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... White- fii.ita, in ?? theuwr.ef.' Young Ladies and Gentlemen ARE taught the ENGLISH LANGUAGE f\ Grammatically — to READ and SPEAK with By the Rev. CHARLES VINCENT. WRITING and ARITHMETIC by a proper Afliltant. Terms. GRAMMAR, *) READING, / _ WRIIINg! SS«* ...
... with the Small-pox, a sharp Nose, and speaks thick Catharine Lloyd says she is the Widow of Richard Lloyd, late of Swansea, appears to be about 35 Years Age, rather above the middle Size, pale Complexion, and speaks broken English. . , James Lawrence says ...
... Banquo, Mr. Darcy; Duncan, Mr. Leng 5 Roffe, Mr. Warren; Malcolm, by a Young Gentleman, hit fecond Appearance on any Stage ; Speaking Witehci, Mr. Baker, Mri. Len-., and Mr. Southgatt ; Sing, ing Witches, Mift Hitchcock, Mrt. Southgate, Mil. Ltng,, Mri. Cummins ...
... adopted with regard to former loans, the public would not now have been labouring under their piefent burthens. Sir C. MiMeton Speaking on the caufes the increafe of the Kavy Eftablifhment, Said, that England was never before in poffeflionof So glorious a Navy ...
... LADIES and GENTLEMEN are I'AVOHT with Angular Facility and Expedition, the ENCU.sH LANGUAGE G» AistMATicatir— to READ and SPEAK, wilh Pkoikietv. By the Rev. CHARLES VINCENT. WRITING and ARITHMETIC byapropcr AlMant. Terms. CRAMMAR, % . READING, / WRITING ...
... He after removed London, where feeing a Speaking Figure, made byfome foreigners, he completed another in very Ihort time, ami that means accumulated much money exhibiting it in various parts England. The Speaking l igure he afterwards fold to a printer ...
... as laige as Eggs, and which piay upwards and downwards in their Craws, according as incited ana forced, tither by their Speaking or Laughing, Thefe Three mod wonderful Wild-horn HUMAN BEINGS, Whofe Country, language and Native Cull ems are ytt unknown ...
... poftpohe its infertinn till next week* Our readers will be pleafed to correft pallage in the lettt r on the Oratorio laft week. Speaking of Mifs Webftcr, Hiould have read imagine lovely child, &c.’'—not imagine, &o.” printed by miilahe. FRIDAY’S POST. FROM WE ...
... aiely accented ae-.ording to the true Pronunciation in prcfent Prac. tice with Men of Letters, eminent Orators, and polite Speak. tis. Wherein each Pait of Speech is properly dillingoiihcl, and their various Significations ranged in one Line ; fo tli.it ...
... Wiles, but little do I reflea on any interefts of my. own, vhen I confider the welfate—tthe ‘ h3tpkinCfs of my people I.—Speaking to Affemhly at large, he (aid, thaU Meifieurs, in concert with' the , (Innen, endeavour to Will into my fon's mind, the - ...
... officer of the watch, affitted by three others, who dragged him inftantly on the deck, menacing his life if he avempted to speak. His endeavours to exhort and bring back the confpirators to their duty proved of no avail. Each of the defperadoes was armed ...
... with h-s public and private devotions, keeping his cell clean, and t.ic management of his garden, Lfr no vo d in Ins tinic. Speaking of the prefent troubles n Fiance, and that it was the general opuiion, tliat the icvcnucs of religious erdert would fequtfieied ...