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Account Book of the Newport Family
Miscellany and accounts kept by two generations of the Newport family of Hanley William, Worcestershire. The first section begins with calligraphic inscription "John Newport His Booke 1680" (leaf 1r) and consists of passages in Latin, possibly copied as handwriting practice (Job 9:4-10 (leaf 2), a prayer beginning "Domine Pater, caeli ac terrae effector, qui liberaliter tribuis sapientiam omnibus" (leaves 2-4), and the Pater Noster/Lord's prayer (leaves 4-5)); a poem in English on the value of saving, beginning "A peny is a smale regardles sum / Yet in a little while to pounds will com" (leaf 5); and "Instructions how to preserve an Estate and for a Blessing to goe Alonge with an Estate" (le...
A Letter to the Right Honourable Sir John Newport, Bart. on the Embarrassing Situation and Prospects of the Present Ministry
Excerpt from A Letter to the Right Honourable Sir John Newport, Bart. On the Embarrassing Situation and Prospects of the Present Ministry: With Particular Reflections on the Distressed State of Ireland A ofof Elf-devotion evidenced in fucceeding to the breach, when all the elements of public falvation are in convul fion, and crafhing around them l - Si fraflm z'iiabatur orbir impavzdar femur mine - This nobly' adventurous conduct, Iam convinced, proceeds from no felfifh mo tive-wmo rapacious cupidity Of'ofiice - but, ' from a fin cere defire of ferving, and, if; {aving their unfortunate Country. The hazards attending it'are {0 great, the contemplation is fo appalling to the firmefi nerves, ...
LETTER TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
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