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A New ENIGMA by Mr. CHARLES ROLT, Brom

Blameless myself, I bear another's Blame,
Shameless befides to hide another's Shame
Strip'd to the Skin, my Honour thrown afide,
I'm made the Inftrument of others Pride;
Not Holy Martyrs greater Pains befel,
When try'd they prov'd the utmost Rage of Hell
My Limbs cut off, my Head and Body torn,
I reft a Spectacle that none will mourn;
Then to my Help a skilful Surgeon flies,
Plaifters my Wound, and Ligatures applies;
Makes deep Incifions, healing Balíams pours,
And Life renew'd, to all it's Force restores.

A New ACROSTICK REBUS What most do partake of that live to be old, What found in the Sex Men precious do hold; A Thing that the Prop of our Lives does contain, And an Engine by which fome Hundreds are flain; With the Name of a City fam'd in the Eaft, And the Name of a Reptile that infefts Man and Beat, And a Creature that's often difh'd up at a Feast: These Initials when join'd will give you a Name, Of an innocent Man oft' hurt with ill Fame.

A New QUERE or Two.

If the Planets do not bias, or have no Force in human dies, (as many won't allow) what is the Occafion Children of the fame Parents do vary fo much in their Temper and are often quite oppofite in their natural Difpofition

and Mind?

Quare 2. Is there any fuch Thing as a true Friendship to be found in the World?

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Quære 3. Whether what St. Paul has Prophefied

come to pafs in the laft Days, 2 Tim. Chap. is it not fulfilled now in this present Age,

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I prefume may be fufficient for Farmers, and all fuch as breed Cattle; may serve alfo Watermen and others that travel during the 6 Months under named.

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MICRO-CHRONICON.

INCE Cxfar fix'd the Boundaries of the Year

S'ince fiecution was care

Since Conftantine in the Air a Crofs beheld
Since Mahomet his Herefies impell'd

Since King Ethelflan at Malmb'ry was inter'd
The Normand Baftard to our Crown prefer'd
Since Fifteen Days continued here a Thunder
Since a Whore a Witch fill'd the French with Wonder

Since Men in Coaches here began to ride
Th' invenom'd Weed here in England try'd

Since Raleigh by Envy fell a Sacrifice.

Since Bacon liv'd, whofe Works all Men ought to prize
Since pious Charles fuffer'd a cruel Fate,'
From Sons of Belial Devils incarnate

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Since a great Froft from whence our Corn
The Sun at 9 a frightful Mafk did wear
Since my great Friend Nicholas no more was feen,
And Hofpitality all fell with him

Since Men be-fh-t their Nofes with nafty Snuff,
None of thofe Apes will hearken to Reproof
Since that our Style was fet in better Light,
But fome thick-Sculs will ne'er conceive it right
Since Bing was shot 'cause he abhorred Fighting,
Whofe Death I once foretold in my Writing
Since Wars were o'er which Wealth us'd to augment,
Since Famine a greater Curfe among us fent,

By Tricks of Knavery, Jobbers do invent.

An Epigram on Snuff-Taking, Requested by fome Friends,

Can Men pretend to Reafon or good Sense,
When to their Brain they offer Violence;
To ape the Hottentots in Naftiness,

And fnuff up that which is abhori'd by Beaft
What's more abfurd to Men of fober thinking
Why is there found a Flowfhip in ftinking?
And you fine Women pray now don't you huff,
You can't be fweet and cleanly and take Snuff:
This for your Penance feveral have been wifhing,
That you might be depriv'd one half your K ffing;
If you'll perfift each Nofe to prostitute,
May no Night Duty Hufbands execute

A TABLI

Hilary Term begins Jan. 23, and ends February 12.

Returns or Effoigne-Days.

E. R.A.

Jan. 20 21 22 23

In eight days of St. Hilary,
From the day of St. Hilary, in 15 days,
On the Morrow of the Purif. Bleff. Mary,
In eight days of the Purif. of Bleff. Mary,

Ealter Term begins April 20,

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

27282930 Feb. 3 4 5 6 3456

9/10/11/12

ends May 16.

April 17 18 19 20

6 7

Trinity Term begins June 3, ends June 22.

On the Morrow of the Holy Trinity,

In eight days of the Holy Trinity,

June 5

From the day of the Holy Trinity in 15 Days, 12 13 14 15 From the day of the Holy Trinity in 3 Weeks 19 20 21 22

Michaelmas Term begins Nov. 6, ends Nov. 28.

On the Morrow of All Souls,

On the Morrow of St. Martin,

In eight days of St. Martin,

25 26 27 28

From the day of St. Martin, in 15 Days,

N. B. No Sittings in Weftminster-Hall on Afcenfion-day, Midfummerday, and the 2d of February.

The Exchequer opens e ght Days before any Term begins, except Trinity, before which it opens but four Days.

Note, That the first and laft Days of every Term, are the first and last Days of Appearance.

A Lawyer found that acts an h neft Part,

Must be allow'd a Man of great Defert ;

That takes no Bribe, nor does a Thing that's wrong,
Nor fplits a Cafe, or fpins it out too long,
Such fhall be praised by my Pen and Tongue:

By fome 'tis faid in Earneft or in Jeft,

That Half a Sheep will all fuch Lawyers feaft;
Be that as 'twill, this Maxim I hold ft Il,
A Lawyer may be honeft if he will.

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Full Moon the 4th Day, at 4 Hour 20 Min. Morn.
Laft Quarter the 12th Day, at 4 in the Morn.
New Moon the 19th Day, 6 H. past Noon.
First Quarter the 26th Day, at i H. 30 near Noon.
Though I grow old the Speculum's renew'd,
And myftic Truths you'll find it doth include.

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