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... the ilottfe diehltd, when there aprzar .- 7:d for the' 2!7, aat it 2. M.onr iay.ur of LDrit 3.:AdWiv.h, 19. . . . . Tit i SPeake:r; rtir the weie, G en. I.vay, Mr. Ws' , Pia, Mr. Adraiti4 K.eppe . l, Lotkt Howe, Sir Horace Mann, Mr. Hill, and Mr. S;ieridan ...
... anchored • • joined me, I Sad of the Line, Nevis, at Day-lig (uadron tn be form the Enern Advantaze ; Sooner thrown ou soV Speaking with ni Atio k n learnt he only and that tha alrnolt cut her . received to muc Sea. I immediate! happ y t o find the Al Service ...
... Malcohn Mr. Coltki, Lenox Mr - , lic. ; :iet• ton Mr. Wetion, ileptice tr, Cooke,. Gaiter Mr: A. Smith, anti,Macoti;! Mr. - Speaking Witches Mr. In Mrs. Pero.e—Singing Witches Mils We:lon, Mrs. Hill, anti Collier, &c.—Hetate (chief Witch) Mr. Gentieltomau ...
... pretent pernicioueSyttem. Mr. Gregory very itrongly urged . the Neceffity of the Enquiry ; as did Sir William lames.' • The Speak ee then put the Qeleftion, which being agreed to Nem. Con. the Hotife. at near 9 o'Clock, adjourned. ' re Es DAY, April to ...
... itfelf into a Committee on the ContraCtors Bill; when a tedious Converfation enfued, the fame Members riling many Times to Speak on the fame gneilion. At left the Blanks were filled up.—Adjourned, 11 R sr) AY, April A. Agreed to the Report of the Refolutions ...
... now fufficient evidence in rown-that Sir G. Rodney woudld accept the 010 abing e repr et e Wen fer - ee o i A * That the Speakes do iffae his warrant to the Clerk :.” 1o ke ot a writ for the eleflion of : ber 10 [etve in Pasliament for the city of Weft-5 ...
... ihall feel, and bear it too, Pity fhall move their. Souls in fpite of Rules ; And Terror, takes no !effort from the Schools. Speak to their BoComs, to their Feelings truft, You'd finil their Sentence generous j • WORCESTER MUSIC . MEETING. TMEE'r !NG of ...
... and Entertaining PaiTages it, Profs, felelted for the Improvement of Scholars at claffical and other Schools, in the Art of Speaking, in Reading, Thinking, and Compofing, and in the Conduit of Life, rzmo. 45. This Is the largeft Seleftion and the cheapeft ...
... and Entertaining Pafragcs in Prole, (elated for the Improvement of Scholars at clailical and other Schools, in the Art of Speaking, in Reading, Thinking, and Compoting, and in the Condua of Life, Imo. 4s , __ This is the - largett S - eeilion and the claeapett ...
... and Entertaining Paffirs in Prole, telefted for the improvement of Scholars at claffical and other Schools, in the' Att of Speaking, in Reading, Thinking, and Cempofißg, and in the Conduft of Lifr, 4s. 0. This is the largell Seleftion and the che4eft B ...
... with Direaions for, addreffing Perfons of all Ranks and 'Condikrons. Likewifea new Sylleut of Eoglith Oratory, or the Art of Speaking in Public with Propriety and Elegance.-Al' - o the Art of Pleating in Converfation, with Rules and Maxims to form the polite ...
... late Lord Vifcount Townfhend) but had no Ifrue. Yefterday in the Houle of Commons, after Mr. Coke and Lord Surry had done Speaking, Richard Hill, Efq; Member for the County of Salop role, and faid, that as the Honourable Gentleman who fpoke &It had mentioned ...