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... - Spain the Crown has bought off an , heavy Ectlefiaftical Grievance. When will this come - to foine Body'selfe Turn , ? - Speak, ye Direaors in Poffeflion; or zp,ropote, ye Candidates for Dirte4lion.! . On Friday Evening hit, about Six o'.Clock, Michael ...
... tvorking n his Majefly l ,s Ship Kent veci Orders to wor k on her all Ni g ht, as did the,Mait;l4kers and Capitern-Houfe.. Capt. Speake .is 'arrived, at mouth, to take upon him the Command Of the faid Ship. i Lieutenant Colonel Waleh 4„appointed by his Majelty ...
... Dunbar's, and Sir Peter Halket's ; all the above Draughts are to be ready and affernbled at Cork before the 40th Irritant. Capt. Speake is appointed Commander of the Kent 11;lan War of feventy Guns, now getting ready at Po'rtfinouth to fail to the Eaft-Indies ...
... whiffle Whoame again. EPILOGUE. Written by Mr. GARRICK. Spoken 4y Mr; WOODWARD in the CbaraSyr sr afine Gentleman. Enter—Speaking without. n Shaw !—damn your Epilogue—and hold your Tongue— Ir. Shall we of Rank be told what's Right and . Wrong Had you ...
... -10 113 SpeCCf JOHN PAY TON, at the White Lion in Sri attord. Wi L LI A nay RNER ofWickham, and ri T u it NRI--,•,1-I,34eY' Speak No Money, Jewels, Plate, Writings, &e. to be antWer'd tor ° es to the . _Eigi;oleizltire Satis loft, except they are enter'd ...
... Accident their whole Magazine was in a !bolt Time entirely confumed. Extra& from Dr: SMOLLETT'S much-admired Hiftory of England. Speaking of the Manners of the Times '(Anno 1692) he fays, By this Time indeed, public Virtue was be come the Object of Ridicule ...
... ANew- Univerfal Etymological ENGLISH DICTIONARY : A Work highly ufeful to fuch as would Underhand what they Read and Hear, Speak what they Mean, and Write true Englifh. Originally compiled by N. BAILEY, affificd in the ','Aathematicel Part by G. GORDON ...
... Norman, and Modern French, Italian, Spasia l,3 ; ' 4 • A. Work highly ufeful to fuch as Would Uncle fland what they Hear, Speak what they Mean and Write true Englifh. Pa Originally compiled by Si. BAILEY, affifted in the -Mathernat. by G. GORDON ; in ...
... and a Cbair-houfe, fituate in. Rowlell, adjoining each other, in the Holding of Samuel Griffith, Efq; Mr. Ward, and Samuel Speak, at the yearly Rent of 31. 7 Dwelling-Houfe on Pride-Hill aforefaid, in the Holding of Captain Clealancl, at the yearly Rent ...
... the Cafe in Ani.ver to Mr. Bromfield. The belt Method for making Mortar: Philofoplical Tranfaaions epitomized. The Art of Speaking, applicable to the elegy. ' Sir Ed. Hawke's Account of deftroying the French Fleet. AtithenticAccomt of the Life ofJohn Ayliffe ...
... aEling at Drury-Lane; the Hillary of a very rare Cafe in Surgery; Remarks on the Letter to two Grea't Men, Anirnadverfions on Speaking in the Pulpit ; Defetas the Marriage Aa,exe-mPitied by a Love. Adventure; Remarkable Difpofition-of two Mariners at Jamaica ...
... ?ruffian Army, Prince Henry is every Day more and mom, beloved. The King his Brother places unlimited Confidence in him. Speaking of his Royal Highnefs to fume General Officers, his Majetly °Very. ed that he could fay of him what was very extraordinary ...