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... To be RU N fir, On NEWTON FLATT, near Bifliop Auckland, ON Monday the 25-th of March next, a Purlc of Fifsy rounds, by *ii> Horfe, &c. that was no mptc than five or lit Ye'us old the Grals betoi.*, whofe Owners 1 have fubfeiibtd ¦and paid, on or before ...
... Marble, and long laft the Pile, O'er which thy venerable Bust shall smile ! A long Respect must guard the sacred Tomb, Where Flatt'ry's Tongue is mute, and Envy dumb. BRITONS, with virtuous Pride your Merit know ; You've done, what Kings, of Old, were fond ...
... Marble, and long laft the Pile, O'er which thy venerable Bui. fhall fmile ! A long Refpeft muft guard the facred Tomb, Where Flatt'ry's Tongue is mute, and Envy dumb. Britons, with virtuous Pride your Merit know ; You've done, what Kings, of Old, were fond ...
... firft feeble dawn of moral day: Sole day (let tbofe, whom ftatelmen lerve, attend), Tho' the lun ripens diamonds for their crowns, Sole day, worth his regard, whom heaven ordainsj Undarken'd, to behold noon dark; and date, From the fun's death, and every ...
... Patriot's rage j V Now vvrapt in Plato's dream, 1 ''More andHARRjNCTON around, rea d fair Freedom's magic ground, And trace the flatt'ring icheme. the beauteous vifion flies, hideous fpedtres now arife, orru P ' on ' s direful bane ; Ihe artial *g e perverting ...
... emblem, (halt appear, When Time has medur'J out thy (pan. Here once was fix'd the dimpled cheek; And from this Allow naked crown, The curling honours, long and lleek, Fell * 4 * Confumpivc people hope to the very laji, part once fortify'd the brain, The ...
... better than they fought, A a- 1 an e unawares. ungrateful found. V in V!UICC divinity; I return, divinity promotes tICs ' crowns the ftatefman's praifc. are ut branches of the chief, K te thi s . fi but lhoots of l»neji men. Ik tevi -° r ' cl ' witchcrafts ...
... anlnftanceof a Turn given to Affairs, in a fmall Comprfs ?? bat, notwithftanding the Union that may be cemented between the two Crowns, by the Ties of the afore-mentioned Marriage, there can be no Reafon to doub: but the Renunciation, for wnich Great Britain ...
... all the Revenues difpofed-by his Direction. Statu- es and Altars were rat fed to him, and all the Honour conferred which the Flatt e>y ofthe Romans ever fuh mitted to pay to their Caslars. But when ihe fupercilious Favourite fell, when his numerous Crimes ...
... Lovewithout Flatt'ry Sorrow without Art, Each Tongue impartial, and fincere each Heart: mid ft their Grief they with fond Pride proclaim How clear thy Honour, and how j ift thy Fame; llow in full Glory (hone thy early Youth, (corn Imperial Crowns from Zeal ...
... Security to your High Mightineffes for his gooe and generous Intentions, as cannot but be very agreeable to you; and the King flatte.s himfelf, that the Subjeds of your High ,Mightineffes are in the like Sentiments for the Prefervation of their own Independance ...
... my only Vc Uer of ibefl X'vei&mt*, to v.tom all fttyr.s are cc fli'd 10 ap, ly 1, r ihein, at his vlatchouic. the Biide aid Crown, iitar l'c.iieux- Coii-r, v. thoiit leniplc-Uar, London, ?? ai hs ?? i.p in Kerdlng, hcrk- : At ?? places, Mcehanii, ?? tains ...