But, after all, though ihefe are your equitable claims to a dedication from other Poets, yet I muft acknowledge a bribe in the caie, which is your particular liking to my verfes. ❋ Unknown (1779)
[Sidenote: An ignorant life, a brutish life.] caie, of realme and countrie. ❋ Richard Rainolde (N/A)
Smithy taken on a voyage similar to that in the pfesent caie» fr6tn ❋ Unknown (1812)
'J'lie homes ait chiifly of wood, covered with tuif or mofs; no thatching being ulcd, as botli too dear, and too t'. angcroiit, in caie of fire. ❋ Unknown (1797)
Feel fucha caie, as one whom fome ambime In the deep ocean kept had all his tmie: ❋ Anderson, Robert, 1750-1830. Cn (1795)
That it was an eftablimed principle, that fuch an agreement ought to be performed; and that the delay ia this cafe was not equal to that which had occurred in many other cafes, ia which agreements had been decreed to be performed; although it was morally certain that much greater delay muft happen, than had happened or could happen in the prefent caie. ❋ Sanders, Francis Williams, 1769-1831, Ed (1794)
Vbc three brothers that were prclby - terians brought their bill to have the two daughters delivered to them; the court declared no proof out of the will ought to be admitted in the caie of a devife of a guardianfhip, any more than in the cafe of a devife ci land. ❋ William Peere Williams (1793)
■ Eraaed: "and which in caie of a War, he beg« yon to insure." ii6 Copley - Pelham Letters 1771 12 ❋ Unknown (1792)
Ceni caie of Janiei Bowdoiu Hnd otliei with reference to liia cunntution wi tlie Huidiinaon letleri and wrTlcei rendered by liim lu Kew England, 434 - ❋ Unknown (1792)
In the afl 19 G. 2. there is a proviiion inferted, that in caie a difputc ihould arife about the eleflion of a mailer or fciltnrs, it ihould not be referred to the vifitatorial power of the Kiogy. but to the King here: And judgment mufl cer - tainly be according to the ftatutes of the place. ❋ Unknown (1790)
And be wai certain when that Treaty was made, they had no idea that the French would ever impress their Mr. Heath spoke in favor forcfd upon them by the imperious uecetEity of the caie. ❋ Unknown (1789)
In caie of iire, the turn - cock, whofe water comes iirft, fhall have 10/. paid by the parifh officers. ❋ Unknown (1787)
"Ay biit, dear madam, ** cried Lady Honoria," if that were the caie, Ifhoukl ❋ Unknown (1782)
- Reoites, ia a plaintive, yetSbandyaA kind of drollery, tbe hard caie ❋ Unknown (1780)
A meagre Bifliop, in his lawn (though I coofefs ic would be a? ery new appearance), comes within the fame caie; as do Judges, Peers, gentlemen of the Bar in the Houfe of Commons, and the Speaker in general. ❋ Unknown (1780)
And though ancient tragedy ufe no prologue, yet ufing fometimes, in caie of felf-de - fenfe, or explanation, that which Martial calls an cpiftle J in behalf of this tragedy coming forth after the ancient manner, much different from what among us palTes for beft, thus much before-hand may be epiftled j that chorus is here introduced after the Greek manner, not ancient only but modern, and ftill in ufe among the Italians. ❋ Unknown (1779)
In ilior -, all the neighbourhood about Farnham is one tfcnerai hop-ground; and, to fhew the excellency of the ham hops now lead the prio markets in t. 1 heir fupericritv in this article is owing 10 their great caie in picking, drying, and fin. fogging. ❋ Unknown (1778)
In the fate of a. woman, marriage is the mofl: important crifis: it fixes her in a ftate, of all others the mefl: happy, or the mofl: wretched;. and though mere precept can perhaps do little in my caie» yet JULIA DE ROUBIGNe '. iZl yet there is a natural propenfity to try its efficacy in all. ❋ Unknown (1777)
Cities and towns may caie for neglected bury - ing grounds. ❋ Unknown (1663)
Cedriaeptima tfi crajpi, parlutiJa, gTxukùiitU-. qini dum ejjundiCBr ygtutatìm non diiiipa: a caie. ❋ Unknown (1554)
