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... OR, A SELECTION of PIECES in PROSE and VERSE. For the Improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. As well as forthe perufal of Pesfons of Tafte. ...
... bountl in calfj LESSONS in* ELOCUTION; rt. SI-LRCriON of PIECES PROSE and VERSE. For tit: Impiovcmcnt of Vout.b Reading and Speaking. .As lor the prrufal Peffonv Talk. APPENDIX containing the Principles of F.tulilh Grammar. WILL (.AM SCOIT, Teacher EngUlli ...
... in calf) LESSONS 1~ ELOCUTION; OR, A SELECTION of PIECES in PROSE and VERSE. For the improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. As well as for the perufal of Perfons of Taftc. With an APPENDIX containing the Principles of Englifh Gramamar, By WILLIAM ...
... in calf) LESSONS in ELOCUTION; R, A SEJ-ECTION of PIECES in PROSE and VRRSR. For the linptoremcnt of Youth in Reading and Speaking. Ai well for the ptrufal ot Perfons Tmltn. With APPENDIX containing the Principles of Enrlilh Grammar. WILLIAM SCOTT, Teacher ...
... in calf) LESSONS i~ ELOCUTION; OR, A SELECTION of PIECES in PROSE and VERSE. For the lmprovement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. As well as for the perufal of Perfons of Tafte. Withan APPENDIX containing the Principles of Englith Grammar. By WILLIAM ...
... was cal led to order. He rofe five or fix times, but proceeding witl great heat, was univerfally called to order, and the Speaks obliged to infift upon his filence in the moft perccupiory manner. Mr Fox paid many compliments to the Irith Volunteere and ...
... agreed to. Adjonrned. Bon Mot.---Mr Fox coming out of the Houfe of Commons a few days ago, met with the witty Mr Selwyn. Speaking ot the Eat !ndia bill, Mr Fox faid, ¢ If t{:t great minilter Sir Robert Walpole were now alive, lam fure he would be with ...
... to command me to ae. quaint you, that he wili defer declaring the caufes of calling this Parliament till there thall be » Speakes “of the I HAVE the greateit fatisfa&ion in meeting you in Parliament at this time, after recurring, in fo important a moment ...
... thi* treaty or not, it Bands, hen * very douoifui, in general it appear* to he lather againll the coimnvrcial this country. Speaking the woollci. this kined *n and Fiance, the »».ve gentleman laid, that fine clo'h, which France hut * fmall (hare, mull there- ...
... Companion for youth of bog: fexes, and particularly calculated for the improvement of natives and foui&n-ers in the proper speaking and writing of ihe Faglih language. BY WILLIAM SCOTT, r Teacher of Engiith Reading, and compiler of Leflons in Elocution ...
... following curious picces of mechanifn, viz. AUTOMATON WRITER, Which writes with pen and ink whatever is propofed to it, - SPEAKING FIGURE, Which fpeaks, and anfwers queftions, whether fufe pended in the air or held in the hand. WORKING COTTON MILL, Upon ...
... nailer, all in this city, to Monday’s and Tuefday’s Pofts. HOUSE ojr COMMONS. an. 23. IS Majefty’s Speech was read by the Speak- H er; after which Lord Compton moved, that an addrefs fhould be prefented to his Majeftv, in return for his moft §eracious ...