... This Day is publiped, ANEW GRAMMAR and SPELLING-BQOK: BEING The moft EASY GUIDE to Speaking and Wri- ting F.tiGLSIH Properly and Correctly. In F 0 U R PARTS. Containing a greater Variety of Useful Collections than any Book of this Kind, viii. I. Orthogr ...

... f ifw*--in the Qttonmot* Service as m Voluanee/t He lus Letters of Recommendation, and will ceitainly have the Honour of Speaking with their Imperial Maje fties — Cotv- fider how the) will be Ihock'd, when ihey hear him rclae what he was an Eye-Witnefs ...

... Independants can speak of same Instances of the like Nature: In short, if Humanity and Sweetness of Disposi- tion, if Bravery and Conduct, the rewarding of Merit, the maintaining Discipline, and the severe Punishment of Vice, be Virtues to speak a Man, Boscawen ...

... from Wickham Market, in Suffolk, of one Margaret Cutting, a young Woman, about 26 Years of Age, now living there, who can speak readily and intel- ligibly, tho' she has lost her Tongue. This Misfortune hap- pen'd, when she was about four Years old, by ...

... dern Hiftory, and alfp under the Direftion of the faid Profefior, two Qther Perfons to teach and inftruft: in Writing and Speaking the Modern Languages tothe Intent that the Youth committed to our Care from all Parts of \your Majefty's Dominions, may be ...

... of People in the Mar- ket-Place, pull'd out of his Pocket a dirty Carrot, and to every Body about him shew'd it, without speaking a Word : Some ask'd him, What he meant by that ? Upon which he broke the Carrot, aod demanded to know what Colour the Inside ...

... but the fecond put out a Signal for one, and was then under, Engliih Colours ; and when they got within the Reach of the Speaking Trumpet, one of the Crew fpoke to the Pi- lots in good Englifh, and told them they wanted a Pilot; upon which the poor Fellows ...

... Envoy to go to Holland, in order to enter into a Treaty with the States-General for a constant Peace. Letters from Venice, speak with a great Concern for the Sickness that rages at Rome, of which People of different Ages die suddenly, and that a great ...

... Trees as they could lay hold on ) had their- Guns in their Hands, LoveweJPs Gun being cocked and prefented when he was paft Speaking. Twenty one of our Men were together at Slight after the Indians drew off, ten of which were wounded and 4 dangeroufly; n ...

... Days patl in the Downs, from the Plantations in A- merica, Spain, Portugal, and Strcights. Though fome take the Liberty of Speaking in a ludicrous Manner of the Fleet in the Downs; for whofe Service a great Number of the Men were im- prefs'd out of the ...

... when Lord Duplin was chofen by a great Majority. We hear from Durham, that one J. B. anlrifh- man, will be profecuted for Speaking indecently, when felling, her Majefty, the Queen's Picture by Auction, From WteV Letter, and the London Prints, Jan.xo. The ...

... extraordinary Number of Hands ; and to give Directions to their Officers who com- mand them, to keep a strict Look-out, and speak with all they see, in order to protect the Trade from the Motley- mixture of Ragamuffins that at present infest the Channel ...