In vain we hope, To keep the pleating kene alive s Some trifling thing will intervene, And in an instant, change the fcene ; The flattering prof - pact fades and dies, And florms and tempelts then arife. "rwas in a little Country Town, Not famous, nor vet quite unknown ; A Couple

among the Prifoners. They were bought at two shillings a Score, and ivereltiy gore The Hon. Michaal Adolphus, Efq; of Sackvale Street, Piccadilly, ordered, this Day, a great Qu . antity of Coals td be diftributed to numbers of poor People in the Parifh of St. James's, Wellmintle

the minifter from the king of Proffitt will let in Lie and uthan houfe. hiswhic called and by which (hips bottoms may be out on his return home in a few days. And it is fait.: that the removals at the Excite will be fo preferved from rottenncfs and worms alto We hear that when R

ON THE OLD and NEW TESTAMENT. Primed on a large beautiful Low, and fines fine Papers Which will be very Willful in aU FAMILIFA, for READING the HULL SCRIPTURES wish paver PLEA:.URE and INSTRUC-1 lON. That the Poor. at wcU as the Rich, may have the Rime& of this Undertaking, the

House, near Chefter, which is row fitted up in A.-commodious Manner, fuitable to entertain Company genteelly, and .hat he ha, laid in a Stock of the ben Liquort: He like.. ite af. Cores all Perfons :ha I !leaf,: to favour him with their Company, that it he his cont ant Study to

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