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| Feſus Chriſt at Fethlebem was born 

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England Firſt the Chriſtian Faith receiv BOS 


kandon's Tower was built (as tis believ o) 


lian the Conqueror this Nation won 
4*9 be Built Weſtminſter- Hall began 
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picus aud to Martyrdom did yield 


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Vertue, Truch and Juſtice all LY dead 


che beginning of the Quakers Se 
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{Death and Vengeance did for Cromwell call 


protect 


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Charles the Second to White-Hall return d 


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[ oadon's dreadful Fire in September . 


che amazing Comet in December 


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che fam'd O44 for Perjury was ſtrip dd 8 "as 

of*s prieſtly Habit, and thco* London whip'd $ "I 


| Fames the Second did the Throne afcend 286 
Mnmoxth's Rebellion had a final cad 26 
the Seven Biſhops to the Tower were ſent CR 

the Lord Fefferies thither alfo went 23 » 
the Prince of Orange landed at Torbay 23 


the late King Fam:s ro France did make his way 23 
william and Mary at Weſtminſter were Crown'd 22 
War with France the Trumpet loud did ſound 22 


the victocious Battle at the Boyne 21 
French and Iriſb Gore did Agrim ſtain 25 
Mary our Queen, pale Death did ſurroun], 17 


the ame Monſter gave Glofter's Duke a Wound. 11 
Great Queen ANN unto the Throne aſqended 
War procliim d with Fance, which is not ended 
che late High Wind in the Month Nye nber 
Blesbein Fight, which the French thill remember 
EMES the Prophet, in his Grave was laid 

he meant to riſe again, but was deceiv'd, 

the Two Kingdoms did in One Unite 

fatal Death depriv'd Prince George of fight 
Fam?®d Sac bevyell at the Bar was tryd 

| Thar great Surg on Serj ant Bernard dy'd. 


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'To pay thoſe Thanks, in Fair Briitannias Name, 
Due to the Beſt of QUEENS, that Rules the ſame, 

Whoſe matchleſs Conduct through HER Reign has ſhew'd, 

SHE is got only Wiſe and Great, but GOOD, 
And that Her Engliſh. Heart will Wil defend 

The Church, and all its Loyal Flock befriend ; 

Secure the Nation from the Rage of thoſe 

Whoſe raſh Proceedings have proclaim'd em Foes, 

Not only to the Church, but to the Throne, 

And all the Kingdom, that depend thereon, 

Hoping in time, by Stratagem and Stealth, 

To change the Crown into a Common wealth. 


But thou, Great ANN, by Heav'n alone inſpir'd, 
Has ſtopt at once thoſe ill Defigns we fear'd, | 
Rais'd up ſound Doctrine, which ſupports Thy State, 
And makes Thy Royal Empire ſtill more Great; 
Revives the drooping Genius of the Land, 4 

Comforts The Ghurch, and ſtrengthens Thy Command 
Whilft pale Fanatick Whigs can only ſhow 


Their Envious Teeth, and Snarl in vain below. 


O let em never more difturb OUR Peace; 
Keep them but Low, and all Our Feuds will ceaſe; 
Since of that Title they ſo loudly prate, 5 
Good LORD, reduce em to that humble ftate, 
That they may juſtly that Diſtinction claim, , 

And none be found to 7065 Them of Their Name: 


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Soul deſpis d the ſtroke of Fate, 
May thy loud? Blood in endleſs Cryes declare, 3 
Thy Wrongs, and ſhew what Whiggiſh Rebels are 
Thar all Good Meu: may loath the thirſty: Race, 1 


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: O let's be ſafe in time, and never run _ 


The riſque of Loſing what we tichely won. 


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nd the true Guide, who durft to preach the 
Be mock'd by Fools, and injur'd in his Fame, 

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From fatal Miſcbiefs, by her Foeg decreed. © 

Two were contrivd and carry'd on at Rome, 

tube other a Fanatick at home: 4 

rue fir by Popiſh Priefts was hatch'd in ſpight, 

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peſtival of thi aint40 which, e epery Church was Dedicated 
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| 3. St David March 1th. Sr Chad March 2d. At Jobn of 
 berlyMay ad. It.  Winifrid, Nov, 34. But 0 75 great Numb 
Holy 2 were leſſen by Genvocaﬀtion Anno, 1536. . 
edication of every Chuęeb being Order d to be kep t on t 
firſt Sunday in October b 122 20 and 2d of Edw. Vr. | 
ing, of. 2. Elizabeth, -- -- Some days to be; ept.Hd 
1 4 Parliament ui me 5tb. a Than giving 
for the discovery of the Gu -pou der Treaſon, The Statute fol 
keeping the day to be read at Morning Prayers on the ſamf 
Uay, May_29t . a_ Thanks-giving for the Reſtoration ot th 
Royal rang and the Church. Stat. 12th. Car, 2d. Cap. 1 
to be read on Sundgy next before.  Jattary 30th. a day q 
#umiliation for the u Murder of n _—_— IA. b 
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1 Circumclſion, or Neu- calle ik da) when tha 
Tears-day, when our Lord Wei or, Wiſe Men brougtll q 
was Circumciſed, according] their. to aur SAVIOUrel 
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his Feaſt was inſti- 
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Abe, Virgin and 1 Mars, 
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in Tag oe 9 5 to go. the. Freat, to the Tenn 
dy Rc Manz. He k Aſbes. 
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. Fm 01 che 70 Piſciples, and 


after the Aſcent on. choſen A: 
poſtle by Lot, in che room 
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preached the Goſpel in Mace- 
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fades, Was Recs eſt ſtoned bn 
the ems, and then be⸗ | 


headed 7 the Romy moſt 


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17 1 een n. - = 
| te oh AN, proclaimd d  Pafſaver, being a 4. Ty. 
Queen of Great Briteain,, &c.| of the Lamb,of God, whom 


facrifi ed, 
2 NN ennnelation of "ihe fanki tte Salnagon 


bleſſed Virgin Mary, kept in N 
remenjbrance ot the time when 
the Angel F bow 25 
Saviour's Incarnation 
Holy Ghee g [Regan ft Gee 
29 Maun dax. Thurſday, 0¹⁴⁊ Saxans;,. Whoſe Fe 
from a Ceremony. anciently | celebrated in April. N. Al | 
uſed by Biſdops arid. Prelates | ne Man wander, that 
in Cathedrals nd Religious | ſtian Inſtitution hath à 
Houſe, ' waſhing their Sub- | affix d to it from a 54 5 
Fa et, which Ceremony is | ſor we call the Lord's day, 
lled'the re folfillivp of the Man- Chriſtian Sabbath, by ch 
date, and is done in. Imitation Name of Funday, becauſe 
oſ our Saviour Chriſt, who o was dedicated to the Sun, rhe 
this Day waſhed his Diſciples it be now.appropriated to a il 
Feet; telling them they muſt | more noble Worſhi 85 and % 
do the like for one another, the other Names o 55 a 
whict is the Mandate (or taken from Heathen Inf ical 
Commatidmenit ) whence the; ons, and unalterabl 10 
Day is denominated. At the] before ch the Pläntatio 
beginning of this Ceremony | Goſpe!, and berate . Th 
5 — by him after his waſh-|liar to the people, that at ti 
ing their ker, Fobn 13. 34.) firſt alteration of Worſhip fro " 
— ſung for an A Antipbon, Man- Pagan to Ebriſt ian, and eval 
datum nwom de vobis, &c,; - | finoe, it was impoſſible 1 
| > Good Friday, the Day |.change the Names of then 
el the Paſſion of our Bleſſed fo ſtrong is the prevalency 0 
Saviouf; wherein he fuffered | Cuſtom 
on the Croſs, and ſatisfied for 4 Ambroſe. Biliop of uu 
the Sins of the whole World. amo 279. 2081 


