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... her throat, and passed a quiet night till between five and six o'clock in the morning, when she became stupid, and unable to speak. She con- tinued in that state until near ten, the girl thinking she was in a natural sleep - at which time, upon an attempt ...
... in the bell condition, and the fwifteft Tailors. It is observed, that the ministry have made choice of Such fea officers as Speak English, and are acquainted with the coafts of Ireland and Scotland. The choice of pitots is left to the captains of the packet ...
... Chai-U-ter of the Rev. Mr. Maurice G o v an, Rector of the faid Parifh of Wrabnefs- and as I had not the ieait FoaiidaUon'for Speaking the fame--, do think it incumbent on. me in tliis pubiick Manner to aik the faid Mr. Cough's Pardon for the lame ; and am ...
... dated April lecond . above c Dr. Black:rcd to Lord bftance of a at Account of ,cc, May 14, ifercnce with Account of n. the Speak- 1 rtl 24, 1765.1 ’Eon’s Over- 1 name I'd-1 . Acroant-W I ill great f». I natc the Chethc Noli Troigainit the laid | attempt ...
... 1765, WILLIAM CARDER, his Apprentice: He is about twenty Years of Age, and about five Feet and a half high, square-made, speaks distinctly, his Replies quick, and a soft Voice; has a dark- brown full Eye,, a full Face, and has on his Wrists four Letters ...
... /t. WO RD m TiitE-to Both Houfes,6£ jT\. PARI. I-^A ME NT., Recommended to the Perufal of each Member, before he either Speaks, or Vfttes^for, or againft,. _. . A MILITIA-B IL L. Net imprqper td pe^t|d by. eail tholb Gentlemen in the Country* who. ...
... Friday the Z2d ofNovember, it is humbjv requefted that thofe La- dies or Gentlemen who may intend them the favour ot Be- speaking, will, as foon as polfible, honour them with their commands. SUFFOLK. T TURNPIKE from SCOLE to BURY. HE next Meeting of the ...
... day, Septcmhei the Btli, will be preientc-el an Hil'o- r.cal Tragedy, call'd, GEORGE BARNWELL. To which will be added, a Speaking Pantomime, (for the Lall time of performing it tills feafon) call'd, H A R L X QJJ I N TOUCHSTONE. And, on Monday, Sept. ...
... onalfong)by Mr. Bark ?? And, POLLY, by Mlfs Juniry. (Being her fiifl appearance on this (lagt). Tv which will be added a Speaking Pantomime, (neve: performed here) call'd, HARLEQUIN TOUCHSTONE. Tickets to be had of Mr. Barren, andof Mr. Becham, at the ...
... prcftnteda Comedy, call'd, She S T 0 O P S to C 0 N fV TJ E R. To whicii will be added (for the Laft Time this Seafon) a Speaking Pautomi.ne, call'd, H A R I. h _M' I N T 0 U C H STON E. And, on Men ay, Oct. _?(thc Left Night but One) By 1)1 SIR E of ...
... Between the Piny and Fatce, an Intei lude call'd, L I N C Oû s T X A V I. I, S. To which will be .-id led, (never ?? bete) a SPEAK INCI PANTOMIME, a peuorned at the Theatie-Royalrn Drury.Lane, call'd, H A X I. L. (^U r N's IN V A SI ON. By D F, S 1 R ?? ...
... mufical, Rhapfudy ! or A BRITON, the Son of a BRITON; Compofed on the Birth of his Royal Highnefs the preftnt Pr.ot Wales % The Speaking and Singing Characters as follow, viz. Mars, the God ef War, by Mr. Dodd. Minerva, the Goddefs of Wifdom, Sec. by Mrs. Dodd ...