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... While Patriot Princes thus delight, No Hymns they need Of Claffick Paternal Virtues to _endear To found alone ourCxfar's Name, Speaks every Requifite to Fame; And thikes, with Senfe fublime, the Ear. • A I R, When the Race of true,Glory • Calls Heroes to {tart ...
... the Lethargy in which they have too . _long lived, and make them fee their own Danger. Speak 'to ' 'them, perfuade them as knowing the Terrors of the Lord.— ' 'Speak to their Hearts and Confciences with Rich Plainnefs as becomes . the Minifters of the ...
... M. d'Arnaud, on taking his Seat in tfie Affeinbly th Royal Academy of Sciences and Belle Lettres on 1 8th of this Month. Speaking of his prefent reignlVfaiefty of Pruiiia; How fhall I (far be) deferibe a in whom the Warrior, the Legiflator, the Politic ...
... fabulous Hittories. 8. Grammar and Language, particularly of the Englifh Tongue. 9. Rhetorick and Oratory; .or the Art of Speaking eloquently. io. Logic; or the Art of Realoning .and Perfuafion. 11. Ontology; or the Science of Being ,abliraaedly onfidered ...
... the South Sea C ompany. Pin- deluding young VVorrien. Podential Maxims. Moral Ef- litical ObfervatiOns on the lays on Evil Speaking, scan- Power and Revenues of 'dal, DetraStion Avarice and France and Holland. 'Wattle- Luxury. A ,Scheipe to im- inatical ...
... who cartie . np, and rifled the Gentleman's Pockets. Lail. Week died at his - Seat at lOillington in Somerfetfhire, Eitorke Speake,• Efq. • He reprefented in the four lait Parlialnent . s the Vpropgh of .11,/ . lilbourniPort, Tan, and Wells. , . , . . ...
... - Spain the Crown has bought off an , heavy Ectlefiaftical Grievance. When will this come - to foine Body'selfe Turn , ? - Speak, ye Direaors in Poffeflion; or zp,ropote, ye Candidates for Dirte4lion.! . On Friday Evening hit, about Six o'.Clock, Michael ...
... tvorking n his Majefly l ,s Ship Kent veci Orders to wor k on her all Ni g ht, as did the,Mait;l4kers and Capitern-Houfe.. Capt. Speake .is 'arrived, at mouth, to take upon him the Command Of the faid Ship. i Lieutenant Colonel Waleh 4„appointed by his Majelty ...
... Dunbar's, and Sir Peter Halket's ; all the above Draughts are to be ready and affernbled at Cork before the 40th Irritant. Capt. Speake is appointed Commander of the Kent 11;lan War of feventy Guns, now getting ready at Po'rtfinouth to fail to the Eaft-Indies ...
... whiffle Whoame again. EPILOGUE. Written by Mr. GARRICK. Spoken 4y Mr; WOODWARD in the CbaraSyr sr afine Gentleman. Enter—Speaking without. n Shaw !—damn your Epilogue—and hold your Tongue— Ir. Shall we of Rank be told what's Right and . Wrong Had you ...
... -10 113 SpeCCf JOHN PAY TON, at the White Lion in Sri attord. Wi L LI A nay RNER ofWickham, and ri T u it NRI--,•,1-I,34eY' Speak No Money, Jewels, Plate, Writings, &e. to be antWer'd tor ° es to the . _Eigi;oleizltire Satis loft, except they are enter'd ...
... Accident their whole Magazine was in a !bolt Time entirely confumed. Extra& from Dr: SMOLLETT'S much-admired Hiftory of England. Speaking of the Manners of the Times '(Anno 1692) he fays, By this Time indeed, public Virtue was be come the Object of Ridicule ...