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'r for Chriſtiatfiry, Anno 
. the parrot Saint of Eng- 
1, and the Day on which 
0 A NN was Crown'd, as 
deen moſt of che Kings 
Peter, and one of the Four 
ngelifts, and firſt Biſhop, 
Alexandria. He ſuffered 
yrdom by Burning, un- 
Trajan, Anno 63. 
MAY, 


St. Philip aud t. James 
firſt f Nerd who 
ached id Pbrigia, and con- 
ted Candaules the Kunuch: 
was crucified at Hier apolis, 
053. The latter St. James 
for, ſurnamed Fuſtus, Son 
Upbeus, Author of the E- 
le of that Name, after be 
govern'd the Church of 
ien 30 Years as Biſhop, 
= ſtoned, precipitated from 
l 1 Pinacle of the Temple, 
had his Brains beat out 


Tear of Nero. 

4 B I Inventio Crus is, of the 
ding of the Croſs, a Feaft 
re Koman Church, for the 
aculous finding out of the 
os whereon our Saviour 
er' d, by St. Helen, Mother 
che Emperor conſtantine, 
326. after it bad been 
9 and buried 190 Years by 


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Infidels, who had ere&- = it Wjed 7 Wibed gui ten 


a Ceppattacian | £4 4 Statue of Yuv in Placs 


dr it. an * 
10 del Thurſdey, or the | 
Aſcenſion of gur Lord into, 
Heaven, the {oth day after 
his Reſurgection, in ſigbt of 
his Apoſtles and Dilip les, 
Anno 33. This Week is called 
Rogation "Week, and. the firſt 
Day of it is called Kegarion 
Sunday, from Rogare to pray. 
This was Iaſtituted by Manier- 
cu, Bilbop of Yiznna, Anas 
450. and conſecrated to Pray» 
ers for a Bleſſing upon the 
Fruits of the Earth, about this 
time in Noſſom. It hath been 
an ancient Cuſtom in this 
Week, to make Perambula- 
tions and Procefſions, to vie 
the Boundaries of Pariſhes, in 
order to prevent Incroach- 
ments: Thente it was called 
by the Saxons, Gang wicas i e. 
Proceſſion Week.  _. 6. 
14 Term ends at fm 
19 Dunſtan, Arch-Biſhop of 
Canterbury, Anna 988. 
20 coc, or the got 
Day atter the Reſurtection 
as the Fewiſh Pentecoft was 
the zoth Day after the Paſſo- 
ver, kept in Memory of the 
Law delivered on Mount Sinai. 
Tis alſo called Whitſunday,” 
from the Catechumens being 
cloathed in White, and ad- 
mitted to Baptiſm on the Eve 
of this Feaſt,. The Sazons 


——_y 


Yo . 


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1 


I. e. Holy Sunday, upon the 
account of the deſcent of the 
Holy Ghoſt, x hich came down 
on this Day like cloven fiery 


Tongues upon the Apoſtles 


from Heaven. 

26 Auſtin, the firſt Arch- 
Biſhop of Canterbury, An. 608 

27 Trinity Dunday, is 
the Octave of Whitſunday, ce- 
lebrated by the Church ( for 
the Myftery of the bleſſed 
Trinity, i. e. One God in 
Three diftint Perſons,” the 
Father, Son, and Holy Ghoſt) 
in Oppoſition to the Arians, 
and ſuch like Hereticks, who 
blaſph-m'd the ſame, 
29 Beſtaurat ion of Church 
ahd State, Anno 1660. after 
a long horrid Rebellion of 18 
Years, begun and carried on 
"by Phinaticks and other Re- 
publicaas, wherein they mur- 
dered their King Charles 1. 
with ſeveral of bis Nobles, 
deftroy'd others, and at laſt 
totally exploded the Evangeli- 
cal Church of England, with 
all irs holy Orders, and rob'd 
the Crown and It vf all its 
Revenues ; and then, per gal- 
tin, at one leap (from being 


| 


' Brewers, Coblers, Cc.) they | 


became our Princes and Go- 
vernors Caveat, The burn 
Child dreads the Fire, 

% Ü 
1 Cerm degins at wWeſim. 


ceſſion of the Equinoxcs, thi 


The Holidays Expounded. 

he , and Martyr 3 he wasCollegus 
with. St. Paul under, Gamalicl 
and. his Fellow-Traveller :, He 
was ſtoned to death by the 
Fews at Salamis, Anno 50. 


10 Term ends at * | 
44 St. John Baptiſt Bor 
Son of Zachary and Hlixa eib 
the Fore- runner of ont Lot 
who being yet in his Mother 
Womb, was repleniſhed wit 
the Holy Ghoſt ; He was b 
headed by Herod, Anno 30. 

"Tis alſo call'd Widſumn 
day; from the Summer Se 
ſtice being in former times o 
this Day, which by the Pre 


 Selftice is ſince got to the 100 
of this Month; and as ou 
Saviour is ſuppoſed to be ho 
on the Day of the Winter 
Solſtice, or when the Sun en 
ters Capricorn, which is abo 
rhe 11th of Decembnr, whicl 
proceeds the 25th, the tim 
now Celebrated for our Lord 
Birth by 14 Days. In lik 
manner, the Summer-Solft ici 
is 14 Days before Midſummer 
dy; ſo that now tis Mii 
ſummer only in Name, and nog 
the real Seaſon. 

29 St. Peter and St. Pa 
Celebrated to the joint Memos 
ry of thoſe two great Apoſtle 
both ſuffering for the Goſpelſ 
under Nero at Rome, the firi 
being craciſied with his Head 


St. Barnabas 7-\potiio 


1 


dewnward, and St. * 


— 


baried together, Anno 68. 
Tu l. T. 


Swithin is remembred ; 
as an holy Biſhop of Hin- 
7, Anno 860. 
is frequently call d Veep- 
wi hin, whether it be from 
abundance of Teafs which 
d (as ſotfie report) in 
iſerating che Miſeries of 
orld, or father from the 
bent Rains which fall a- 
this time, produced by the 
tical riſing of thoſe two 
Stars, Preſepe and Aſebi, 
the Sun. 
$0og-days begin, when 
a Star of a drying Qua 
riſes coſmically or with 
Suh, and generally pro- 
s hot ſultry Weather. 
St. J#nes, ſtiled the 
t, Brother to St. John the 
Ingeliſt, beheaded at Fe- 


—— 


I, 


1 


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fe firſt of the Apoſtles 
d that Honoyr, As. 45. 


# » 

1 
£ 
þ 


co AUGUST. 

ann. dg, from a for- 
a fort of Veg called Lam 

no- went, which in ancient 


es was (and in ſome places 
is) a Cuſtom for the Te- 
t on that Day, to preſent 
ir Lords with the Firſt» 
ts of Harveſt 
Sread made of new Wheat: 
10 Lawrence,” 2 Deacon, 
d ſuffer d Martyrdom” with 


t. 
peil 
rt 
rad 
bes 
ted 


OO Te Holidays Expoiin ded, 
led on the ſame Day, and 


6 2 by Herod Agrippa, and 


being a Loaf 
of nem What, 


great Conſtancy, by broiling 
on a Gtidiron, Anno 253, 
24 St. Bartholomew 


it 


ſtle, he preached the Goſpel 


in India, Ge. then was flea d 


alive and beheaded, Anne 44. 

