The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volumen3Isaac Kimber C. Ackers, 1734 Contains poetry, excerpts from literature, British and European news, Parliamentary news, stock prices, birth, death and marriage notices, and booksellers' advertisements. Includes reprinted material from London periodicals such as The Universal Spectator, The Weekly Register, Fog's Journal, The London Journal, The Craftsman, The Craftsman Extraordinary, The Free Briton, The Grubstreet Journal, The Daily Courant, Applebee's Journal, and others. |
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Página 262 - NO glory I covet, no riches I want, Ambition is nothing to me; • The one thing I beg of kind heaven to grant, Is a mind independent and free. With paffions unruffled, untainted with pride, By reafon my life let me fquare ; The wants of my nature are cheaply
Página 169 - come to pafs, if thou wilt not hearken unto the Voice of the Lord thy God, to obferve to do all his Commandments and his Statutes which 1 command thee this Day ; that all thefe Curfes
Página 203 - this Year, but, by this unprecedented Device, lays a certain Foundation of a greater Load upon the Land, which the Nation may be reduced to pay off, with Intereft, next Year: And we cannot omit this Circumftance, That the Money voted this Year exceeds the Supply to the Amount of above one Hundred Thoufand Pounds.
Página 450 - are a Sign of Peace in our Land, and • have been carried from Town to Town ' there, and we have brought them over to '• leave with
Página 164 - That each of the three Members of the Legiflature are endowed with their particular Rights and Offices ; that the King by his royal Prerogative has the Power of determining and appointing the Time and Place of the Meeting of Parliaments. That the Confent of King, Lords, and
Página 119 - of that Liberty. I am fure I can have no other Defign in it but your Good; for I know very well, this is not the Method to ferve any Ends of my own. I therefore throw
Página 207 - that frequent new Parliaments will produce frequent new Expences, but I think quite the contrary ; I am really of Opinion, that it will be a proper Remedy againft the Evil of Bribery at Elections,
Página 280 - Even without Doors People are generally pretty free in their Remarks upon them; and I believe no Gentleman that hears me is ignorant of the Reception the Speech from the Throne at the Clofe of laft
Página 208 - the decayed Authority of Parliaments, and will put our Conftitution into a natural Condition of working out her own Cure. Sir, upon the Whole, I am of Opinion, That I can't
Página 119 - in this Life, and of eternal Glory in the Life to come. But if you will go on in your Sins, the Judgments of God will probably