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... ,. : his Brother to fo. Villainous a Part as is fen one of the AfliftantsofthelaidCouit. On Tuef, * 5 intluenc * day Night died Baron Spanheim, Abafiador of the ■ SdMrMarner kept this Secretary clofe confin’d K. of Pruflia, in the 83d Year of his Age ...
... , , . . Same Day one Carroll and Johnfon. two notorious Rioters were try'd and found Guilty. Thurfday Night died Mrs. Wife ot Tilfon.Efq; hisHoufe in Stafford-dreet- This Week died VefTey. Widow of Sir Thomas VefTey, Biftvov of Oflbry. and Mother of Sir ...
... . by the Deûth of your I,tc worthy Rcpr dilutive Sir Samuel Cooke, Part. ët tin; Rcqncft, the Advice, (evenl of my Friends, bee Leave fo offer mylelf ë Candidate for that important Trnft ; aad if you fhall think proper to confer that Hem ur me ...
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... flood in the midft of the hall, in all tiie fplcndor of youthful beamy, when four officers of the inquifition, entering abruptly, arrefted both, in the name of the holy tribunal. Of all their friends none now was found hardy enough to oppofe thole glormy ...
... blit give tfiem at once to upoeritand, that you can never look on .thole as your friends who (peak in a difadvantageous manner that parlbn whom you would always choofc try lee in the moft favourable light.., lif not effectually filenced by filch rebukes ...
... Thurfday morning laft died, Jofcph Stanley, of Afton, near this town, the 106 th year of his age; At too he had all his fenles perfect, and in appearance Teem'd be but 70 and would with chearfulnds relate what happened in his youth, with clearnefs and ...
... appear ■it' they any way* infringed the freedom eleftion j and' when it drew tip the parade, and made « triple difcharge. theiV try. The inhkbi.aats all proved the choice, and the nttdfll the rejoicings nothing was to bp hiAtd hot fcn*/rwe MaxiirilTan, &c ...
... commillion, *1 it tlwaghc he Aad in the French fervice. . - A very great intimacy foon contrafled between me and thia French youth, when, one forenoon, talked to me, in broken Englift, to this ejfeQ: Sir, 1 We, it it true, but flemJ-r acquaintance with you ...
... ■ . With federal othhr Articles in the Haberdalhery Way; Af (he is a new Beginner flic humbly rt quefts the Intereft he* Friends and the Public, a Continuation which fhe will ehdeaf vour }o merit by the nimoft AHiduity and Attcritioif tqi their Commahda ...
... and tbeh, not totally Feeing lor yourl'elf, 101 l to all Jurtice for me, afle your own Heart, it the P.‘opt; can either Friends to their Country, E-cnuiJgers of Virtue, or Lovera of Mankind, whom (he has been viliainoufly Hied i Your Quarrel me. Sir ...
... Quetn’a Arms, St. Paul's Church Yard the Horn, in Fleet-Street | Crown and Anchor, Strand t and the Salutation, Newgre- Streer. Try me prove me. TO RESOLD, bjr the Cxcciiioiii John Forfyth, dec, to diicherge Mortage and other Debts, LEASE, (ol which there ...