SEPTEMBER.,z; 

2 London butat, Az 1666. 
There is upon the Monumeat 
of this City an Exgliſb Loſcrips. 
tion, which relates, that it 
was burnt by the Popiſh Fa- 
Aion ; but that not being en- 
graven til the Mayoralty of 
Sir Patience Ward, anng 1681. 
four Years after the fipiſhing, 
of that Pinar, at, what time 
Fanaticiſm was rampant,which, 
gave Birth to the horrid Nye- 
honſe Conſpiracy, Which wa8 
happily diſcover'd in 1683. 


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by ſome Perſons yet lv ing. | 


gives ſuſpicion, that there is 
more Cr ft than Verity in 
chĩs Inſcription; for the Hi- 
"ory of thoſe times relate, 
That in. the Month of April, 
before that dreadful Fire, ons. 
Coll. Rathbone, an Oliverian 
Officer, with fereral other 
Perſons his Accomplices, wete 
tried, and upon full Evidence: 
convicted ar the Old-barly, and. 
executed at Tyburn, for being 
in a Plot to burn London upon 
the third of September follow 
ing, which neyecthelefs hap- 
pen d when the time cats 


alcho theſe Men were hang d. 


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was burnt by humane Contri- 
yance, Who burn it, Papiſts or 


Phanaticks, 

14 Holy-crofu«day, frequent- 
Ty called Holy- Rood-· d ay, Rood 
in Old Saxon fignifies either 
the Croſs or Pigure of Chrift 
on che Croſs : Ir is alſo called 
Exaltatio crucis, or the Exalta- 
tion of the Croſs, as the third 
of May is celebrated for the 
finding of the Croſs by St. 
Helen; ſo this is obſerv'd, tor 
its being regain'd a 24 time 
By Hereelius the Emperor, who 
rook it from the perſians, that 
Had ir in their Poſſeſſion 14 


Years, carried it on his Sheul - 


ders to Mount Calvary, and 


there exalted it with extraor - 


dinary Folemnity. 


21 St. Matthew Apoſtle 
and Evangelift, who by prea- 
ching in Ethiopia, converted 
King Aglippus and his 1 | 

in 


_ toChrittianity, and was 
at che Altar with a Sword, as 
He was exercifing his Minifte- 
rial Function, Anno 44. 
29 St. Michael the Arch- 
anket, 
the Battle fought by him in 
leaven with the Dragon and 
His Apoſtate Angels, Apocal. 


175 7. It Is alſo call'd Michael. 


maſs from the matiy Maſſes 
chat are ſaid tis Day in the 
Roman Chur. 


The Holidays Expounded, 


had been a faithful Promo 


nam d Thaddeus and Zeb 


Their Memories are joyn 


NO VEM BEN 


celebrated in Memory 0 
in Commemoration of 


defigned to blow up Ki 
Lords and Commons ve 
'Gun-powder, 


OCTOBER 
18 St. Luke che Eva 5 
liſt, Author of the 44s of 
Apoſtles. by Profeſſion a Pt 
fician at Autiocb, who aftet 


of the Goſpel, died at Ephri 
Anno 74. in the 84th Yeary 
his Age, i 

23 Term begins at Ne 
25 Criſpin, a Roman 
Martyr, Anno 285. = 
28 St. Sinjon, firaan_ 
Zelotes, and St. Jude, 


both A poſtles and Marty 


celebrated this Day, who tg 
ſhed the Faith, atter they 
convetred a number of Soi 
in the Year of Chrift 68. 


1 All-Saints, Or All-b8 * 
lows, a Solemnity in Memon 
of all the Saints. = 
2 All-Souls, a Day in 
Roman Church for ſapplica_ 
by Prayers the Souls of 
Faithful deceaſed- W. 
Ho der · Crea ſon · di 


ſignal Difcovery, Anno 16 
when ſome Popiſh Zealots! 


Likewiſe 8 
markable for the Landing 
the Prince of Orange; 45 2 
by Dr. Sat heverell's preact"l 


at St. Pads, which sern 


u happily opened the Eyes 


ze Deſigns of its Ene mies in 
harch and State. 


WWontcflor, Ano 397. It is 
o called Martizmaſs, a time 
aculiarly nated in ſome Parts 
* for ſundry Pur- 
is. No g 
22 Cecily, a Virgin and 
artyr, Anno 225. \ + 
23 Clement, Biſhop of Rome 
Sd Martyr, Anno 92. \ 
25 Catharine, à Virgin and 
rrtyr, Anno 305. 
28 Term ends at weſtn. 
20 Andzew #poftle 
ed Martyr, after he had ſuf 
ad moſt crycl beating for 
ſake of the Goſpel which 
reached in Thracia and 
alia, was faſten d to a Croſs 
ere he hung alive 3 Days, 
gave up the Ghoft, An.69, 
is eſteem'd the Titular 
tron of Scotland. © 


gD ECEMBER. 
13 Lucie, a Virgin and 
yr, A 305. 

21 St, Thomas, ſirnamed 


X and . Mount, 


De Holidays Expounded. 
Nation, and detected 


11 St. Martin, Biſhop and 


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Didymm, Apoſtle and Martyr 
he preached the QGoſpel in 
India, where he was at laſt 
ſlain with a Lance, 4nno 75. 

25 Nativire of Theif, a 
moſt ſolemn Feaſt, celebrated 
by the Church even from the 
Apoftles time to this Day, in 
Memory of the Birth of our 
Saviour at BethI:bem in Fudea, 
Tt is called Chriſtmaſs, from 
the number of Maſſes celebras 
ted in the Roman Church to 


his Honour, 


26 St. Stephen, che Pro- 


romartyr, was ſtoned to death 


by the Jews, 44s . Anno 34. 
27 St. John, Apoftle and 
Evangeliſt, he founded and 
govern'd the Churches of Aa, 
baniſhed into the Iſle of Par- 
mor, where he writ his Apo- 
calyps, and died at Epheſus, 
aged 93. Anno 101, 
Innocents, where a! the 
young Children were {lain at 
Bethlehem, by the Command 
of Herod, with intent ro have 
deſtroyed our Saviour newiy 
born, whoſe Father and. Mo- 
ther was warned by an Angel 


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O leſs than fix times this Year will the Luminaries of 
2 Heaven, the Sun and Moon, come within the Ecljpti | 
Limits, viz. four times the Sun and twice the Moon, « 
which but only one of the Sun will be viſible to us in Znglanl 
the other five will be conſpicuous to the more remote Parts 
of the Farth, and they all happen in the followigg order 

omer, 

The firſt is a ſmall Zclipſe of the Sun, on Fanuary the 7th 
the apparent time is at 9 h. 45 m. 56 ſee. in the Hy l 
it falls wholly in the South frigi4 Zone, and tho“ nor (een'bul 
us, yet under the Antarticł Circle, and about 3 degrees EA 
ward in Longitude from: London (where it is greateft) ch 
Sun will ſee above ; Digits Eelipſed onthe South-fide rhereoil 
Ihe ſecond is a great and total Eclipſe of me Moon, on th 
$34 of Faru near Noon, and therefore not viſible to us 
Hut to our Antipodes and Pericet it will be viſibie near thei 
Meridian, and will be worth Obſeryation. At und, 
5 677 5 | h. m. ſec. 6 13 j| 
The Beginning 22 27 29 4 


