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A Mind thus equal and uniform may be deserted by little fashionable Admirers and Followers, but will ever be had in Reverence by Souls like it self. The Branches of the Oak endure all the Seasons of the Year, though its Leaves fall off in Autumn; and these too will be restored with the returning Spring. No. 173. Tuesday, September 18, 1711. Addison.
In the year 1711, the same yearly meeting resumed the important subject, and confirmed and renewed the advice which had been before given.
King, Bolingbroke, then Henry St. John, Prior, Atterbury, and Dr. Freind. The 'Letter to Crassus' appeared on February 1st, 1711, and was written by Swift. To oppose the Examiner, the Whigs set up what, after the second number, they called the Whig Examiner, the first number of which appeared on September 14th, 1710.
Some chimneys of ancient halls used to be swept by having a culverin fired up them. At Leith, in 1711, a glass bottle was blown of the capacity of two English bushels. The buff and blue of the Union were adopted by Fox and the Whig party in England. The Prince of Wales wore them. In 1621, a Mr.
I am, Your Humble Servant, and great Admirer, George Trusty. Tower-hill, July 5, 1711. This careful Father and humble Petitioner hereafter mentioned, who are under Difficulties about the just Management of Fans, will soon receive proper Advertisements relating to the Professors in that behalf, with their Places of Abode and Methods of Teaching. July the 5th, 1711.
In a Word, her Lover having got all things ready for their Departure, they soon made their Escape out of the Territories of Algiers, carried away the Money, and left the Castilian in Captivity; who partly through the cruel Treatment of the incensed Algerine his Master, and partly through the unkind Usage of his unfaithful Wife, died some few Months after. No. 199. Thursday, October 18, 1711.
After having addressed himself to the several Ranks and Orders of his Countrymen, and shewn them how they should behave themselves in the Publick Cause, he turns to the Female Part of his Audience; No. 82. Monday, June 4, 1711. Steele. ... Caput domina venate sub hasta. Juv. Passing under Ludgate the other Day, I heard a Voice bawling for Charity, which I thought I had somewhere heard before.
No. 113. Tuesday, July 10, 1711. Steele. ... Harent infixi pectore vultus. Virg. In my first Description of the Company in which I pass most of my Time, it may be remembered that I mentioned a great Affliction which my Friend Sir ROGER had met with in his Youth; which was no less than a Disappointment in Love.
He gave him back the books, papers, and bonds, but kept the money. "I am, with great truth, Sir, "your most humble servant, "MONTROSE." Campbell," in 1711, were lately presented to the Society of Antiquaries.
If we should be disappointed, we are still no worse than the rest of our Fellow-Mortals; and if we succeed in our Expectations, we are Eternally Happy. No. 144. Wednesday, August 15, 1711. Steele. ... Noris quam elegans formarum Spectator siem. Ter. Beauty has been the Delight and Torment of the World ever since it began.
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