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... T. Slack, in Newcaltle., Of whom may be had, FISFIER's NEV GRAMMAR , with EXERCISES OF BAD ENGLISH : Or an eafy Guide to Speaking anti Writing the Englifh Language elegantly and c orre rhly ; ly which any Pcifon, a a tolerable Capacity, may, in a ihort ...
... place for the female {laves. She afterwards fell into convulfions, continued in that (late for three days, and then expired. Speaking as a profeffional man, he was of opinion that the fufpending and flogging were the caufes of the convulfions, and her death ...
... ready, when required, to embme their hands in the blood of thofe then frllow-townfinen who are audacionfly rebellious as to— speak as they think ! I 1 the afternoon ThurfJay lad, Mr. Pecch, the Angel Inn, in this place, accmipunitd with about half-a-fcore ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. Grofvenor was againit the motion upon nearly the fame grounds. Mr. Franth was firongly in - favour of the abolition. Speaking of the impunity with which cruelty was exercifed upon the negroes, he flared that a driver threw a negroe into a boiling ...
... 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 ...
... Or ELEGANT EXTRACTS, abridged from the larger 'name , mprovernent of fcholars at Claricel and other Schools, in the Art of Speaking; in Reading, Thinking, Compofingi and in condo& of life. London: Printed for C. DILLY, in the Poultry ; and i r W. WARD, ...
... —Mur* derers, Mr. Crewe, &c.—And Macduff, Mr, Swendall. Lady in Waiting, Mrs. Whitmore.—Ami Lady M .cbetlif Mrs. Whitlock Speaking IVtLhtt Mr. IncbbaM, Mr. Ken?, a*id Mrs, Cot.- Sinj>jng ff'dehcs, Mis. Kemble, Mrs. Htll, Mils Satclu.ll, Mrs. Archer, Mr ...
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... have been employed tranf|>orting the materials from thefc THE PRINTER OF THE SHEFFIELD REGISTER. (Concluded from our hjl,) SPEAKING of the King of Rio Scftro, lower clown the coart,— He was a very agreeable, obliging man, and all his civil.’* No fcltlcment ...
... execution, where Negroes plunge in with a Inflect and are lure to rehe either broke the wheel, or his hand*, feet, turn loaded. Speaking oi the appearance the head chopped oif. For trivial crimes, country, and ol tlu- 'ilpohtion tie people, h« being abfent from ...
... Richardfon, and T. Slack, in Newcaftle. Of wham may be had, FISITER's NEW GRAMMA with OF BAD ENGLISH Or an eary Guide to Speaking and Writing the Evglith Language elegantly and corrally ; by which any Petion, of a tolerable Capacity, may, in a fhort Time ...