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The Immerſion: 22” W .-: 

The Middle © 13 10 We 
The True P 0 14 
The Emerſion 0 59. 
The End... : 1 38 


The third is a very ſmall Ering of che Sun, on Fab 


noon; but by reaſon of the great North Latitude ct, the 
Moon, it can no where he vifible, but only in the excreanl 
Northern Parts of the World, and under the Artict Circle 
where it is moſt notable, and 78 | and-an haf * | 
gitude from London; at Sun-rifing, the South Limb of the 
oor will touch the Northern Limb of the Swy, to the quan" 

it, which is b 
little more than one feu th of —_ part of the 
Fun s Diameter; and therefore it eee be perce ptible. i 


{8 1 foubear to m. further mention ther oy 


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xt Nika Kelipſae, 1711. 
es ( The fourth will be a great Eclipſe of the Sun; le 
pri. Wedneſdgys Fulp the 4th, near 7 in the Aftetnoon; _ 
n, 0 ng Kir pa vine, 3 conſpicuous. in i, 
land 3 SLA B y * H, m. fee, * 
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n Latitude ſeen at the © {beginning x 12 33F Nor. deſc, 


* \ Eclipfed Fuly 7 7h. 55 m. 52 ſec, P. M. 


nis Eclipse, where greateſt, can be buf 9 Digits and an 
K, and that at Sun-ſetting. under the Artick Circle, and 
Wn gimde about 48 es Eaſt from us. | 
w The Fifth is a great and total Eclipſe of the Moon, on the 
ch of Jy in the Aſterndon, but not viſible at Faun, by 
0 nn 36 mins-befdce u hve raſed; 
mal * w. ſec. 
The gs bo 33 
The Middle or great Obſcuration 5 * 26 
The True 9: 2 44 
'P 12 10 „„ 26% ei 
u 132 is 36 1 4 


The Digits Eclipſed: a vt 


This E4ihſe,” though hot yiſible to us, yet in divers Þ Places 
aftward from 5 it may ſeen 8 beginning to 
e end, viz. at Antioch, Aan, Bethlehem, * 1 and 
eruſalem, Cc 

The Sixth and laſt 99 8 5 an Eclixfs of the Sun, on. the 
Bth of December ji che apparent time at 9 h. 
pm. 53 ſec, and — 5 1 2 be then above our Hori- 
a, yet not . viſible ta us, by reaſon that the Moon's South 

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of Bread, and its ſeveral Sorts K 13 


N my laſt Year's Epbemerzs, I gave an Account of the cl 
A tent of the Standard Bufhel, as it was nicely ſtated 
bo. Everard, Eſq; a Perſon of great Worth and Merit, 2 
15 now the only Legal Meaſure in uſe, by Stat.'$th and 5 
of #78izt III. which in theſe Words declares, Thar | 
Round Buſhel with. a plain even being made Aue 
Inches and an balf wide throughout, and Eight Inches deep, 1 
be eſteemed 4 Legal Wincheffer Buſbel, «cording N Stu 
dard in bis Majeſty's Exchequer. 
And in the fame Book the Allie of Bread * 
treated of, there was incerted, how that, by —— 94 
of ſeveral Kings and Queens of this Realm, feveral If 
and Experiments have been made, by Perſons fitly! quad 
ſor that pu * and Sworn before the: Lord Mayor Wl 
London, ſos the determining the Quantity of the — | 
, oe or * Buſhe] of Wheat would fair! 
riments are Entred in * e of Gul e 
Ounces and 


| and: are 3s follows: 
| From 1 1 Buſhel ma 823.5 Decimals 
Houlbold 1111 "Ayerdupon 5 


haye omitted to mention the Troy Weig bt, -bectuſe ff ; 
Ad f ; for the future, 8 t 
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Of Bread, and its ſeveral Sort. 
„it has been the conſtant Pradice in all former 
es, fer the Bakers to make only Three Sorts of Bed, 
4 wy, Wheaten and Houſhold ; and fo the Law men- 
pt and diftinguiſhes them by thoſe Names, which the 
adets in that Commodity called in their Dialect, Firft, Se- 
4 gu Third So rts ; for all Profeflions have their peculiar 
n Names adapted to their Employee. 
ut of late Years, wherein People have been drawn off, 
ſubtle Management, from making their -own Houſhold- 
ad, àud broke through that laudable Cuſtom which wag 
merly a Property to 2 goed Houſewife, Cozenage and 
Wuzulent Defigns has gain'd the Aſcendant, and become ſa 
Fefacd, that all our Magiſtrates and Legiſlators are almoſt 
not intirely) at a Nonplus, ro find out Ways and Means 
keep the People from being cheated, by thoſe Caterpillars 
> Regraters of Corn; who, with the Joint-afiſtance of 
Bakers, feed upon (and fatten with) the Miſeries of the 
er: And one way among others to do this, has been 
lag thro* (for ought I can find) a Defect in our Laws, 
pectally in the late AQ of Parliament for Regulating the 
ight of Bread: which though it ſets forth and: ordains 
weight of White, Wheaten and Houſhold-Brea 
it is ſilent in determining what ſhall be eſteem' 
We or other in either ſort; for, as I obſerved before, their 
ling of them formerly -firft, ſecond and third ſorts, they 
ve of late, and do now divide the Houſhold- bread into ſo 
ay DiftinQions : ſo that People are obliged to take, and 
content with what ſort of Bread they pleaſe to (ell them: 
d che Queſtion about ' Mouſhold- bread is no longer, Will 
u have White or Whagten, Oc. but, Will you have Firſt, 
ond or Brown, meaning Thirds? which latter fort is al- 
ether different from what the Legiſlators meant, ar indeed 
ad to agree with the Practice of ancient Bakers, as will 
pear by what follows. Renne 
The White, or firſt ſort, was dreſt through a La vn Cloth 
Sixe, wich Which was produced the White Bread: what 
id was term'd Polard ; this Pollard was dreft again 
rough a courſe Sive or Cloth, which retain'd the courſe 
only: This was mixt with Rye, for Bread for the Poor 
buy, which was term'd Bread out of figey as what the Law | 


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Ahe eee ſecond fort, was dreſt through, a | 
lach or Sire nexe degree to a Lawn, and what was: 
ad ſecond PoBard, and this Follard, after the 
was taken out, diſpes d of to feed and fatren "vic 
and other fach like Purpoſes. 8 11 20-01 y 
The Houſbold, or third ſort of Rread, or ſhouldiher Þ 
of good Wheat, out of which nothing is to be raked-hgs d 
courſe Bran only, which is good Bread, and fit for u 
tleman's Family. 4 
- Theſe are the ſorts of Bread our Lane | intended for $a | 
and what our Anceſtors were accuſtom d to; and with Su 
miſſion to our Legiſlators, do think it not — 4 
Cognizance, that the Frauds and Avarice of dehgning Pe 
laps. may not only be dcte(ted, but prevented, in 
and abſolutely neceſſary a Commodity. | L 


The Uſe of te Tf BLE for weighing of Bn 


3. F * : 


THe Price of Wheat by the the Buſhel being known, (oli 
for the ſame under the Title of the Price of Wheat £ 
che'Buſhel, being the outermoſt: Column to the Left- hau 
and even therewith towards the Right, under its prop 
Title, is the weight of the Penny Loaf, White, Wheatent 
Houſhold, and by going on further in the ſanfe Line towar 
the Right-hand, you wilt find the weight of the 'Twelr 
penny Loaf both Wheaten and Houſhold, as alſo how mu: 17 
in either ſort e VN een s 1 
er 18 Pound welght. | 


Example. 

