An astronomical diary: or almanack, for the year of Christian Aera, 1782 / ... By Nathanael Low.

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[1781]
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Credit: An astronomical diary: or almanack, for the year of Christian Aera, 1782 / ... By Nathanael Low. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SF As EES 1a ILLIAM having receiv’d a letter from Sarah, written by Charles, “thewed the fame to Roger; . who 6, upon 3 Perufal, faid, he wondered that Richard. fhould be fo indit- creet.as to quarrel with James about Abigail, who was fo extreamly ugly, and confequently fhocking : Becaufe that (Edward had refufed, tho’ afked, to go-to the play with Cathe- cine. Wherenpon Philip falling into a paffion with Titus, {wore he would-be revenged on: Patvick ; and therefore called Thomas rogue, rafcal, &c. Stephen, Cho” iis thoug gat was an eye-witnels to the ‘abpte; and being Chriflopher’s “fend, e: flyly tripped up- -Rowland’s heels, dod broke Jeremy’s head, Cathbert of this drew his dageer at Edmund; aed Archibald trembling, with much ado recovered his frig she: recaflamed his natural intrepidity; and in a cold fweat, friatched Gilbert’s piftol from Lawrence, and cocked his blunderbuts at Paul. Whereat John being aniaz’d, fecretly advifed Samuel to ap- ply to Leonard, with the help of George, privately to make an affidavit again Arthur, to take outa writ againit-Henr and Rachel, at the fuit of Tims thy, executor of the laft will] — — jand eeflacient of Jacob. “But \Peter objected to that, ajiclyj © a alledging, that Robert, being fick had fent word to David, {who was lately. maried to Hanaah, to cefire Jeffry, who had _ |been taken in bed with Mark’s wife, to fend his grand- -fon {Ralph to his coulis Bridget, earnefily to intreat his nephew , Jofhua, to go along with his brother Frank, to make up the} - {matter amicably wit? his aunt Sufan. But the refufed to go Jwith Jack ; yet neveribelefs recommended Frederick and. Hund plrey and. Andrew, Simon and Luke ; who after a grave jeonfuitation, order’d the mufick to play brifker, and then}. — fwent Enos to Bartholomew. So that havieg drank! a plentifully at-Ned’s, ti they were all intoxicated, having no-} thing to pay the mat with, they drew -theit fwords at Dick: ~ ithe land-lord, ffabbed Robbin, fell upon Lancelot, lam’d here = Net and had it not been for. Sofombn; had fliin Corselius. “ There-} ~ jupon Ned rafhed (oF ward, and dwearipg at Marmac uke, who thad been afleep all Ube time in Sally’s lap, fo incenfed “Walier! Jand Martin, that Miles and Zichariah, without any. regard) — |to, Matthew, threw botiles,” stafles, Sc. at one anothe er’s hea, is. i “TAt which Abraham, who. wes Mol?s bully, bs sing: inraged,) | took Benjamin‘civilly by the throat; kicked T) eophilas gently? he fairs s picked Abel’s pocket, while he was making his}. addrefles to Nell » and. at th: frie time in the higheit jury” tence tatemnat anaes nem se ar mttaer, t , - a s A : 238 = es a 4