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... comprehend it. Since the conciuiion of the laft peace, we Jiave been engaged one continued Scene of domeftic contentions. Speak to facts, not persons. The extraordinary prorogation of the IriSh Parliament, the repeated diilblutions aflcmblies in North ...
... the paper was in itfelf-no libel ; in which cafe, inftead of the prefent Verdict, they to have acquitted him of the whole. Speaking of what the counfel for the defendant had faid, to'the criminal intention and malicious defign, his Lordfhip made fomc d ...
... Apalaekian Me.v.. tains. Tke folrvwixg extraordinary Anecdote is given us in a Speech, printed as Mr. Alderman T— — — J's. Speaking of the anconftituiional Doctrines fail, fi be crc-u into our Couns of Ju- dicature, on Sc.jos.it (, — n'» Motion, the lpi- ...
... Upon which the Prir.cefs Dowager of Wales ordered, that Lord Commiflioner Bathurlt be appointed Lord Keeper, and Chairman (cr Speak, r) of the of Lords. now remains, whether Commit'iioner will venture upon it. Sir Ed. Hawke rcfigned ycfterday mnrnino-. The ...
... hoped, be used for longer delays; but that on Monday next the defence should absolutely be gone into. Mr. Dowdeswell got up to speak, but the House was so noisy, he could not be heard; upon which, with some warmth, he moved to adjourn, and divided the House ...
... Phipps, Sir W. Meredith, &c. but Mr, Alderman Oliver will be immortalized. During the time the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor was Speaking in his defence, felt Such exquifite pain that he was three Several times obliged to ftop Sor the Space of Some minutes, till ...
... it had its origin, and by it is ftill fed and kept alive. This opinion is fancfihed by one the moraiifts of the lalt age. Speaking of this fpecies entertainment, in add reft Lady, lays, v Th? centaur was net only the venerable lather operas, but alfo the ...
... which prefixed, A Compendious ENGLISH GRAMMAR, with concile, hiflorical Account the Language* And at the End arc added, Rules Speaking and Writing Enghfh, and for Perfon* Diftintfion. this Di&ionary each Word is accented prevent vicious Pronunciation j the ...
... which prefixed, A Compendious ENGLISH GRAMMAR, with concile, hiflorical Account the Language* And at the End arc added, Rules Speaking and Writing Enghfh, and for Perfon* Diftintfion. this Di&ionary each Word is accented prevent vicious Pronunciation j the ...
... a Compendious Englifh Grammar, with a concife, hrftor,, al Account of the Laaguagc. And it the End ire ad- ded, Rulei for Speaking md Writing EntlifTi. md Diiec- t'oni for addicffing ?? I*l of Diflioclion. In this Diction- ary rich Word n icii-nrrd to ...
... prefixed, A Compendious ENGLISH GRAMMAR, with a concife, hifloMcal Account the Language. And at the End are added, Rules for Speaking and Writing Englifii, and Directions for addrefling Perfons of Diftinftion. In this Diflionary each Word is accented prevent ...
... Cnmpcii.lit.ns Englifh Grammar, with a contift, hiftotical Account ofthe Language. And at the End me ad- ded, Rtilei for Speaking and Wiiting Englilh, md DiieC- tionr, .'or iddrefling Perions ot Diftinftion. In this Diftion- iry tach Word it acctnted ...