... Nornb.:: I. Lord Aneley for a Rape on his own Prd. for which he was hche I. - 11. The unfortunate Lord Stafford, with his Speak his Eyecution. IV. Wilii.im Lat'd, Archhilhip 3fCanterbory. V. King Lharics zne Hirll, wt:h his bpccili and at the P:4CC t ...

... Average to Twelve Pounds a Day. The folowing extraordinary Anecdote is given 1 1 isle a Speech, printed as Mr. Alderman T—d's. Speaking of uncoaltitutional DoCtrines (aid I to be crept into our Courts of Judicature, en Serjeant G—n's Motion, the fpirited Alderman ...

... In folly fatiilini, is ipso.' op ~..--- t dist the is • as.. sad mold Att. SHER w Mgt). s. me. Mk Medieles. dully as be a Speak is el and Wen as te is had is as. at Dr. onnolite the of Ocasiges Doe. : by Mr. Csolry. in Chalon i I. Liverpool i Mr. Hump ...

... asks a props, and that their Contempt of Lledicines the to the World, is jolly confieed to sac ea. Ibis which Wally to be Speak la all and Sesebutic Cau-s, is to be hai ia &Mks N. each. at P.. Barrow% Hoofs, opioGi. she Prime of Omar% Haymarket s Soie ...

... only &Trivia( Brother. Healy Osaka. F.fq; one ot the loners of hit Ifeady's Calkins. rt A EON MOT. QIR Gilbett Elliot the Speaks of the Houle of Commoos the other Day, What Newt Mr. Speaker ? Nose that I hear of, (returner' Sir lollface) for I fuppofe ...

... ferrous Do they give happinefs, or health, or fame ? Are hecatombs of lovers beans of force To deprecate the demons of divone. Speak, my adviters, than I gain the plan Of that bold club, shirk gives the law to At their own weapons that prom( fex rides And ...

... in Ch. 4.1. nut . , be ad t we 1 abgr ,Pr it, I , 41. A NewGltAbil MAK of th ..NGLISH LANCiUAUE; _ Of am EAfy to tb:Art ot Speaking and ttlIN with Coneanal and Prounety. The Wh.le 1.. J down h the ar.r. Man. and for the eie but 0' privatc N. Roth R Jolts ...

... Gentlemen, -U BILL E E.. The With the Scenes, and Mofic comoos’d bv Mr. Oinden, The The Speaking by Mr. wier, Me. Dutton, Mer Whitlock, Mr. Biadney, Mr. Sidney 5 Mrs. wad Ms, You. Serenade to be funy by Mr. Brett, Mr, Bradney, and Mr-. Pbollips, W hive ...

... EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY 1 00.‘i Tharfday neat, at Halt pa rh e Re, . Mr. S will deliver his FM? 00 the TIIECRY and PRACTICE OF 'SPEAKING. C,utfe tt glee • L I. at they were d•liter'd at DUBLIN, sea at Essra-Hovas. in the S ir• he reht.ed es Tattier, 'I hi Me ...

... has been entirely well (ince. The Trs:h of the above lam not only defirous you fhould pub. (is, but than be always ready to speak Ia vh pelted to. THO (AttaN. Bo Weer. Oot .he Role, is Porr-n-.ll.T.Rqw i _ Jon. .s Ody's, in Si, ;rivro's-Stre t , anl Liu ...

... of the feveral Art.f+, to produce an Exccution fcarce to be n this Country. Volume J. will contain an Introdeftory on Pub- Speaking : That of the Stage will be at- tended to. “this Volume will aliu be ornamented with a Head of Shakefpear, engraved in a ...

... a.l the News. Papers At the 'talent the Speaker had done, his Led• fkip called foe the Order of the Day, sad au riling ea Speak us either Side, so further Niuite was take. of the Atha. Led • • linos Pans. slata 26. re set ussfreflovrias s,a Geaubssass ...