... at: ,j c . Axed Jir azher Snellet, PRACTICAL GRAMMAR of the ENal.isti TONGUE : or, A Rational and EA . ) . In:rosluttion Speaking and Writing Englilh correttly and properly ; peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius of the Lant.age, from the hard and ...

... way yet kg a Foundation to thole who are defspedfor Weer A. P RACTICAL TONGUE: or, A Rational and Ealy Intro iuct. n to Speaking and Writing Englifh correttly and properly ; Lit culiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius of the Lan uage, a .d fee from ...

... Infiamatioasof WV the Lungs, *icing Of Blood, the molt violent Cough, el Breath, and all otha *nautical and Affeetionsq is a Speak foe the Ersilifh Confuniption, and a Prefavative &game contagas DikafeL It !alewife Micas a dseafd Comflitutien, apth Gout ...

... Serpent beguird her; and how The could lend an Ear to his Words, fince knew perfealy well, that this Animal had not the Gift of Speaking? How Adam and Eve coald be condemn e d to die, if they were Immortal? 5. How the Serpent could be punifised, fine it was ...

... Morning died the Lady Henrietta Boyle, Con. fort of his Excellency licitly 13cyle, EN; or e of the inflicts of this Kingdom and Speak:r of the Hon. houte cf Commons The derchant, it Kill, ugh, Edward Deran, Matter, from DanrTick to Newry, with Potathes, was ...

... or EYES. And to Rellore Antient Sight, an preferve Young Eyes. So that by tiling this mbar., Perfms may never come to wear Speak And if they've already tiled them, may leave them by its fo Strengthening and Clearing the SIGIIT. Likewife to bring away Pbleginn ...

... which his Grace the Arcbbilhop of Canterbury pronounced at the EfpoNfalt of the Prlncels Mary to Frederick Prince of Hefe. Speaking of his Majelty But to you, 0 King! of Monarchs the bell and great' ell, of our Country the Pather, Glory aid Pillar, with ...

... Subordinate did his Duty. We had Men kill'd and so Mr. Wellard, Lieutenant of loft his fore Finger Sy a Mace ( ' • 1 : 'had his Speaking-Trumpet (roes his Mouth, and c reit were in Diner, that to efcape would mike to (J) k-;th King William) every Bail has its ...

... ly publtibed. By JOHN PLAITORD. Pfa). 7. Gird at King of all the Earth, ling ye Praifes with Vhderfianding. Ephcf. v. to. Speaking to yerrjetvet in Ppm: and Hymn:, wet Spiritual Songs, finging and making Melody in your Harts unto the Lord. Lonuoi: : Printed ...

... Merchant-Shim (from whom he had parted lonic Time before) under Convoy of the Tyger of War; on which Capt. Fowler took the Speaking Trumpet and bailid one of them, who immediately made a Signal to the Man of War, who loon came up with them, took the Spaniards ...

... loran Anfwer from the Court of France, in Regard to the Bafhaw of Rhodes, who hive (even! Times petition'd for the Liberty of Speaking to the Bailiff de Bouage, withoot having to great Favour granted ; that Nobleatin being ificented againft him to the higheft ...