Soppcls the Price of Whear be f. 9d. the Boſhel, Wh f 
will be the Weight of Penny Bread, White, Wheaten on 
Honold? Look for: 5 5. 9 d. in the Firſt, and even wil 
It, you will find 6 Ounces & Drams for the White, 9 Quncall 

Drams under Wheaten, and 12 Ounces 13 Drams for tl 
1 ſor ſo much every one ought to weigh 
And the Twetve=penny Loaf Wheaten, at that Price, mu 
be x Pounds, 3 Ounces, 1 Dram, the Houſhold 9 Pound 8. ; 
5 Ounces, 7 Drams ; and the Peck Loaf Wheaten is 25. 4 
the Houſhold. 1 45 10 4. 2 farthings ; the ſame is to be de 
if Wheat bear any other Price. 

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This Autb6r of The Rights, &c, dd made him f 
| PUar through the Nation, by his Performances in that pe 
nicious Undertaking, which —_ to the debauching 
borrupting weak Judgments at this time of Liherry, wh 

1 Atheilin an and Prophaneneſs appear Rampant ; and being ol ; 

| Ented with the time of his Birth as a Novelty „ fu worth 

f f He pee AN inclined in this Art, was' willing to! 
M ve a view thereof, and and acquaint the * 


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The Nativity, &c. 
t whenever any Perſon has perform'd more than 
1 blaz'd like a Meteor, there muſt be, at the time of ſuch ar 
'; Birth, ſome remarkable Poſition: of the Stars to effect it 
The ſaid Author is (as I am inform'd ) a Gentleman, 2: 
Polar, and a Member of one of our Univerſities ;- for 
Wich reaſon, 1 would not give any juft cauſe. of Diſguſt, 
Wecially to one that I am utterly a Stranger ro; - ſo that 
at ls obſerved: here ſhall-be with Modefffrr. 
nat this is the true time of Birth, there is reaſon to be- 
re; for at the latter-end of the Year 1676. this Perſon 
| a violent and dangerous Feaver, at which time his AG" 
Indant was directed to the Quartile of Mars, and Oppoſi- 
Wn of the Moor : It was undoubtedly a time of great Dan- 
&, and had deſtroy d Life, if the preſence of Jupiter had 
been near to ſupport it. i 
&t the time before · mention'd, Aquaria aſcends the 
rizon, and Saturn who governs that Siga is Angular in the 
Wy cnth Houſe, and in the Sign Virgo, where the Planet 
cury has the Dignity of Exaltation; and therefore efteem« 
to endue and qualify Perfons with ſharp and excellent 
ts, fuch as this Perſon is undoubtedly furniſh'd with; and 
Ws is yet more eminent, in regard the Planet Mercury, who 
he only Patron of Ingenuity, is in Trine to Saturn, and 
Wh of them are Retrograde: All this confider'd, there ig 
on ro conclude, that there is no-want of Parts, or Ability 
Vanage any Argument or Defign he ſhall engage in; and 
hoſe two Planets are pofited in fixed Signs, ſo will he be 
ed and reſolute in his Undertakings, and not recoil og 
a back to recant any Poſition he has openly propagated; 
Having intimated ſomething of his Stedfaſtneſs, and ſhew'd 
t he is one of no mean Parts, let me alſo obſerve a little 
his Inclinations, and how from natural Reaſon thoſe good 
sand Qualifications may be imploy'd, in which this 
heme ſeem: very particular, as will appear by what follows: 
Ib The Aeon we find is poſited in Scorpio, a Sign that always 
pl es ready and-ingenious Conceptions, as well as Virgo; but 
bal it muft be conſider d, it is mark 'd with a Sting to 
0 end it, vn. Per fidioufneſs and Subtilty; fo that it is often 
vnd by Experience, that more K naves than Fools are borw 


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dt I don't eſteem the Moon's being in Srofp RI th 
e mutt þ 
fomething that is more potent, otherwiſe the Perſon. may | 
ingenious, honeſt, good Man; and that Which at th 
times is to be taken notice of, is the Oppoſition of the Mt 
Merenry, which corrapes the Moral:, and renden if 
erſon'bf a croublefome Wit, imploying his Talent in mat 
ters and things of a 3 Conſequence, or at leaſt | 
er been let alone. 
Beſides ir is ti be obſer vid, that the Luminaries are alſo i 
Oppeſition'y and when this happens, the Perſon is very tral 


- gGuently in Quarrels and Controverſies. and by that means a 


eumulates to himſelt many Enemies: But chere is anothd 0 
thing to be regarded, and that is of the planet upiter, wi 


tions that way, who by his being Governor of the 9th Hou 


be allowed ſole Ruler of the ſame; and then that planet 
ing affficted with the Quartile of Mars, who is virtually in 
-adent, and malevolent Houſe, ir aprly betokeus the Pero 

have bur a ſlender eſteem for thoſe ſacred Imſticurions. 

I ſhall forbear any further Obſervations upon the chen 

theſe being ſuificient to ſhew, that the Stars govern the 1 
clinatlom of Mankind; and next Year, for a further Demoi 
tration of the like Nature, I will (God willing) preſent wi 
World wita the Nativity of the late turbulent Mr. Edmu 
Hickeringal, Rector of 4ll-Saintt in Colcheſter, and Auth 


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HE Toung Mathematician's- Guide: Being a plain av 
2 eaſie Introduction to the Mathematicks. In five Part 
I. Arithmetick, Vulgar and Decimal ; with exrreRing t! 
Roots of all ſingle Powers, II. Algebra, or Arithmetick i 


\Species. III. The" Elements of Geomerry contracted, 2 


Analyticaly Demonftrated: IV. Conick Sefions.  V. Tie 


Praftical Gauging. By Fobn Ward, Philomath. Heretofon 
Cliief Surveyor à d Gauger-General in the Exciſe, .- Sold i 
4 Berreſworth, at che Red- Lyon on London-Bridge. Price 65 i 


Hats. as 


mow the Hour and Minute of the Night, by the _ 
Shadow of the Moon upon the Sun-dial, - 
t, on the Day'requir'd, obſerve the Hour and Minute 
pf the Moon's Southing, which is given in the Pages 
e foregoing Months f then, if che Shadow fall on 
oraiag part of the Dial, take the time contain d be- 
the Shadow. and the 12 a Clock Line, and ſubftratt 
m the Hour and Minute of the Moon's Southiag, the 
nder will be the time of the Night. ee 
ondly, If the Shadow of the Mohn be on the Eaſt, 
fternoon part of the Dial: Then, add the time con- 
| between the 12 a Clock Line and the Shadow, ro 
ime of the Moon's Southing, and the Sum will be the 
i of the Night, 1 e 1 
ee, F the Shadow fall preciſely on the Hour of 12, iben 
ine of the Moon's Sourbing i .the exact time of the 


