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... properly ornamented. * We are told, that both the Univerfities of this Kingdom have come to a Determination to adopr the Speaking of tha Latin Tongue, with the fame Pronunciation as all the refs of Europe; as, at prefent, an Englihmao, who is unacgaainted ...
... whether the Pro. senciatios amopg Forcigners be the fame; but, allowing that is, why dwe adopr their broad difagrecable Way of Speaking recable at Jealt to our Eaws) racber than they adopt ours What a droll Figas a Difpatant for bis Degree in the Upiverfity ...
... clever; tnert-Iy., good-natui-ed Creature, upon the race of the Earth. Yours, From near the Old Church zo. T. TESTY. P. S. Speaking to a very fprightly Lady Yeilerday about you; the replied with great Vivacity, that fhe could knit, net, knot, and tat ; ...
... Chaldee, Geometry, Algebra, Heraldry te6ture, Lcgic, Metaphyfics, Oia:ors , (or the pofition) and 11.1Lreric, (or the Art of Speak''at other Br-unches of plite Literature, at 6d. ter, Short Hand at 21. 121. 6d. a Piece, or A Night School will be kept at ...
... Learning are laid down in a Way moft for trying the Genius and advancing the Inflruetion of In Twelve Parts, viz. T. On Reading, Speaking, anii, , Yri ing Letters, a. On Geometry. 3. On GeograPY lt he Aftronomy. 4. On Chronology and Hiftory. 5. ° ri g 00 torick ...
... 'is not a more certain Mark of an ill-dcfigning, or impotent Adminiilration, than Attempts to reitrain the Liberty of Speaking or Writing. We are informed that Mrs. Macaulay, the celebrated Hitiorian, Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, who tranilated the Works ...
... Band, vocal and inftrumental.—Mr. Garrick’s Recita- - tion was admirable, fo admirable that it may be called, The Triumph of SPEAKING over SINGING ; for the excellent Compofition of Do&tor Arné was in fome Meas fure overcome by the Dramatic Powers of our ...
... Ife of Schools, r the mot} eminent Malterl . Containing aGT Wherein the )wn in a Way molt . 1g the Inftruetion of ading, Speaking, S. On Geogr3o4 and Hiftory. 5 . On A'„ - 'g . 7. On Logick. 8' ar Morality. 10. On and Government. r, fevcral Parts of this ...
... Waldegrave wz)zppointcd Matter of the Horfe to the Queen, in the Room of th? Duke of Beaufort. & Yefterday Lord Mansficld fat as Speak; of the Houfe of Pcers, on Account of the Demife of the late | Chanceilor. ' Yefterday the Hon. Houfe of Commons rocecded ...
... Friday, during the Debates on rbe Necefity of augmenting the Nawy, in a certain great Aflembly, there was the moft fpirited Speaking known a great while, particularly by Lord $— ff—k and the E. ofC——m. This laf Nobleman obfcrved in the Support of the l\ ...
... the Gentlemen near i in t i l e Confevences . of our ConduCl. Lord Mayor lets up no Pretenfion to the 4.,,1er of a Great Speak:r, but always has, .er will,fpeak and ad t with thatrirmncli and hr,:;tri which are effential to the Trull repofed in Public ...
... Third, refneeting the Power granted to the Attorney General, otliug informationsix (ph. The Motion was fecouded by Mr, The Speak- • Occ;tion were Mr, 1 ...