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... the Poor. Monday died in Htrtfordfhire, Mi l. Cox, v cf John Cox, Wtdnetd.iy evening died, advanced years Chilton, Bucks Mr. Richard M.ulge, ;rntleimn farmer of that place, of independunt'Jortune, d the molt integrity. On Friday died his Guildford in ...
... properly. Defigned for the Schools as well the Clofet • with View loim Minds of the Youth both Sexes Viitue, and dulrov tlie Bud thole Vices and Frailties which and Youth partUular, are to. London : printed for RoMnTon and Roberts, 1 in Pater-nofter Row ...
... felf denies.. *Tis not bepaufe their thoughts may err And blindly fome falfe Creed prefer Truth in the abftraft is not known^ Save by the deity alone. *T#s not becaufe they watch and pray* And praifes fing ere dawn of day j The world will take inceflant ...
... charge of ttealing paper, is not admitted to Bail, as hath been mentioned in fume of the pa- pers. Yeflerday a youth about fourteen was tryed be- fore Sir John Fielding at Guildhall, Weftminfter, and was fentenced to be tranfported for life; on his leaving ...
... various Ufe* the Practical Branches of the Mathematics. D. FENNINO. Author of the Britifh Youth's InftruCtor, a New and Practical Arithmetic, and the Royal EnglUb Di&ionary, 4tc. ■ Printed for S. Crowder, No. it, Pater-nofter-row. | Where may had, juft by ...
... well church. Pray how can they make to their flock reparation, For turning them out of the road to faivation f Hold there, friend—to truth you have little regard, For their are now folded within the cburchyarj. ' A LIST FAIRS for Ma c m, 1773. '• LDBOROUGH ...
... Saturday, at Gieenwich, Mifs Stockman, daughter of Capt. Stockman 3 the died while di efing be marnied. Sunday, at Poplar, Mr. Mark formerly a comm ander in the Streights trade; his wite died in abou than 75 tan hour after ; they were more » end had been married ...
... both thofe villages, who is Ae now returned, and reports, that during the fourteen days he remained there, not a fingle perfon died, nor any diitein per except a nuinber cf hories had been carried cf in different places, fup- poled to be owing to the conttant ...
... few days ago died here the celebrated M. de Belloy, author of the Siege of Calais. LONDON, Thursday, Feb. HOUSE of CO M M N S. Tuefday the Houfe met at half after two o'clock. The they proceeded was to ballot for ft Select Committee, try and determine ...
... approved this Work, and think it likely tf have the moft beneficial put into the Hinds Youth. it is wiicten in Language, it a proper Book to and hkewife in Grammar ones for Youth to turn into Latin. Punted for R. Goadby, and fold by J. Towers Cripplegate, and ...
... (me n* y 4 otlieis v.hj are difpr.fcd themfelves by felling this work, may be with number of gratis, a order to di flribi-1e their friends and Connections, and from the m. tniltence of the undertaking, prelumed that any trot they may take will well re ...
... that the Speniards intend to make an immediate jundiog with the French ; and tnat it was tne de- termination ef both courts to try their united force apainit Ireland ; but, on g the intelligence that 15,002 of the in- habitants, although not in the pay of ...