At to gain the time of the Night;to an Exactneſs, do thus: 
che Shadow fall on the Weſt or Morning fide of the 
= ſubſiraQ it as before, from the Hour of 12, and note 
fference; then by the foregoing Pages find as you 
before, the time of the Moon's Southing to the Day 

eding ; as alſo to the Day preſent, and obſerve 
much the Sourthing is, one Day later than the 
. This being done, then by Proportion fay, As 24 
is to the difference of the Sourhing, ſo is the ſpace 
ee contain'd between the Shadow and the Line of 12, 
proportional Minutes or 4th Sum, which 4th Sum 
de ſubſtraged from the firſt Sum, or the time the 
wow wants of 121 which remainder muſt be ſubſtraſted . | 
the 1 Southing of the Moon z what remains will be 
rue Hour and Minute of the Night. 3 
if the Shadow fall upon the Eaſt or Afternoon part | 
de Dial, then ſubſtract the Southing of the preſent Night J 


dae next following, noting the difference as before; | 
, the time between the Line of 12 and the Shadow. | | 

being done, ſay as before, as 24 Hours is to the diffe- 

of Sonthing, ſo is the diſtance of the Shadow from 

en en of 12, co a 4th Sum; then this 4th Sum added | 

1 © Ve of the Southing, with the diſtance of the Shadow | 

„de gen (hall be che true time of che Night, 4 


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ThE. H. ink, Ld, be Hon, Dr. — Durham 
Sir Jonath. — or, Wwick art Windhelied : 
Dr. — llam þ by Dr. W. Talbot B. of Oxf 1 wy 229 
Pr. prat | Rocheſter »' 
Dr. Older Burner | 


Dr, Edward Fowler. Pr. Chetwood ; 
Dr, William Talbot Or. Aldrich 
Dy. John Evans ; Jones 8 
Dr. William Nicholſonſ pr. Francis Atterbury 
Dr. Geor 1 .Hox. Dr. W. Grakain|E ath ad Welle 
Dy. —— — for. Willis. r 
Dr. Themas ho c 3:1 
Dr. Offsp ring Bl ackhallDr, Backbourn 
Dr. William Dgwes r. F cheller 
Dr. Chorles Trimnell [Pr. Prideaur Norwich 
Dr. William Fleetwood Dr Stanle7ß .. Aſapa 
Dr. 2. Thy: Manningham r. William Haley hichefter 
n Robirſoa Dr. Robert Booth, iſtol 170 
B. hil lip Bils Nogn Powell, 4. M. pr. ot. Davids 
Jbor. ho. Spral By. of R. Wweſtminſter 
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its Biſhops, « Deans a2 
Eeſti J uriſdiion in England. . 


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The Name: of the DP Fulges of the Law in te Wu 
four Grand Court: of Records. 


1. Ia * Fr. simon Harcourt Lord Keeper of the Great Po 


chancen. Great Britain. 
Sir Johiz Trevor, Maſter of the Rolls. 


II. 10 the 12 ir Themas Parker Lord 9 Juſtice, Sir Jobs, Powe 
A Fey Sir Linleton Powis, Sir Robert Eyre. 


* Ia the F Sir Thomes Trevor er uſtice, 8 ohn Bo 
* ans The Honourable Robert Ties Robers ir Jobs. Blok 


1. he Sir Edward Ward, Lord Chief Baron, Sir Thv. 
TRbers Fries, Eſq; Sir Sale Lovel Kt. 


25 Lamas Nanben attot: General, sir Robert Rayminid 90“, 


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om the Reſtauration of King Charles II, 1660, ro the 

reſeng Year, 1710. *. . - bow £9 — CO * 

ir Thomas Allen Kt. Francis Warnet, Will, Love; Eſquires; 

Sir Richard Brown,Ke,Bar (Sir William Bolton, Sir William Peak, | 

piSir Fob Frederick, Ke, Francis Menell, Samuel Starling, i ſquires 

Wl Sir Job, Robinſon, Kt. [vir Thomas Bludwortb, Sir Will. Turner, 

1 Ant bony Bateman, Kt. Sir Richard Ford, Sir Kit hard Retvess 

[Sir y obn Lawrence, Kt. [Sir George Waterman, emu Doe, 

Sir Thome Zludworth, Kt. Is ir Robert Hanſon, Sir William Hooker, 

ir William Boulton, Kt, [Sir Robert Viner, Sir Foſeph Sheldon, 

Sir illiam Peak,Kt. [ir Dennis Gauden, Sir Thomas Davięt. 

Sir William Turner, Kt, Feb Forth Eſquire, S ir Francis Chaplin. 

Sir Sammel Starling, Kt, [Sir F. Smith, Sir ames Edwards, 

leir Richard Ford, Kt, - Samuel Forth, Patience Ward, Efcuires. 

ir George Waterman; Kt.{S. F. Daws, S. R. Clayton, S. T. Moor. 

ir Robert Hanſon, Kt. sir will, Pritchard, Sir James Smith, 
fir William Hooker, Kt; ir Henry Tulſe, Sir Robert Fefferiess 

ir Robert Viner, kt. Sir Nath. Hern, Sir Fobx Lethulier. 

WS ir'Fo/epb Sheldon, Kt, Pir Thomas Gold, Sir Fobx Shorter, 

ir Thomas-Davies, Ke, Sir Fob Peak, Sir Thomas Stamp. 

ie Francis Chaplin, Kt. [Sir Will. Ratoftern, Sir Tho. Beckford, - 

Sir Fames Edwards, Kt. {Richard How, Fobn Chapman, Elquires, 

ie Robert Clayton, Kt, Fir Fonarban Raymond, S r Simon Lewiid + 

ier Patiexce Ward, kt. fSlingsby Bethel, Henry Corniſh, Eſquiress 

ir Jobs Moor, Kt. bo, Pillingion, Samuel Shure, Biquires, 

ir William Pritchard, Kt. [Sir Dudley North, Sir Peter Rich r 

Sir Henry Tulſe, Kt. Peter Daniel, Samuel Daſpood, Eſquires. 

Sir James Suub, Kt, [Sir Will. Geſlin, Sir Benj. Vandeput. 

ir Robert xeſferies, Kt. (Sir Besaj. Thorogood, Sit Themas Kenſeys 

ir Jobn Feat, Kt, ir Thomes Rawlinſon, Sir Thomas Fowls, 

Sir John Shorter, kt. {Sir Bail Firebraſs, Sir Johm Parſons. 

ir ow Eyles, Kt. No Freeman of — 

ir 70: Chapman, kt. Bir Humpbry Edwin, Sir bet. 

ier Thomas Pilkington, Kt. c. Letbulier, t ſqʒ Sir Zobn Heablar. 
ir Thomas Pilkington Kt [Sir Edward Clarke, Sir Francis Child, 

Sir Thomas Stamp, Kt, William Afttirſt, Richa:d Lever, Eſquires, 

ir Jen Fleet, Kt. Sir Thomas Lane, Sir Thomes Cob. | 

i William Aſturſt, Kt. Pir, Thoma Abney, Sir William Hedges. 

ir Thomas Lane, Kt, {Sir Fobn Sweeteples Sir William Cole. 

