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... Thofe who are emulous of Writing and Speaking ibeir Native Language with turity. This Day is Publiihed, Price y. 6d. bcund, ,ilc LAN. X x. AGE, both with regard to Sound and Meaning, and permanent PRONUNCIATION To is prefixed, a Prosody Grammar, x-^ ...
... SPEAKING FIGURE. R. QUANTRELL begs Leave to acquaint the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norwich, that he has now hnlfiled and invented a SHRAKING FIGURE, in the Form BOY, who will fee and converfe with company the Rural Gardens, without S r Stephen’s Gates, ...
... ON day the of January, the Theatre-Ro-al this open with The COUNTfcSS SALISBU RY. which will added a Speaking Pantomime, .■HARLEQUIN'S INV.ASION. And on SatPßday the 6'h, A FAVOURITE COMEDY, which Mrs. PAYNE will make her firft Appearance (hero) in principal ...
... Stone, Admittance SIXPENCE each. firm _ ___ i March 1786. Speaking figure. MR.: Q.UAN TRELL begs Leave to acquaint the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norwich that nenasnow invented andfinimeda SPEAKING FIGURE, CO o nver / e with Company at tneKVRALGARDENS, without ...
... antients quote; There may be learning in papillate: But now for Lady Blab.—— (Speaks as my Lady.) « Tell me Mifs Nancy, What and what employments did they fancy. (Speaks as Mil's.) The vulgar creatures feldom left their houfes, But children work, ...
... Home News. Mr. MACPHERSON. FORMERLY to his Uncle, Mr. Braidwood, TEACHERof the DEAF and B SPEAK, WRITE and CYPHER, and CORRECTOR of IMPEDIMENTS in SPEECH thofe who hear, mentioned in the publications Dr. Johnson, Dr. Buchan, Lord Monsodoo, and other eminent ...
... in cilumny and libel are thofe in the immediate pay of Minifters, whole paragraphs they infert, and who* °Sentiments they speak. In 3 tare Ttai ciiton in a ktter fi4ned an Old Foxite, rtvefind one of the moft atrocious libels that Iper Quarcr s or Fifteeo ...
... Crilla's ClitT, that overhangs its bale, On hands and knees the giddy babe had crept, Lyfippc faw—with agony too great To Speak—feeling as Mothers feel, fhe flood All-motionlefs with grief—what could (hedare? Toftir was death, and not to ftir—Great God ...
... Evening;, April 10, 1787, will be performed a Comedy, (written by Shakespeare) called AS YOU LIKE IT. To Which be will added a Speaking Pantomime, never performed here, called. The TOUCHSTONE of TRUTH Or, HARLEQUIN TRAVELLER. Between Play and Farce, AN INTERLUDE ...
... MACHEA'i (w.thanatldific Mr Rah*: tt. And, FOLLV, by Mif> jrMRY. her firlt appealancc on tins itagr'. wli cli will added Speaking Paniomii.-.e, fieitorn.cd lie .ail’d, A R I. i N OUCHJsTONE. Tuktts id oi Mi. Barrett, and Mr. Bed am, il»c i bcjt.t, whom ...
... GENTLEMEN’S MONTHLY CLUB, will be at the Angel-Inn, the inflaut. Dinner at Three o’clock. Capt. SYMONS in the Chairs The LITTLE SPEAKING FIGURE, From LONDON, (Being the FIRST of the Kind in Europe) PRESENTS her implicit Re (pedis to the polite and fpiiited ...
... ELEGANT EXTRACTS} AND aWTERTAINJHG PASSAGES , - PROSE.i* Selected slut Improvement of Scholars Ciafltrs! ami* h *» A«t of Speaking, Reading*, Thinking, Compnfin*, *mi Life. ...