ftronger

From the fartie rice alfo, by means of an alem - bic, they extrafl: a wine ftronger and fuperior to palm wine *.

Voyages and TRavels in All Parts of the World 1812

If that adverfitT - which arifesfrom lofsof fortune fix eat attachment - ftronger towards the friend who fuifers, and force us to new efforts to aifift him; the lofs of innocence, when it happens from no habitual depravity, forms a much ftronger motive to exertion, when-thofe who have fallen ikuggle toraife themfelves up.

The Knights of the Swan: Or, The Court of Charlemagne, a Historical and Moral Tale 1797

Heie he had to obferve, as a ftronger proof tyf the power to make fuch a pfopofition, - that m cafe a pc ti tioD was moved to be prefenttd, and the Crown refufed its recom - mendauouy k was in the. power of any Member afterwards tt

The Parliamentary Register: Or an Impartial Report of the Debates that Have Occured in the Two ... 1797

Byt the northern nations of barbarians, who over-ran the Roman Empire, bringing with them a ftronger tafte for the di* verfion, and the people being now pof&flTcd of other, and more eafy weans of fubfiftepce from the bods and pofleffions of thofe they had vanquished; their chiefs. and leaders began tp appropriate the right of Suntinfi and inftead of, a. natural right, to make it a royal * one.

Sporting Magazine 1796

The inclofures, frequently referred to in thefe volumes, would ftill further contribute to fet every circumilance in a clearer and ftronger light; and k was the editor's original intention that they fliould have accompanied the letters to which they refpec - tively belong.

Official letters to the Honorable American Congress : written during the war between the united colonies and Great-Britain 1796

The firfl point which came before them was the proof of prince Arthur's confummation of his marriage with Catherine; and it muft be confeffed, that no ftronger arguments could rea - fonably be exped: ed of fuch a fact after fo long an interval.

The history of England : from the invasion iof Julius Cæsar to the revolution in 1688 ... 1796

Can language convey in ftronger terms, fee ideas of ipen bent on the deftru£lion of every feing to which feey could give the terms Monarchy, Ariftocracy, or fee Crown in feis Country i

The Trial of John Horne Tooke: For High Treason, at the Sessions House in the Old Bailey ... 1795

Is not the obligation then ft ill ftronger upon every one of us?

Discourses on Several Subjects and Occasions: By George Horne, ... ... 1794

** We have found, tliat oxymel qoU cfaiciy baccx juniperi, &c. arc much ftronger diuretics, but much weaker ancihydropics, than cremor tartari.

The Monthly Review 1793

The ftronger took from the weaker the food he had pro* cured from the chace, or by fiiliing; and he could not have redrefs for the injury done him.

The spirit of general history : in a series of lectures, from the eighth, to the eighteenth century : wherein is given a view of the progress of society, in manners and legislation during that period Thomson, George, Rev., fl. 1791-2 1792