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Universal Spectator and Weekly Journal (Newspaper) - May 30, 1930, London, Middlesex The UNI VER SAL AND W E & K L Y | O U R N A L. By of May 1730. cum ad ventum repetes Adole Pub. iit veneranda Sit quod te velle Long. Max. From my Houfe in the Minor HOUGH all People are of hag yet fo is the Humour of that very few can bear the Thought of being accounted Eyen I perceive this Folly growing on me as I advance in Years and I guard it as much as a come over whenever I imagine any Enquiries are my The other How Old I on a and in a veTy civil and tho' I hate upon yet I could not replying with fome that I was very which is the French Manner of that and a little while my Barber telling that I mighty Jolly for a of my which I he intended as a I felt a kind of rife the immediately to ufe him with left fince he became Impertinent as I walked along Somebody There goes a fine Old home with and was out of Temper all the little have put me upon how to cure this which is owing to a Shame of appearing what I really am. In to the at and me hereafter from all ridiculous Endeavours te conceal I declare to all the that I was born on the 8:h Day of in the Year 1675, and am at In m. 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WE are exceeding in to the Conjuncture of being that the Introduction of Don Carlos will be fettled to the Satisfaction of all May 11. The much talked of fo Italy goes on fo very that are of Opinion that it will not be put in Execution this Year which it is probable Chat Ex pence the Emperor will be and the fatiguing ' of his by their long may bring bin to ' May We are that the Manner of introducing Don Carlos into will be amicably May 30. The Queen of was at Berlin on the 13d of Month of a Oh the 19th, the Ceremony of Betrothing the of the King of Prince of was at the Court of Some Advices from that the King of Sardinia acceded to the Treaty of April 0. S. Hm we si yet Benefit from our wita

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