121

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24

27

enters 21 day 1 hour 52 min. Aft.

S❘ All Saints

But why, alas, in pride of heart

E 24 Sun. aft. Trin.Pr. Edw. born

3 23 M Prs. Sophia born Tu fets 3h. 14m. aft. W Powder plot 1605 6 25 ThLeonard

51 25

All fouls

Ou mor. of All Souls I ret Should I my prowefs tell ;

How I at tilts and tournaments

Mich, Term begins

Have born away the bell.

1

Or why afflict my tortur'd breaft,
While I to thee impart

The happy, lucky deed that won
My Winnifreda's heart.

Dear Winnifred, the lovelieft prize
That ever mortal won;

Sweet lovely maid, whofe fparkling

eyes

Outfhone the mid-day fun.

The pride of ev'ry youth:

She was the envy of her fex,

How fweet is beauty when combin'd
With innocence and truth.

In her the virtues interwove
With ev'ry grace did shine;
Angels on her look'd down with

love;
And he alone was mine.
St. Andrew

A little

34 I hope mix'd
33 12 with a deal
31 13 of ale,
29 14 To cheer
28 15 the heart
26 F was never

2417 known to
18
fail.

23

2119 Then take

20 20

1821

1722

1424

13 25

4. Or the prop er.

5. Or fome accident.

6. Or the whole, cr fome part thereof.

it.

7. Or the Definition.

8. Or the divifion.

9. Or fomething coupled unto

10. Or the caufe or effect.
11. Or the etymology.

12. Or fomething like or unlike.

13. Or the oppofite.

14. Or a comparifon in the] Things.

15. Or a comparison in the probability.

16. Or fome teftimony.

Upon all which heads, fays he, I fhall now treat.---Bring my my counfel: night-cap, fays Griffin,--- Hufthink it not band, replied his fpoufe, if you do not wish to hear this point 1623 a jeft: difcuffed, I do, and fo perhaps Tis a good may your neighour Sancho.---cordial et Quoth Sancho, I had rather walk a mile upon my own ground.--12 26 probatum eft. Trigon rather turned the difcourfe into a fresh channel, by obferving the improbability of fouls ever meeting again: for, faid he, if you die at 12 o'clock to-night, and your foul flies directly up to the celeftial regions. Your fpoufe dies to-morrow at noon. She flies in pursuit of you, in a direct line

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28 4 a 43 54 29 5 38 56

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8 29

John Ven,
John James,
Henry

62 Ireton,
4 3 James

3 4

Chaloner.

10 29

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We too in wedlock's holy bangs
United were; but oh!

Now holy Father, lift a while,
And hear the tale of woe.

And now a-down his manly cheeks
The tears did gufh full faft;
He fmote his breaft, he groan'd, he
figh'd

As if he'd figh his laft.

Son, fays the Sage, dry up thy tears,

1130 Tbh fets 10h.17m.aft. Since tears will nought avail 12 Dec. Ffets 4h. 5m.aft. To me unbofom all thy grief,

2 3450 78

9

21

22

23 12

24 13

25 14

S Lucy

E 4 Sun. in Advent

M3 fets 3h. 52m. aft.

And tell thy bitter tale.

So may my friendship foothe thy pain,

Cambridge Term ends

Oxford Term ends

So may my counfels guide,
I will.--Oh grant me patience heav'n,
The woefram youth reply'd.

St. Thomas

Tu Twil. ends 5h.59m. Yes Father I the tale will tell,

W

Th Chrißmas day 26 15 F St. Stephen 27 16 S St. John

28 17

Er S. aft. Chriftmas
M Twil. ends 6h. im.
Tu Day 7h. 5om. long
W Silvefter

Though bitter be the task.

But what he faid, or what befell,
I quite forgot to ask.

Innocents

4 58

5 morn I 60 3 2 93

7 1

Now as I'm allo; but the earth having turu'd one half upon its axis, the flies diametrically opp fite; and the longer he goes, the further fhe is from

7 nobody
8 needs this

VIII. III
59 9ftuff,
5810 I'd gladly
5711 know if any
5612 body reads
5613 this stuff.
55 14 But 'till I

8 2
18 4
9 3 27 4
04 405

5 53 5

Drifes 6

12 7

13

you.

I am glad (faid Griffin) to hear that however.---Dame (continued he) whenever I depart, be fure your die twelve hours after me: Syntax, who by this time had laid in an affortment of fyllogifms, fome in Barbara, others in Celarent, according to the rules laid 5515 have an an-down in Ariftotle, began once 5416 fwer, 54 F I'll do all 5318 that I can 5319 Sir,

53 20 And fo to

5221 please your
5222 nofe,
5223 As Chrift-

52 24 mas comes

5225 nere goes.

5226

5227

5228

53 29 Roaft beef,

5330 plumb pud-
53N ding, pork
54 2 in plenty,

21 6

Ale mott

54 3

dainty.

18

more.

To make (faid he) this matter out, will take much argument, no doubt, to clear it up as I intended.

Well, come fays Griffin, wer your clay.

That's right, quoth Sancho, drink away.

And the leaft faid is fooneft

mended.

A TABLE of Terms and Returns for 1788.

Hillary Term begins Jan. 23, and ends Feb. 1z.

Eafter Term begins April 9, ends May 5.

From the day of Eafter in 15 Days
From the Day of Eafter in 3 Weeks
From the Day of Eafter in 1 Month
From the Day of Easter in 5 Weeks
On the Morrow of the Afcenfion Day

April 6 181

13 14 19

Trinity Term beigns May 23, ends June 11.

20 21 22

23 Wedn.

27 28 29 30 Wedn.

May 2 3 41

5 Mond.

May 19 20
25 26 27

21

23 Friday 28 Wedn. Wedn.

8

On the morrow of the Holy Trinity
In eight Days of the Holy Trinity
From the Day of the Holy Trinity in 15 Days June i 2 3 4
From the Day of the Holy Trin. in

3 Weeks

9 10 11 Wedn.

N. B. No fittings in Westminster-ball on Afcenfion Day, Midfummer Day, and the Purification.

The Exchequer opens eight days before any Term, except Trinity; before which it opens but four days.

Note, That the first and last days of every Term, are the first and last days of appearance.

POOR ROBIN'S TERMS.

For Nine-pence this Year

He offers his Ware;

Przy take it, and try all your Skill with it:

But if you won't try,

Yet he begs you will buy:

Then do what the d- you will 'with ́it.