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... ANew- Univerfal Etymological ENGLISH DICTIONARY : A Work highly ufeful to fuch as would Underhand what they Read and Hear, Speak what they Mean, and Write true Englifh. Originally compiled by N. BAILEY, affificd in the ','Aathematicel Part by G. GORDON ...
... Norman, and Modern French, Italian, Spasia l,3 ; ' 4 • A. Work highly ufeful to fuch as Would Uncle fland what they Hear, Speak what they Mean and Write true Englifh. Pa Originally compiled by Si. BAILEY, affifted in the -Mathernat. by G. GORDON ; in ...
... and a Cbair-houfe, fituate in. Rowlell, adjoining each other, in the Holding of Samuel Griffith, Efq; Mr. Ward, and Samuel Speak, at the yearly Rent of 31. 7 Dwelling-Houfe on Pride-Hill aforefaid, in the Holding of Captain Clealancl, at the yearly Rent ...
... the Cafe in Ani.ver to Mr. Bromfield. The belt Method for making Mortar: Philofoplical Tranfaaions epitomized. The Art of Speaking, applicable to the elegy. ' Sir Ed. Hawke's Account of deftroying the French Fleet. AtithenticAccomt of the Life ofJohn Ayliffe ...
... aEling at Drury-Lane; the Hillary of a very rare Cafe in Surgery; Remarks on the Letter to two Grea't Men, Anirnadverfions on Speaking in the Pulpit ; Defetas the Marriage Aa,exe-mPitied by a Love. Adventure; Remarkable Difpofition-of two Mariners at Jamaica ...
... ?ruffian Army, Prince Henry is every Day more and mom, beloved. The King his Brother places unlimited Confidence in him. Speaking of his Royal Highnefs to fume General Officers, his Majetly °Very. ed that he could fay of him what was very extraordinary ...
... throwing a Light on the real Origin of prefent War in Get many, and the Intrigues of fevera I Powers, PO' 0: IL The Art of Speaking, and NoichngorteSTongue, in fib tit-deftly recommended to the feripus .Perufal Candidates by a CAivnpAi.g, I'ric Ts. ;JI ...
... Origin of the pat} and prefent War in Germany, and the Intrigues of feveral Powers.. Pr. as. 6J._ few,!cl. 11, Toe Art of Speaking, and Holding one's Tongue, in and out of Doors, earneftly recorrithendidlo the fetious Perufal of all Candidates and Eledtors ...
... Saxony, by an eminent Hand; throwing a Light on the real prefent War in Germany, and the Intrigues of feveral The Art of Speaking and Holding one's in earneftly recommended to the ferious Pei ufal of all Candid` by a CANDIDATE. Price IS. • ' 111. Did ...
... Yeiterdav at the King's to be pt off till Michaelmas Term. 6' t ate' The Freedom of the Fret, that is, of Printing, Writing, and Speaking, is uat only the Birthright of Englifhmen, but alfo of Ufe to .thole in Power ; therefore, Printing is -Ufe to the in Power ...
... Malealm Mrs. Godwin, Donalbain Mr. Morgan, Seatort Mr. Foe, Officer Mr. Cooke's; DoElor Mr. Hartley, Fleance Mifs Hickman.—Speaking and Singin,i Witches Mrs. Murden, Mrs. Q2elch, Mrs, Keafberry, Mrs. Dorman, &T.—Hecate Mr. Kear.—Lady Macbeth Mrs. Ward,—The ...
... for the Merchants. !: ia • • 2 '• . l'erfia, that there have been two Confpiracies againft On ;Saturday the fer.of the Speak ' er -Capt. Dewar came ( skarn, but that that Prince having had timely Notice to the India Houle, with the or the above ' ...