ...

... Queen's 0«i), with the #«■ large tjrw. arc easily threaded |«f« blind Ptnooil, nod work with great MM. has lag proved points, temper, and finish. The labels are correct libra bar Majesty and ble Royal Highness Prince Albert, la relief, coloured grounds. One ...

... ►Monday Feb. all and March tti. IIE HORSES arc Yuung and Freda, and will be reglad:ly bunted the above Time ate quiet and temperate witb Stave been bunted sod accesses', riddew by S:huol Boys. Further Panicslan may be known by whittling a Line Pul•psid ...

... violent and temper, and it believed by the neighbours tbat ever since their reunion they bave not lived on the best terms. On Monday, from circumstauces wbicb came under the cognizance of the neighbours, it known that he was not good-tempered oven usual ...

... to bear the weight an ' ■li ned acts disapproves, yet has not . 1,1 position to disavow; and officially ' ; r his loss of temper on Friday night, how• been due to other reasons. When Lord hard pushed he is apt get ugly,'' and to ,i angrily and con ...

... conduft is inconteftible proof, that they are not only enemies the peace and good order of this city, but that they manifeft a temper devoted to deftroy the leaft monument railed to (hew the laudable fpirit of liberty that prevails among the inhabitants: and ...

... about 70 feet high, but the roof had not been constructed The structure fell with tremendous crash upon Emma's place, in Temperance-street, which overlooked. Th. square consisted of eight moderate-sized tenements, th. property of Mrs. T. Jubb, printer ...

... LIFE, a Love Story, by Dickens; CjESAR BORGIA, by the Author of Whitefriar’s, Whitehall; CHRISTMAS THE OLDEN TIMES, by Mills; TEMPER AND TEMPERAMENT, by Mrs. Elliss; HIGHLANDERS SPAIN, or the Romance of War, Lieut. Grant; CHRONICLES OF THE FLEET PRISON, by ...

... ■• ' teach. How, then, the want endowment The temper the present day is for the ml multitude of comparatively small efforts, and that ' small efforts often produces great results. Let 1 , see that temper the time is tried and tested, and ■ • that principle ...

... Never endeavour to deceive or impofe on hfs Underftanding. nor give him Uneafinefs, (as fome do very foolifhly to try his Temper) but treat him al- ways, before-hand, with fincerity, and afterwards, with af- . feition and refpeft. Be not over (angaiot ...

... to maintain, againlt any undue pretenfions, and againft any hoftile confederacy, thofe rights, which His is always to with temper and moderation; but which, eflenttal to the honour of his Crown, and true his people, he is determined never .. 1 After which ...