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... Bookfellers. Of whom may had {Price One Shilling bound) FISHERY GRAMMAR; mth EXERCISES of BAD ENGLISH Or, An Eafy Guide to Speaking and Writing the Eng I if) Language elegantly and correßly ; which any Perfon of a tolerable Capacity, may, in fhort Time ...
... latter, on the fubject of tleir million it feews thofe perfons did not ar ouli iall y, but ivere underflood informally to Speak the language of the Minifter. They rs expreffed the great irritation the Diredqory h had againft the United States, and particu- ...
... Flamen capers to his Lore ; Calls loud to Baal, and courts the Scarler whore : Thro’ Shylock’s Glafs the Great Meffiab fces ; Speaks, writes, and votes, for Infidcls ———— and Fees. Roufe then, ye Chriftians of thefe Northern Climes ; b Ler Britifh Virtues ...
... boundin ealf, LESSONS Ixn ELOCUTION; OR, A SELECTION of PIECE> in PROSE and VERSE. For the improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. Aswell 25 fortne poufal of Perfons of Tafte. With an APPENDIX contaimng the Principles of Enzlith Grammar, By WILLIAM sCOTI'T ...
... could a& fingly for the fervice of his country—or, whether circumftances would warrant Him-to retire, and not a& at all. Speaking to the bill before the Houfe, he faw no oecelfity for it, and would ftate his reafons on the report. Mr Fox, in the courfe ...
... agree, fi that at no period of our hiftory were we in a better condition to repel any aggreffion on the S part of the enemy. Speaking of the threat- ai ened invafion, he faid, the proper feeling u -vas neither wholly to defpife their menaces, nor, on the ...
... December lag. Ot whom may be had, (Price, fourteen pence.) FISHERS GRAVMAR, with Exercifes of b:d Euglith : Or an eafy Guiae to” Speaking and Writing the Engl.th Languayc elegantly and correétly s by which ANY Perfon, of a tolerable Capacity, may, in a_ fhort ...
... in calf) LESSONS i~ ELOCUTION; OR, A SELECTION of PIECES in PROSE and VERSE. For the lmprovement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. As well as for the perufal of Perfons of Tafte. Withan APPENDIX containing the Principles of Englith Grammar. By WILLIAM ...
... of the country, and he will not fuffer oppref- fion to enfeeble the arm which is lifted up a- gain [1 our public enemies. Speak plainly to him as I do to you; tell him what you know; tell him what you feel, what you fear 3 tell him the Scots are not generally ...
... the place for fem.l: flaves. Sle afierwaras fell into convulfions, coatinued in that ftate for three days, and then expired. Speak. inp ac a profeflional man, he was of opinion that the futpending and fiogging were cacfes of dhie convalfions, and her death ...
... few copies on finer paper n-.atly b U' d in LESSONS in ELOCUTION: SELECTION »f PIE; e VERSE. Pur IKt of Youth Reading ami Speaking. A> « c'l for the pcrufal Perfona of Tafte. c.mtaining the P'inciplei of En.-hlh Gra-rmar. WILLIAM SCOTr, Teacher Englilh ...
... to command me to ae. quaint you, that he wili defer declaring the caufes of calling this Parliament till there thall be » Speakes “of the I HAVE the greateit fatisfa&ion in meeting you in Parliament at this time, after recurring, in fo important a moment ...