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... Win Wilfon, maller's mate, dangeroufly ; Francis Yeats, carpenter's mate, lightly ; Jofeph Thomp. fon, dangeroufly ; John Speaks, badly; P. Saunders, badly; William Palmer, Philip M'Garret, James Groves, flightly, feamen; Richard Haines, boy, flightly ...
... owverthrow the conflitution, E. Ay ; the fat’s all in the fire ; indeed, Mr, Sheriff, we’re undone to allintents and purpofes., W. Speak for yourfclf, my Lord. I have not railed at remonftrances one day, and voted for them the next. You may indeed go down to Dulwich ...
... kind of adMance. The laws the land and the laws of the church were happily hai moniz.d, and inenvations ccn’u not atturpted —Speaking of the ovcituies themlelves, the revd. gendeman delivered himfclf neaily the following purport; 1 am a clergyman ; and the ...
... acquainied with the Latin’or other languaiges.) A NEW G R A MM A R W I TH Exercifes of Bad Englifh : ), an rASY CUIDE [0 SPEAKING and WRITING Tueg ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROPERLY and CORRECTLY. In rour rarrs. Containing, 1. ORTHOGRAPHY, or true fpelling, the ...
... crucifix, which ihey prefented from time to time to the prifoners, continued to perplex them in the molt mdifereet manner. i( Speak of him, (laid one the noblemen who was to fuffer) who died for our fins and was raif*d for our jollification, ana then will ...
... USEoe € OMMONS. e X 'u’:, zfi%mr‘h Rasogicci i A Der hyLren¥ gv the ‘Carr of the Hopsaa .~ | , M‘Bbrg,f\g{s“éz:';fifvfiqfifi,w Speakes, to | “#gcount, for ‘his_defauk Tn mot attending —Upon | which. be rofe and fuid, that his “excufe was fimply Lo Gapd-to rwo ...
... awful by deftroyiug himfelf. Some cirrumllances render it probable that hid given opiate the family before they retired relt. Speaking of this cat.iftrophe in one of his letters, fays, I mean to clofe the ryes of (lx perfons throughly in perftfl humanity, ...
... was cal led to order. He rofe five or fix times, but proceeding witl great heat, was univerfally called to order, and the Speaks obliged to infift upon his filence in the moft perccupiory manner. Mr Fox paid many compliments to the Irith Volunteere and ...
... lafl. Of whom may be had, (Price, fourteen pence.) FISHER’s GRAMMAR, «with Exercifes of b:d Englifh :Or an eafy Guide to Speaking ard Writing the Englith Language elegantly and correéély 3 by ewhich ANy Perfon, of @ tolerable Gapacity, may, in.a [bort ...
... count Hemming s lettors to count Bruh), written feme weeks before the king of Pruflia’s invafion of Saxohy the year 1760. Speaking of what might be expeded from Spain* he obferved, that the court of Madrid, o'n the icore of religion, was more to be depended ...
... calf) LESSONS 1~ ELOCUTION;: OR, A SELECTION of PIECES in PROSE and VERSE. 2,14 For the Improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. ! As well as for the perufa! of Perfons of ‘Tafte, With an APPENDIX containiag the Principles of Englith Grammar; By WILLIAM ...
... In j ft. motion produced anotner Ayes, Majority Houle put into comon the furthci coiilhleration of the pub_• petitiom. The Speak*r left the cl-.air, !, Mr Hu.Tey having taken h;s feat the table f.li running rofe, and defined that the refolul '.s tom- to ...