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"Writines he tells us, that f W«,. \'fho '/t6'do him Honour for hia grand Invention, gave bim; - the., ducal Letters, ❋ Unknown (1781)

/Yes: in the jpfednQs of 4omeRic life, fho 'many a Straggling weefl o'etran its pedis,, ❋ Unknown (1796)

But hdw great was her iurprize, when* inftead of her quadrupede friend, fho beheld, a beautiful young lady, of a moil majeftic figure, who held in her hand a filver wand! ❋ Unknown (1783)

Here, how - entertainment of a civilized people: ever, he took no degree, nor, ac - and the greater should his merit cording to Wood's opinion, made be esteemed in this particular, since any long residence; diat writer ab - not only the important afiairs of solutely informing ns, at the same. the state, whose necessities de - time that be acknowledges fho ❋ Unknown (1782)

Whilft the young trees remain in the nurfery 5 thofe defigned for walls, both dwarfs and half ftandards, fho-ild have their branches trained accordingly, ei - ther as they remain in the nurfery lines, by being trained horizontally to flakes, or being previoufly planted again ft ❋ Unknown (1779)

In fho) fpot of this delightful ifland is cultivatw be (l advantage; and yet the produce is v equal to the fupply of the inhabitants .. ifland whofe infalubrity ufed to carry 4 the heart of flrangers, is row no longer 4 nor, if we may credit our author, is it favourable to health, provided fome r paid to temperance, which is a neceflaiy be attended to in every climate. ❋ Unknown (1796)

In general Cafes, an Order pa/Fes of Courfe, unlefs 'Cauie be (hewn to fho contrary within ten Daysl If no fufEcient Caufd be thfcn (hewn, and certified by Jffidavity. the Order abfolute is granted, which Warrants the Clerk in/ ❋ Edmunds, Richard (1794)