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... this Houfe be given ro the Admirals and Generals employed in the glorious and fuc- cefsful expedition againft Quebec; and Mr. Speak- er gave the faid members the thanks of the Houfe accordingly Refolved nemine contradicente, ■ Thar the ihanks of this Houfe ...
... Pruflian army, Prince Henry is every day more and more beloved- The King, hit brother, places unlimited confi- dence in him. Speaking of his Royal Highnefs to fome General-officers, his Majefty obferved, that he could fay of him what was very extraordi- nary ...
... fent thither Irom the hofpirals, who are vet fo far from being well recovered, that they are fcarccly able to walk. •* I Speak as an eye-wstnefs: I have ieen many of them, who had but jail ltsength enough to crawl to the gates of the city. rtiei-e ...
... on, which daily becomes manifeft, gives the finifhing flroke to agt arts, and commerce, and conlequently to \ narchy. _ [Speaking of the tioblcjp in particul in iheir idiom includes l>oth nobility and £k us the hasdfhips they labour una ' man y nobles ...
... count Hemming s lettors to count Bruh), written feme weeks before the king of Pruflia’s invafion of Saxohy the year 1760. Speaking of what might be expeded from Spain* he obferved, that the court of Madrid, o'n the icore of religion, was more to be depended ...
... How came eon here! The oilier only ?? ; and the Dutchefs peevifhly bade her go. She anfwered, Your Grace is pleafed to Speak :n an uncommon manner : I have the honour to re your Grace's woman, and wait to undrefs, you. Heaven and eanh, replied ...
... Cillon next dif mguiihed himfelf at the Siege cf where he appeared at the head of every felly made by the garnfon. Our anther Speaks in taptures of his conduct, though he informs us of «0 particulars. At the battle of Moncantour, Grii- Son, after civing s ...
... perfon who fpeaks; as, Jball -walk. You jhall repent it. Thefe variations to have proceeded from politenels in the who* in Speaking to others, or of others, made tife of the term -will, which implies volition, even where the event may the fubjeft of necelfity ...
... Do tefnpefts rare, or billows iofs. Or combinations make a fufs. We’ll fleer you fafe/Sir, Thus, boy, thus. Speak, and we’H let yOuY thunder fly. And make the world dance Barnaiy*. Brng the Pretender the jeers. And cut off all the rends ears : Make huffing ...
... Regulations of the Select Society for promo- ting the Reading and Speaking of the Eng- kif Language in Scotland. AS the intercourfe between this part of Great Britaim and the capital daily increafes, both on account of bufinefs and amuferent, and muft ...
... ?, to- getl er with the members of the Select Society, lhall take the name of, The Society for promoting the Reading and Speaking of the Engli/h language in Scotland. N. B In order to fatisfy contributors, that teachers and mafters properly qualified ...
... crucifix, which they prefented fVom time to time to the prilbners, continued to perplex them in the lnoft indifcreet manner, 41 Speak of him, faid one of the noblemen who was to fuffer, who died for our fins, and was raifed for our juftification, and then ...