The Massachusetts spy, or, Thomas's Boston journal. [volume] (Boston [Mass.]) 1772-1775, 1773-11-04
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DICKERSTAFF's Bottom Al
ID MANACK, for The year Ct our keoemP'
ton 1874 being the ieeond ai'er cap 'ea,
the Fourteenth OF de reign OF GEORGE III si'O
fom the creation OF the world, ascorcine 10 'ne
belt haory, STA, bu, the 18Th from the no'''u'
Porih, High church Isc bite Plot. wherein
may be found all things nsceiTaTy, uistui' ano
Il tirp FIR (uch a work. Calculated tor the We
ridisn of Bonon, N E. lat a.. as. NJ
Embellihed wits number Of e"'ious
Engravings, viz.
/. The Head of OTRooowooow, Son
of New-Zealand Chief.
II. The Head of Chief of New-Lea'
land, according to their cnitom.
III. A repreientation of WAR CANOE
of New.ZeaIand, that was between 50
and 90 feet long, rowed with 10 pad
dies, and adorned with very fine head,
two large eyes, heart-ihaPed tongue,
and feet and hands carved very neatly !;
all engraved OH copper.
w. Head of KING G. 0 K q H.
V. Head Of his preient MaJ'ity, KING
GORGE Ill.
vi. The ANATOMY of MANS BoDY, as
governed by the Twelve contributions
c O N I E N L S.
The preface wherein the Author
complains of the caprices and Prejudiccs
of mankind and particularly of the
prerogative ahumed, by Printers, over
perlons of his character and occupation
wbo haUer(s hyperion regiO"I, and are P'0Ps
Inhabitants of another WOrI1 After apollo
Citing for his preface writing, he draws
a iimile between the compiler of an Al
MANAcK and a MIDWIFE and concludes
with a curious DiGnition Of the word
Almanack.
Vacations ac Harvard college.
Thoughts OH ieveral iubJects.
An account of the natives OF New-Zea-
land, from Journal OF voyage to the
South-Seas, in his majeity's ihiP the En-
deavour, faithfully tranicribed rom IN
papers of the late Sidney Partition,
Draughtlman to JOleph Banks, Eiq; on
his late expedition round the World, BY
Iohn Hawkelworth, L. l. d. a b0sk
10 bigb6 cGsemsd, that the author rsesi0sd
6ooo yeniHsat for tie COPY
Numerous puetical lines by gentle.
man who lived in the neighbourhood OF
tome Iron mills, and had a wife, who'll
Iarum was too loud. The Wager.
The direct llneal deficient of George
Ill. and an. ode addreiied TO his maJelty
A character of England, iaid TO have
been found among the Polthumous pa
pers of St Everemont.
A curious method Of tightening ihIP
in form.
ObIiquity of the ecliPtic for the firii
dav of each month in The year time OF
the fms entrance into the twelve hgns;
ecliples vulgar notes calendar judg.
ment of the weather iun's rlhn9 and
letting moons place, niing, letting,
full and change; time OF high water
morning and Evening.
Diltances of the principal towns
The continent from bottom, with the IN
termediate diltances, III comPu cd miles,
and the beit houics for travellers 10 put
up at.
Time of the Superior and Inferior
Courts fitting in the provinces OF Mihe-
cnufetrs Bay, NewHAmPihire, Rhode
llland ond Connecticut.
The Lawyers fair.
Friends yearly meetings.
A ufetul table of Intereit.
An account of the inhabitants of Ota-
beite, another newly diicOvered Inand III
the South Seas, containing, among ma
nv other Particulars, Description OF a
mott extraordinary fociety, called the
ARREoY, the members of which have
attended to fcale of diholute ieuluality
wholly unknown TO every other nation
wboG. manners have been recorded from
the be ginning Of the world to the pre-
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