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... place for the female {laves. She afterwards fell into convulfions, continued in that (late for three days, and then expired. Speaking as a profeffional man, he was of opinion that the fufpending and flogging were the caufes of the convulfions, and her death ...
... hese Come, come, I think there's half and half I. lij A (cat with tine** is a feat (bh4.' But was it Choir, that 'alas • • Speak WWI then, and let the litt is bras. There's no difgrace, though 112au'd 11', fitait pity pas us 1 ! V. J ...
... DiinlJie K o, Mr. Michell ; Leander, Mr. Wood. Urfula, Mrs. Un (i Leonora, Mifs Reynolds. r isrb-cb nvill be adeled, a Netv Speaking, Operatic, Tragic, Comic Pantcm.mt, Is, Ttuo Ads, called Blue Beard ; or, the Will o'th' Wifp. With New Mii.'ic, Scenery ...
... arms; Parts, perchance, Come auburn treffes, Which thy ftep-dame nature dreffes ;—. Whilft thofe bright, thofe azure eyes, Speak what more interior lies—. LAURA, hafte, the wreath is thine, Wove by virtue's hands divine ; Well it fuits thy modeft brow ...
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... pronounced this fhorr addrefa is his peonle My laid before you my means of defence.-4 flail not recapitulate to them • (speaking to you, perhaps, for the 'aft time,) I • o edam to you, that coifcience reproaches me in nothing, and that my defenders have ...
... turning lu works Mr. Burke, th'>iu fruitful work?, >vh*ite found / v pri ...
... RSON, I: ORMERLY AdiiUnt to his UNCLE, thrf ' c-1.-br.trd Mr. URAIDWOOD, of f J.i liurgrf, TEACHER of the DEAF and 111* MB to SPEAK, and* CORRECTOR of IMPEDIMENTS h SPEECH, mentioned in the Publication of Oi, Johnfon, Dr. Ruckan, and other eminent Authors ...
... publifhed an adtheft to the French Nation, for the whole of which we have not room.—The following Extrataa are the mod ltriking Speaking of the infincerity of Pache the War Mtnifler, and its effefts on the viftorious French army after the battle of Jemappe.—He ...
... onJ. Fark. this true, the language of the Marquis L.ihldowne, a late the Credit bill, was not only humourous, but poignant, Speaking the unpopular War winch lie ingiily reprobated, laid, ” hat as the love peace, like charity, covered multitude ot tins, hoped ...
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