...true: we have seen a Calvinist and a Lutheran King become good members of the Church of England at the end of the seventeenth, and beginning of the eighteenth century. In the evening we rambled among the vineyards on the slopes, and reached the summits of the hills at the...

...even if unfavourable to Revelation, to affirm, that the writers against Revelation, who appeared at the end of the seventeenth, and beginning of the eighteenth century, in this country, (though perhaps superior to their continental brethren,) were entitled to consideration...

...prevalent in a "superficial age." He does not think that "the writers against revelation who appeared at the end of the seventeenth, and beginning of the eighteenth century, in England, (though perhaps superior to, their continental brethren,) were entitled to consideration for...

...Town settlements, in 1660 to 1666. " Cotton patches" were common in the settlements of Carolina about the end of the seventeenth and beginning of the eighteenth century. In 1753, Jamaica exported 2000 bags, and, in 1768, to Great Britain and Ireland, 2211 bags of 200 Ibs....

...every button like a tennis ball." The enormous wigs which became fashionable after the Restoration, and point the satire in the ballad annexed, are constantly...theatres. " beau's that in boxes Lye smuggling their doxies, With wigs that hang down to their bums." And it was the custom with them to comb and arrange...

...every button like a tennis ball." The enormous wigs which became fashionable after the Restoration, and point the satire in the ballad annexed, are constantly...theatres. " beau's that in boxes Lye smuggling their doxies, With wigs that hang down to their bums." And it was the custom with them to comb and arrange...

...every button like a tennis ball." The enormous wigs which became fashionable after the Restoration, and point the satire in the ballad annexed, are constantly...theatres. " beau's that in boxes Lye smuggling their doxies, With wigs that hang down to their bums." 204 SATIRICAL SONGS AND wigs at all public places...

...every button like a tennis ball." The enormous wigs which became fashionable after the Restoration, and point the satire in the ballad annexed, are constantly...seventeenth and beginning of the eighteenth century. In D'UYfey's collection above noticed (vol. i, p. 5), is an allusion to the fashionable haunters of theatres....

...was raised in Surinam by the Dutch. Cotton patches were common in the settlements of Carolina about the end of the seventeenth and beginning of the eighteenth century. In 1783, an American vessel carried to England eight bales of cotton of American production. In 1791,...

...language,"!] Naumburg, 1729. We have already become acquainted with the two most eminent German grammarians of the end of the seventeenth and beginning of the eighteenth century, who were established at Berlin — Biidiker and Frisch.^" At Hamburg, may be mentioned Hermann Wahn,...