Iil

A prelented him with a telefc he gave ihetn a 'piect oi fW were offered, as a feti V twy yiBHVnt S TBATELIi was rei'iil'cd, wfaicli created (oTas aRoa i ping hired camels for tlieir baggagp, and I fiir tl»cmlflve«, lliey Tet olii oh ihe 20111 of ruary, and in tlii-ir lirll (Ijy's journey lliroiigll ❋ Unknown (1796)

Foreign Medical Review, vol. iil, p. 525, and vol. iv, p. 517. ❋ Various (N/A)

S9S Of tlic Guilt of wiiiuliv opposing, or neglecting, a Revelation fixnn God S9i Ot* the Misthiin ol attending to Revelation ... ik A diiTCt Revealed Law htgiily proper and iil for such Beings as Matikind 40i Revelation given as a Part ot our Trial and Discipline. ifcu The World pmbably never wholly without a Revelation. ❋ Unknown (1812)

• See afterwards Lord Clarendon's remark on this iil-staired promotion. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Pearce recommended to by Lord Chief justice Parker, in 107. allusion to by Pop«, 224. character of Bentley, iil ❋ Bentley, Samuel, 1785-1868. [from Old Catalog] (1812)

Sir Edward, second son, became heir, and succeeded at C/iil - lingham and IFarke. ❋ Unknown (1812)

Orleans, city of, befieged by the earl of Saliftjury, iil. ❋ Unknown (1796)

The form of this Subpoena iil Chancery ibk In the Exchequer -- ib. ❋ Charles Barton (1796)

In order that the tranquillity of the garrifon and of the iil* habitants may not be interrupted, the Englifh general fhall not permit the Corficans from the interior of the country, or the Emigrants froAi the town, to enter Calvi or the Lower Town; until all the garrifon fhall have failed for France. — ❋ Unknown (1795)

Veruiii iil ea inclufa fuht quaedam, quorum mihi quotidianus eft vfus, haec quam celefrijne ficri pofllt, deportata optamus. ❋ Unknown (1791)

Vos elegit, ut ei effetis populus peculiaris e3t omnibus gentibus, qus funt iil orbe terrarum* — * ■ ❋ Dathe, Johann August, 1731-1791, Ed (1791)

God 1161 tn\y gives them more agreeable things iil this world, but in the future world, ❋ Unknown (1790)

We, therefore, got all our things on board the fame evening, and the next morning were ready to f? iil. ❋ Unknown (1790)

Should the present aviiembeci* tinued, a more rigid enforcement of the In »iil be necessary. ❋ Unknown (1789)

- He is trub my Frieod, who with a ready Prefence of Uind fiippoits me; not he who condoles with ne upon my iil Succcfs, and fayi he u fcrry for my Lofs. ❋ Unknown (1788)

Ode iil, book iii. imitated by Sir W. Browne, 410.rs. xxxii, 154 ❋ Unknown (1786)

On the 2: d, early in tne morning, we made f. iil, and kept plving till the Hcod i. bliged us once more to come to an jii. hor. ❋ Unknown (1784)

Bougainville calls thefc low overllowed iil. ir.l t lie Dangerous. ❋ Unknown (1784)

* Sec an account of this writer, and feme of his poems,, vol.I. p. 125;. and in this volume, p.iil. — ❋ Unknown (1780)

LO C. N A Tb In viis caiiis et a3 rujpes vbiciucst iil fyluis Hercynicis frequens. ❋ Unknown (1778)