Sic Fob» Houblon, Kt. Fir tdward Wills, Sir Owen anodes 

ir Edward Clark, Kt. ir. obs Wolfe, Samuel Blewit, ElQ; | 

ir Humphrey Edwin, Kt, [Sir Bartholomew Gracedien, ame Colle 

ir Frarcis Child, Kt, (Sit William Gore, Sir Joſeph Smart, 

Sir Richard Lever, Kt. Pir Charles Dangumb, sit Jeffery Jefferies 

r Them Abney, Kt. [Sir Rob, Beachcroft, Sir Henry Furneſs. 
ir William Gore, t Kt. B. *. Withers, S. P. Fleyer, S. J. Baremans 

Pie Janne Daſb wood, Kt. S. Rob. Bedingfield, Sir Sam. Garrard, Bar- 

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Places of their Habitations, with the Wards 1 2 * 
ri{diction. Thoſe that have this Mark“ have paſt ehe Chai 


Sir Gilbert Hear bebt, Kt. Ld. Mayon, and Alderman of W 
n brook Ward, at Vintners Hall in Thames fiveet, 


gr Thomas Stamp. Kr. in B. Fngball. Hreet. \Ctipplegate-Ward. 
Sir John Fleet, Kt, at Bitterſea, * : |Langbarn-Ward, 
Sir William Aſburſt, Kt. in Watling-flreet. Billingegate, Ware, 1 | 
t Zobn Honblon, Kt. in Threadnerdie-ſtreet, |Cornbil{ Ward. b 
Sir Francis Child, Kt. at Temple-bar. | ringdon without. 
Sir Richard Levet, Kt. in Maiden lane. Brida Ward withe 1 
ir Thomas Abuey, Rt. ig Cornbill,  _ intrez-War d. * 
ir Jahn Parſons, Rt. 2 Marine Sguare - | Befiſbaw--Ward. = 
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is Robert:Beding feld, Kt. in Ludg . freer,” ? Deng ate Ward. "if 
*Sir william; Withers, Kt. in Coleman-ftreet. | — within. 4 
*Sir, Charles: Duncomb, Kt. at Goldſmiths-Hall.' |Bridge-Ward within 
KSir Samuel Garrad, Bar, ini ing · ſtret Alderſgat. Ward. 4 
Sir Bohert Beachcreft,” Kt. in -- - "ha Limeſtree: Ward. 
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11 = Duncan Dee ommon- eant. 
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Spiritual and Temporal: As alſo of the 


Knights, and Commiſſioners of Shires, Ci- 
tizens and Burgeſſes, choſen to ſerve in the 


* Parliament of Great Britain, ſummoned to 
, 1 meet at Weſtminſter the N Day of Ne- 
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court, Kt, Lord Reeper of the Queen's Houſbold. 

the Great Seal of Great * Thomas Osborne, D. of Leeds. 


nin, 9 Ruſle], D. of Bed- 


be Rr. Hon. Laurence Hy de, E. 
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Henry Clinton, E. of Lincoln 
Howard, E. of Suffolk 
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William Paſton, Earl of 14 


mouth 


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Water. 


Henry Stafford Howa 4 
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Richard Savage, Zarl Rivers 


Charles Mordaunt, E. of Peter. 
borough and Monmouth 


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Charles Fin 


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Borough of Tregony. Sir William Pole Bar. 
The Rt. Hon. ner Tour riſ- | * John Rolle E Eſq; 
count Ryalton. * 57 Fs fr xeter. 
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Charles Coxe 1 
Borough of Tewkesbury, 


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13 enry Lee Eſq; | Borough of Great Gaim, ; 
1 City of Kocheſter. Arthur Moore Bfq, x 
'3 * William Cage Eſq; Robert Viner Elq, 
| Sir John Leake Kt. Town of Stamford. 


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Sir Thoms L Now Bar. | 7%e Hon. Charles Bertie EA 


Sir Robert Marſham Bar. Borough of Crantham Wl 
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City of Peterborou 
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Wharles Parker Eſq, 
Tomy of Northampton. 
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Town of Brackley. 
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lliam Leyinz Kſq, 
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William Bromeley Elq, | 
City of Oxon, 
Sir John Walter Bar. 
Thomas Rowney Eſc YE). 
4 Borough of New ae 
Sir Thomas Wheate Bar. 
William Cadogan Eſq, 
Borough of Banbury. _ 
The Hon. Charles North Eſq, 
Butlandihire 2. 
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Hon. John Noell Eg, 
Salop 12. 
* John Kynaſton Eſq, 
* Robert Lloyd Eſq, 
Town of Sa op. 
* Richard Mytton Eſq, 
* Edward Crellit Eſq 
Borough of Br — 
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* Whitmore Acton Eq, 
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Borough of Lu low. 
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Majeſty's Serjeant at Law. * 
Acton Baldwin Eſq, | 
Borough of Great Wenlock. 
Sir William Foreſter Kr. | 
Thomas Weld Eſq, | 
Town of Biſhop's Caſtle 
Richard Harnage Eſq, 
* Sir Robert Raymund Kr. Hey 
Majeſty's Solicitor General. 
Donerſetſſtire 18. 
Sir William Wyndham Ba-. 
Sir Thomas Wroth Bar. 
City of Briftol. 
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Boroug Andover 
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7 William Guidott, Ef: 93 


Dtalozdſhire. 2 ” 
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| * William Ward 
Berough of Milburn-Port Lit Prela 
Sir Thomas Travell Xe. 


* James Medlycot Eſq, Dy a „ 
Southampton 26. 25 Stafford jo 
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Borough of Newport, alias * Richard 
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Borough of Stockbridge Clement Corrance, Eſq; 


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C:ty of Chicheſter 
Sir Thomas Miller & 
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DJ RINTING, of all ſorrs of Books, Bills, Bond 
Indentures, Caſes of Parliament, Funeral- Ticket 


and Tradeſmen's-Bills, &c. 


Are carefully orm'd 


this Authory Houfe bybis Sen f. PARKER 


fur Hackney-Coaches is Lohdo ed Lab: 
Bien, by Sat. e e ets 


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8 Hours, 71 From the lass of copy: or 


For one Hour _—_— . 
the firſts 1 


Tower, a 
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And the ſame Rates back again, © or to any Place of the like diftance. 
And if any Coach-man ſhall refuſe to go at, or exact more for Hire 
e he ſhall for wary ſuch Offence forteit 


Water-men, ire h be Lord-Ma 
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Stairs between Bridge Weſtminſter it 
mw — ſide above London - Bridge to Lambeih, and 
'Fro. * Whits- Hall to Lambeth and Fox-Hall, —— | 
From Temple Der ſet, and Blick-Froers Stairs, or Pax/'s 
A 1— — — — — — — 


Over the Water dire@tly, ovens | Fox-Hall and — 


1 60..—ͤ Nr. 


Grays, or Greenbi#h, 
Woaolwi — — — — — 
| Flachwall, — — — — — — — 


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Putney, Fulbam, Barn- Elms, » —— — 2 0 
5 Hammerſmith, Chifwich, Morilach, << ——_—_ — 2 6 
= Bronford, Iſleworth, Richmond,. — 3 
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Ratet for Carrying of Goods in the Tilt-Boat, bern cen 


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-\ Graveſend and London. 3 
A half Firki s.. ——2 —x —| „995 
Whole F,rKkin, — — — — — — — — 0 ra 


One Hunded Weight of Chreſe, Iron, or any heavy, Goods, | © C 
Sack of Salt or Corn, an ordinary Chef, Trunk or Hamper, © 
Every ſingle Perſon in the Ordinary Paſſage, — —1 . 
The Hire of the whole Tilt- Beat,. — — 12 
What Water - man takes and demands more than theſe Rates, lics 

ble co pay forty Shillings, and fufftr half a Yezrs Imprilor ment. 

