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... Latin Motto and Quotation, which be tells me are out of Horace, and very applicable to the prefect Purpofe ; and I dare fay he Speaks Truth ; for he is a very good Sort of a Man ; and if the Lord Chancellor would give him a Living, I believe, I Should take ...
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... General Warrants, and their truckling Abettors. 3. The glorious Revolution, and Battle of Culloden. 4. Free Writing, free Speaking, and free Trade. 5. May all the Propofitions of John Wilkes, now the glorioully-cleited Member for the Cattily of letiddlefex ...
... waiting for thy Word ; 0 wken•wilt thou thy kind Relief And prerntifed Aid afford follpwiog after th: Sermon : Plitt. r. 1 z. Speak, o,ye judges of the Earth, jua your Sentence be, Or mud not Innocence appeal To Heav'n fror.. your Decree ? Your wicked Hearts ...
... givt :vidence beforeehe Grandjuel• BarouStnythe faid, Mr. Wilke bowed, rind retired, Gorge On flow, Efq.; the lateeertiry Speak- 1 -r's ficui, woe *vmer9anpf this. r.rend Jar, . faid_tjwY re and um b ers were thirteen to nine. Mr..W,ilkes,, at ,cuildford ...
... ne;:t b.-0! What mutt :I next ? 'But neither need 'dwell long on dal Topic. The Talent of Speaking is given up both and Friends. Rut whit', fay the,, is Speaking then the tiflly 94aliticattonto tie required in a Member Pprbadienc. we do not pretend that ...
... and Roberts, at No. ar told by J. Bulkeley, . :hater y R. T:Ilor, Eidowes, in Salop ; had, GRAMMAR, with Er: cart , Col& to Speaking ly and (mealy. T.h TUTOR ; or, Modern lograyhy (or tt.e Art of into a praob , al Syther, which any Child molt be the ...
... principal towns' in Cumberland, preached a fermon to a crowded audience, from the t sth chapter of Numb. and the 38th vertu ; Speak unto the children of Ifrael,•and hid them that they make them •fringes in the borders of their garments, xtbroughout their ...
... 0 L.InS L A IslG (JA G E •.ON A:, NEW PLAN. To which is prefixed, a compendious Grammar. hod :at the lied Inc added,- .r Speaking and. Writiog Itng- for PeriOos of Difinaiu■. In this Dietionuy ever.. Word is nted to pitvent a sieou. Pronunciation I tea ...
... have every Anion of Man ;their Man- thaarovince, where we make no Doubt it will Government than want them to do Dty ner of Speaking (if it may be called fuch) is not kind by all ranks of People feveral Garrifons and other Places in this Kingdom, intelligible ...
... C -- E. By Mr..% HERE the lovelieft EAprellion join'd, By Nature's moll delicate Pencil Where Blufhes unbidden. and Smiles Speaks the Softnefs and Feeling that Heart ; Where in Manners, inchanting, no 814 But the Soul keeps the Promife we hod Sure Philorophy ...