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... SPEAKING •TILL continue* to the Admiration ofthr ib,hofe Aftonifhmenr, paft exprefftrp, daily in*’{„ and exhibited, with other curious Piece, of Mecha’nifm, « No. 40. Cotlege-green. of Advance Two shilling* and Eight pence Halfpenny. Children under ten ...
... THE SPEAKING FIGURE. Proprietor of the Speaking Figure, &c. in- X forms the Curious, that cn Account a difagreeablc and unforefeen Circumliance, he is under the Neceflity-of his Exhibition until Thurfday the Ilth inftant, when all who honour with their ...
... the” ise ed from the: ‘would avt- receive but. AS a Speake This an the gma y ore, he was the aiber makethe Houle a further ten der of hy}, > they would he i ace K n OMunF ion Ccptable } tr, pin and he dif mitt late’ Speeker in the ttiuit vial ‘Cnof the ...
... A CARD TO THE PRINTER. _ The inventor of the Speaking Figure Col W-ereen, has leen mentioned in one of the papers, that he had impolitely refufed an invitation to vifit a figure conllru£led by a gentle man of this city : the fad is, he never received ...
... MR. MACPHERSON, (Nephew to the ingenious Mr. Braidwood, of London, Teacher of the Deaf Dumb to Speak) having ferved a regular Apprentiedhip to his Uncle, is fu&ciently qualified to inftruft thofe who have the Misfortune be born Deaf and Dumb to fpeak ...
... Parker, Boo feller and Stationer, No. 72, Art of Speaking ;_ Containing, Firft, An Effay ; in which are given, Rules for exprefiing properly, the Paffions, and Humours whtich occur in Reading, or public Speaking ; and, 2dly, Leffons, takea from. the Antients ...
... * o' our moB celebrated crttieal Ceofors Speaks , Vj -k in the 'oliowing Words: 1 know not of .I'caioo Leitt-Slhat will affo, d more Inftruaion than Lady Catefcy’s-WTrile they d« ,i,. Imagination, they improve the Unde, 1. .tiding it, of LoidOSfory, which ...
... Staticner, No. 72,\Grafton-Street, HE Art of Speaking: Containing, Firft, An jin which are given, Rules for exprefling property the Principle Paffions, and Humours which occur 7 nm in Reading, or public Speaking ? and, 2dly, Leffo takea Antients aud Moderns ...
... PAINTINGS STAINED GLASS, &c. with the fuperior SPEAKING FIGURE. At Davis’s Room, No. 60, South Great George’s- ftrcet, open from eleven till five. HE Proprietors, with the utmoil Grati’ude, acl knowledge the vere dirtinguilhcd Refpeft with which the alvove ...
... jERVATS’* PAINTINGS IN STAINED GLASS, &c. with the fuperior SPEAKING FIGURE. Davis’* Long Room, No. 60, South Great George’sftreet, open from eleven till five. HE Proprietor*, with the utmoft Gratitude, aci knowledge the very diftinguilhed Refpedl w'th ...
... SOCIETY for promoting CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE and PRACTICE. This Day is publifhed. NO. 3.—ATradl againft Evil Speaking, Lying, Ra(b Vows, Swearing, Curfing, and Perjury ; being an ExtraA from Archbilhop 'Seeker. which is added, by the Editors, Caution againfl ...
... North-America, Mluitrated with Cuts; Price, bound, bus Il. The ART of SPEAKING; containing Rales for expteffing properly, the principal Paffions and Humours which occur in Reading or public Speaking ; together with Leflons taken from the Ancients and Moderns, ...