The Monthly Magazine, Volume 8R. Phillips, 1800 |
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Page 581
... support those trials which related to himfelf , without re- laxing in his attentions to the diftreffes of others . The fame firmnefs of character ac- companied him in death - he clofed an active , an ufeful , and honourable exiftence ...
... support those trials which related to himfelf , without re- laxing in his attentions to the diftreffes of others . The fame firmnefs of character ac- companied him in death - he clofed an active , an ufeful , and honourable exiftence ...
Page 733
... support for two or three hun- dred thousand inhabitants . Their inge . nuity and industry is particularly fhewn in the method which they employ to fill the deep gullies or ravines which are formed by the violence of the mountain ...
... support for two or three hun- dred thousand inhabitants . Their inge . nuity and industry is particularly fhewn in the method which they employ to fill the deep gullies or ravines which are formed by the violence of the mountain ...
Page 762
... supported it with activity and warmth . No trouble , no fatigue , were obftacles to his inceffant en- deavours for the public good . His agricul- tural improvements on his own estate were many and valuable . He attempted by his example ...
... supported it with activity and warmth . No trouble , no fatigue , were obftacles to his inceffant en- deavours for the public good . His agricul- tural improvements on his own estate were many and valuable . He attempted by his example ...
Page 784
... support of the neigh- bourhood . It employs a few men who can earn from 9s . to 10s . 6d . per week a number of women , who may get from 4s . to 4s . 6d . by conftant work ; and a still greater number of children , from 5 years of age ...
... support of the neigh- bourhood . It employs a few men who can earn from 9s . to 10s . 6d . per week a number of women , who may get from 4s . to 4s . 6d . by conftant work ; and a still greater number of children , from 5 years of age ...
Page 786
... Supported by the Governor , he fucceeded in expofing the total ignorance of the American overfeers and officers of the mines and mint ; al- though the latter counterworked with all their might the royal commiffioners , and particularly ...
... Supported by the Governor , he fucceeded in expofing the total ignorance of the American overfeers and officers of the mines and mint ; al- though the latter counterworked with all their might the royal commiffioners , and particularly ...
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