And if he refuſe to carry any Paſſenger ot Goods at theſe Rates, f 

Complaint made to the Lord · Mayt r and Court of Aldermen, he ſhall 

ſaſpended fem bis Employ for Twelve Months. nadir 


Dire#jons for Paſſing” and Re paſſing en the Water 
| about London. 
& JOE e, That Below Bridge the Water Ebbs ſeven Hours, 
+ Abeye Bridge it Ebb eight Hours, and Flows four, 4 according to 6 
Water - mens Obſervations, who in their Converſation uſe theſe Terms 
If he Water is at loweſt, then it is call'd Flood ; if riſing, then you 
or old Flood ; whenat higheſt ard begirs to fall, Ebb-Water. 
High · Water is the time at Billing ſgate for all Paſſengers that are ba 
for Graveſend, Tilbury, Grays, &c. bars. | 
If to Moolwicb, Black wall, Greenwich, &c. any time till ore, 
* Holes 3 1 . 3 
to f als far up the River, wiz. Ning ſton. Hampton. C. ine 
c. then take Water at Flood 2 da Hou'$s hefore High- Water. 
To Prextſord, Putney, Richmond, or the Iike Diltance, &e. fi 
/ 
0 Banter ſea, Chelſea, Mortlact, & c. at one or Hours be 
the Time of Hzgt War 4 LIE ; 252 


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DireZions for alt Perſons that have oecafian to hire 
I. Perſons paſſing by Water. 


ere's no occaſion for making a Bargain with-atty Wa- 
ter- man before-hand ; hut at whateyer Stairs you 
a Wate r man waiting for a-Fare, call to him, and go into 
his Boat, bidding him carry you to the Place you deſign to 
land at; when you ate landed, pay him according to the fore- 
going Rates; which it he refuſes to accept, but demands 
more, and you are apprehenſive that he will Abuſe you, or 
do you any Damage, for many of them are rude Fellows, de- 
mand his Name, and take the Number of his Boar : When 
that is known, — him more Money than he requires, and 
demand your Change, charging him at his Peril to take no 
more than his Due; this done, go quietly away, and if he has 
taken more than his appointed Fare, then go forthwith to 
Water-mans Hall neat the old Swan, and enquire for the 
Clerk, to whom relate your Buſineſs, giving him the Number 
of his Boar, or the Name of the Water-man. - | 
This being done, the Clerk will ſummon him to attend ar 
the Hall, and anſwer rhe Complaint you have againſt him, 
where you will be ſure to have Juſtice done yon, and the 
Perfon puniſhed as the Fault deſerves, "= 


II. \ Hackney Coach-men. 771 
What is related about Water-men, will ſerve for Mirections 
in the Affairs of Hackney Coach- men; let the Weather be wet 
or dry, or the Time be Day or Night, it's the ſame; ger 
into the Coach, ard order the Coach-man to drive as you de- 
ſen ; and if he behave himſelf as is related of the Water-man, 
take the Number of his Coach, and give Information againſt 
him, at the Office for Licenſing Hackney Coaches, in Surry- 
Street in the Strand, where his Inſolence will be corrected. 


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JN The Explanation of the fils Ephemeris 
'HE Left Hand f ep in what Sign, Degree and Miaute of 
the Zodaick, the Seyen Planets are «Pay eh H Satire, 
Tupiter, f Mars, O Sol, 9 Venus, Meroury, and the Þ Moon, 
they are beheld at Noon in the Meridia of Londen, with 
eir Latitades, either North or South, from the Ecliptick, deno- 
{bythe Letters A ard B, A being for Auſtral or South Latitude, B 
Boreal or North. he Moons Latitude is ſh2wn to every diy, but 
ers vix. hy K, fs» 2, , to every 5th day, as is exprefs'd 
ever Age. 6 a % - 
The.outermoſt Columa ef the ſame Page toward the Lef: Hand, 
vs the Suns Decyoation at Noon, North or South from the Equator, 
u ch is of ready Ute for all our Navigators. 


; In the Right Hand Pager, ; 

Is contain'd the Heliocentrick Places of the Planets, or their Motions 
out the Sun to every 5th day of the Month, and even thereto is noted 
er the Title of Day /ight Begin and End, the Hour and Minute of the 
gn, bu the day, and the ead bf Twilight. the firlt and third Row of 
ces ligniſie he Hors, and the ſecond the Minutes, wh ch is com- 
a to boch; for ſo many Minutes as the Day breaks after any Hour, o 
any M outes Twilight eeds before the other Hour parallel t it, . 

To find the time of the Sun Riſing and Se ting, the ſame Me hod is to 


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d of Day light. 


w, con a ins the Equation of Time in Minutes and Seconds of an Hour, 
d ſhews how much a well regulated Clock or Watch ought-to differ 
dm a true Sun-dial; being tometimes falter, at other times lower 
u the Dial, as is directed. Joh 
In che lame Pages is alſo noted all the Mutual /Aſpects of the Pla-ets, 
h Heliocentrick and Geocentrick, and b-tween thoſe, under the T.tlz of 
e Lanay Aſpects, is noted the Hur when the Moon comes to te Body or 
ſpect, of any of thoſe Planets, Where it is to be obſerved, that Alito- 
hers begin the day at Noon (as is rela ed in the ſirſt Char ter of Genes 


d coun: for wards 24 Hours to the day. 

Among the Geocert ĩ x Aſpects are often theſe Note. 
) Apogee, when ſhe is at the greateſt diſtance from the Earth, and 
dwelt 11 Motion. 


) Perigeon, being that day at her neareſt Approach to the Earth, and 
dickeſt in Motion. 5 


Peribelion, when a Planet is neareſt the dun, and quickeſt in Motion. 
A Planes with C or V: it 15 co be underttood tha Plarer is then in 

Node, on the Ecliptick, having ao La itude, beginning 30 have 4 
urary Latitude than what it had betores | CENTS 


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, where tis ſaid, The Evening and the Morning made thi firſt Day, $8. 


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chat I. by the Kate; which being done, cancel gr cut 
Figure to the Right Hand of that Produ2, and from the Ri 
d divide the reſt by Points into Pares, as is done in the 
wing, Specimen, and if there be an odd Figure remains to 
at; Hand, it myft be taken fingly by it ſelf from the fol- 
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| N * that it ma Ae its Power, and in the Angle of meet- 
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ARS on the top as is before directed, and place them in 
order 2 Addition, according to the following Method. 
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dne Sum; when that is done, ſeparate with a Point three 
EE: then"aN the Biz es on the 


are Pounds, and thoſe on the Right re Thouſand 
of Pounds, and are valued thas : The firſt Figure 


|  Joubled- is Shillings, the ſecond and third 
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43260 Points, as is enn, enter the 
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28956 1000000 gives 273973 

var 860000163425 

* 8400 2301 

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[1 99 o Joo | 0000 73 | 20 | 2000 | 20000] 
|-1] oj027J02740 37137 74 | 20.| 2027 | 262749 
11955195479] ieee | 75 | 21 2055 |, 20547 
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i/x1o}t095 10953 " 27 | 2x} 2110 | 21095 
111137113699 7821213741369 
9 2164 6438 22 116415428 


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10 50 222152 | 21917 1A 

| 81 | 22 | 2219 | 221918}  . 

$2 | 22 |. 2247. | 224c58 
83 | 23 | 2274 | 227397 
84 | 23 | 239t | 230137 
$5 | 422377 
86 | 24 | 2356} 235616 
87 | 24 | 2384 | 2338356 
. 383 | 24 | 2411 | 241096 
$9 | 24 | 2433 | 243836 
90 | 25 2466246575 
| 2493 | 249315 | 

92 | 25 | 2521 | 252055} * 
« | 93 | 25] 2548 | 254795} 

[94 } 25 | 2575 257534] 
| 95 | 26 2603 £50274 | 
g6 | 26 | 2630 263014 
97 | 27 | 2658 | 266753 
98 | 27 | 2685 268493 
o9 | 27 | 2712 221232 


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