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... A ADDRESS JAMES GRAHAM No ii BdiStiut Bath friend ttuft but honed lay flatt'ry 2IZ worth and genius beam gen'rou mindi cell in bnt cringing tools afll fairer part Hi thank Mb’ral a grateful truth I whilft thine greater nobler praife I differ in fore o'er ...
... And with their oaken and their laurel crown Inwove thy myrile buds, fair wreath of fair Renown! Tho* all unknown to Fame its reed, My trembling hand, at thy kind bidding, tried To crop the th' uncultur'd mead, The pale, the brier's blufhing pride, And ...
... Aural happiness. Spring entwines lucid wreath, crown, with verdant pride bowr's ; When o'er them zephyrs breathe The fragrance ftol'n from flow'rs When Streamlets o'er their pebbly bed, many wild meander rove, Vi'hen morning's pearly light is every role ...
... To be SOLD to the BEST BIDDER, At the Old Crown in Burton upon Trent, on Saturday the firft Day of March next, at Three of the Clock in the Af- ternoon of that Day, fuhjeft to fuch Conditions as fhall be then produced, unlefs fooner difpofed of by private ...
... To be SOLD tothe Beft BIDDER. At the Old Crown Inn in Burton upon Trent, on Thurs- day the 25th Day of Nov. Inft, between the Hours of 3 and «; of the Clock in the Afternoon of that Day, fubjed to fuch Conditions of Sale as fhall be then produced, SEVERAL ...
... W the fc*»e been crowned beyond his hopes. This profirfioo hsnreft foe* cceding ton period rn which wst felt the ftarcity ofbread. hss not little coawibiiied quiet the. triads, and eacoorage hopes, the people; to niCpate the sianas danger, and endear ...
... agreed upon at the Time and Place of Sale, at the Dwelling Houfe of Mr. Nathaniel Stirk, known by the Name or Sign of the Crown, fituate in Lichfield-theet, Wolverhampton, on Wcdnefday the 15th Day of May,1799, between the Hours ofTwo and Four o'Clock ...
... tinfcl d fplendor of a Court to praife. Mine the theme f*ir merit to purfue, To give to Genius and to Worth its due; Alike to flatt'ry and chicane foe, Fain would numbers pay that debt owe To you, whofe falutary an can, give Relief to pain, and bid the wretched ...
... hold your (late; While wretched I, mult labour hard, And daily without reward ; '* Thou'rt fleek and fat, with plenty crown'd, '* luxury thy da/s go round Yes, caitiff, whilft I toil and drudge, Thou'rt pamper'd like a prieft judge. The Dog reply'd ...
... your ftate; While wretched I, mult labour hard, And daily fweat, without reward ; ** Thou'rt fleck and fat, with plenty crown'd, ln luxury thy days go round 1 *' Yes, caitiff, whilft I toil and drudge, « Thou'rt pamper 'd like a prieft or judge. ...