The Spectator, Volume 8J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Pagina 44
... pleaded in Defence of all those Hardships which fall on particular Perfons in particular Occafions , which could not be foreseen when a Law was made . To remedy this however as much as poffible , the Court of Chancery was erected ...
... pleaded in Defence of all those Hardships which fall on particular Perfons in particular Occafions , which could not be foreseen when a Law was made . To remedy this however as much as poffible , the Court of Chancery was erected ...
Pagina 120
... pleaded very powerfully for the other . While her Heart was in this unfettled Condition , the following Accident happened which determined her Choice . A high Tower of Wood that flood in the City of Mishpach having caught Fire by a ...
... pleaded very powerfully for the other . While her Heart was in this unfettled Condition , the following Accident happened which determined her Choice . A high Tower of Wood that flood in the City of Mishpach having caught Fire by a ...
Pagina 252
... pleaded her Belly . But it was remembred that he made the fame Excufe the Year before . Upon which the Steward obferv'd , that she might so contrive it , as never to do the Service of the Manor . ' T H E p -30 10 BMEENS 3 27 0 THE Widow ...
... pleaded her Belly . But it was remembred that he made the fame Excufe the Year before . Upon which the Steward obferv'd , that she might so contrive it , as never to do the Service of the Manor . ' T H E p -30 10 BMEENS 3 27 0 THE Widow ...
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