The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 33R. Baldwin, 1764 |
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Pagina 14
... sent to the respective commiffioners at London or Edinburgh , in order to have the question determined by them , in the manner as before pre- fcribed . This amendment will no doubt , with respect to our out ports , make the ...
... sent to the respective commiffioners at London or Edinburgh , in order to have the question determined by them , in the manner as before pre- fcribed . This amendment will no doubt , with respect to our out ports , make the ...
Pagina 109
... sent an in- rendiary letter to Mr. Norman , of Black- friars . Poor Holland , who profecuted the suppo- fed murderer of Mifs Bell , ( fee our vol . for 176.p.36,30 . ) has fuffered fo much in pur- fuing that affair , as to be obliged to ...
... sent an in- rendiary letter to Mr. Norman , of Black- friars . Poor Holland , who profecuted the suppo- fed murderer of Mifs Bell , ( fee our vol . for 176.p.36,30 . ) has fuffered fo much in pur- fuing that affair , as to be obliged to ...
Pagina 118
... sent to the Darugah , that he is to deal with the English factors as with other mer- chants . " This letter , which the fubah called a written fecurity , procured by him with much and earnest importunity , he fent copies of to his chief ...
... sent to the Darugah , that he is to deal with the English factors as with other mer- chants . " This letter , which the fubah called a written fecurity , procured by him with much and earnest importunity , he fent copies of to his chief ...
Pagina 195
... sent to ask the mutineers what their demands were : They an- fwered with extreme infolence , " We demand that Pharnaces fhould be our king . We want a young king , not an old one , governed by eunuchs , and who makes known his power ...
... sent to ask the mutineers what their demands were : They an- fwered with extreme infolence , " We demand that Pharnaces fhould be our king . We want a young king , not an old one , governed by eunuchs , and who makes known his power ...
Pagina 209
... Sent to rule this earthly ball , As patron , kindly all things ufing , Not to tyrannize o'er all . See from out the fylvan hiding , The little lev'ret dares to ftray ; To crop the food of heaven's providin And would'st thou sport his ...
... Sent to rule this earthly ball , As patron , kindly all things ufing , Not to tyrannize o'er all . See from out the fylvan hiding , The little lev'ret dares to ftray ; To crop the food of heaven's providin And would'st thou sport his ...
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Pagina 121 - ... by leave of the court where such action shall depend at any time before issue joined to pay into court such sum of money as he shall see fit; whereupon such proceedings, orders and judgments shall be had, made and given in and by such court as in other actions where the defendant is allowed to pay money into court.
Pagina 260 - Come hither, all ye empty things, Ye bubbles rais'd by breath of Kings; Who float upon the tide of state, Come hither, and behold your fate. Let pride be taught by this rebuke, How very mean a thing's a Duke; From all his ill-got honours flung, Turn'd to that dirt from whence he sprung.
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Pagina 96 - Vanuyck's, they would appear to have been painted for that proportion. If his portrait of Cromwell* could be so enlarged, I do not kn w but Vandyck would appear less great by the comparison.
Pagina 189 - ... in culling flowers at the foot of the mount, than to take the trouble of climbing the more arduous fleeps of PARNASSUS. But whenever he was difpofed to rife, his fteps, tho' natural, were noble, and always well fupported.
Pagina 177 - Stanley, in a speech of great length, moved that leave be given to bring in a Bill for the...
Pagina 191 - If mere beauty be aimed at (which however is not their chief excellence) the waving line, with more easy transitions, will become of greater importance. ...Events relating to them may be simulated by numberless little artifices ; but it is ever to be remembered, that high hills and sudden descents are most suitable to castles...
Pagina 231 - They discover art in nature's province. Trees in hedges partake of their artificiality, and become a part of them. There is no more...
Pagina 343 - The amiable and the severe, Mr. Burke's sublime and beautiful, by different proportions, are mixed in every character. Accordingly, as either is predominant, men imprint the passions of love or fear. The best punch depends on a proper mixture of sugar and lemon.