ihare

The cauie aifigned by Mr Addifon, the fenfe of oUr own fecu - rity, may be fuppofed to have fome ihare in the mafs of feelings* That of Dr Akenlide may be allowed to have

Encyclopædia britannica; 1797

Bifbops have the cure of their whole diocefes; and archdeacons do, in many particulars, ihare with them/in their fpiritual cures.

Ecclesiastical Law 1797

E-gl — d, with the above wor - thy aSbciates, had a coniiderable ihare of the plunder of poor Clutterbuck, a clerk in the Bank of England, who not only loft his all, but robbed the Bank of an immenfe fum to pay his debts of honour ..

Sporting Magazine 1796

And in i* not adverfe to the right of his com - the fame cafe it was held, that a jury panion, but in fupport of their com - might prefume aclual oufler from an. inon - tide \, anpVJby paying him his andifturbed and quiet poflcflion for a ihare, he acknowledges him co-tenant; great length of time, Jf. 36 years, nor indeed is refufal to pay of itfclf Fide EJpinaJfe 456. 1

Reports of cases adjudged in the Court of King's bench; with some special cases in the courts of Chancery, Common pleas and Exchequer, alphabetically digest under proper heads; 1795

In 1759 he ferved in the Channel fteet under fir Edward Hawke, and bore a very diftinguiflied ihare in the defeat of the.

Biographia navalis; or, Impartial memoirs of the lives and characters of officers of the navy of Great Britain, from the year 1660 to the present time; drawn from the most authentic sources, and disposed in a chronological arrangement 1794

The chief blefiings of esiftence do not fall to oar ihare

Sermons on the security and happiness of a virtuous course, on the goodness of God, and the resurrection of Lazarus : to which are added, sermons on the Christian doctrine as received by the different denominations of Christians 1794

Would God that every one who hear* me, would make a diligent examination, what ihare of his da* fires, his hopes, and bis fears, theunfeen world ukes up; and feri* ouflj alk himfclf, whether it €iin. poffibly be fit, that the in* fioitel J moil important part of his condition fliould be allowed

The Works of Thomas Secker 1792

As vet no men of hlgli an - thority are loiind to liave had any ihare in the plot, 'i'liev are thieily young men, alt

The Bee, or, Literary weekly intelligencer [microform] : consisting of original pieces and selections from performances of merit, foreign and domestic : a work calculated to disseminate useful knowledge among all ranks of people at a small expense 1792

If the deceafed leave three fons, the eldeft and the youngeft ihare all his property; but the middle fon takes nothing: if he have no ions, his eftate goes to his brothers, and, if he have no bFothers, it efcheats to the Chief of the tribe.

Dissertations and Miscellaneous Pieces Relating to the History and Antiquities, the Arts ... William Jones, William Chambers, Warren Hastings 1792

Mafter Blifil would likewife have had his. ihare;. but though Mn AUworthy had given him frequent orders to make no. difference betwefen the lads, yet was Thwackum altogether as kind and gentle to this youth, as he was harfh, nay even barbar - ous, to the other.

The History of Tom Jones: A Foundling 1791