... other curious Particulars, are, Remarks on the Reign of wreck 'd, Life of Charles Elizabeth. A of the Remarkable Speech by the Speak- Royal Exchange, and cther Cu- er of the Houfe of Commons to riofities in Cornhill Ward. The King Charles I. Gardening. Ma- ...

... Gentlemen, -U BILL E E.. The With the Scenes, and Mofic comoos’d bv Mr. Oinden, The The Speaking by Mr. wier, Me. Dutton, Mer Whitlock, Mr. Biadney, Mr. Sidney 5 Mrs. wad Ms, You. Serenade to be funy by Mr. Brett, Mr, Bradney, and Mr-. Pbollips, W hive ...

... the Pallions • dire& the Minds of Youth to The Purfult of proper dbjeds ; and to facilitate their Reading, Writing, and Speaking the Englifh Language, with Elegance and Propriety. Particularly adapted for the the ofour eminent Schools and Academies, ...

... could piint , Perhaps they're Scenes of Love Kfln'd, Colours are then top faint. ▼Ml. So here t chufe to leave a Blank; And speak of what I know) The purling Streams, the fhady Groves'; Are Scenes which thou can'it fhow. IX. Tho' folemn Darkaeft* dole our ...

... Heav'n reils upon thofe heaving hills of The fafcinatingdimple in thy chin; In fhort, thy charms without, and charms within, Speak, are they purchafable ?—aye, or no? Thou fceft my foul wild ftaring from my eyes: L.et rae not burft in ignorance, fair maid ...

... command- ing the attendance of that Honourable Houfe imme- diately in the Houfe of Peers. r and the Houfe being come up, his The Speake Majetty was pleafed to give the Royal Affent to a Dill enticled, an Aét for granting to his Majeity a tax ot Four Shillings ...

... anfwered them ; and then afking them where they were bound, they anfwer'd him, they would tell him by and by, and ordered him to Speak with the Windward moft Ship (a fourth Ship which he did not at firlt difcover] which was then at a great Distance, and which ...

... recommend to thole who may favour him with their Orders, which he moft refpedfully folicits„ Birmingham, December r 4, 1 799. SPEAKING. D WHITEHOUSE . refpec'tfully informs: his Friends of Birmingham and Handfworth, that the next Exhibition by his Pupils, ...

... Ihte Teacher Coriham the roblkfc At ACADEMY Ho BARTON-BUILDINGS evttw-tqvjng XT’OUNG GENTLEMEN aad teftmaed fat READINO and SPEAKING WRITING hi all Handt) ARITHMETICS Merchant' Accomptt Drawing Ufc Dmtkg Mr STEVENS Acamrnp hkewife for Matucmatice fat NO ...

... 0 L.InS L A IslG (JA G E •.ON A:, NEW PLAN. To which is prefixed, a compendious Grammar. hod :at the lied Inc added,- .r Speaking and. Writiog Itng- for PeriOos of Difinaiu■. In this Dietionuy ever.. Word is nted to pitvent a sieou. Pronunciation I tea ...

... Kecommewkd by Crraral cmiatm MMw*. THE Pkincn TtACHib’s AfiitTAttr; or» A Hew and E«f> M«had la Lum Yaatk t» SmII, RM, tad Speak Fit Mm Propitaty aadttaCMKa. In Two Part*. Part I. eoMaina. Aa at/ SpaHiaf-Vook, with prop Kate* for French, pan 11. All tha ...

... report yeftcrday, relative to the political iituation of the** French Kepublick, with refpeft to the other powers of Europe. Speaking of the feveii United States and of the Britifh Empire, he faid, *• Holland is not arming, but fhe is/'«- famwfly induftrious ...