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... Regulation of the Select Society for promoting the Reading and Speaking of the English Language in Scotland. AS the intercourfe between this part of Great Britain and the capital daily increafes, both 011 account of bufinefs and amufement, and muft ftill ...
... The MIMIC BLACKBIRD; THE annals of the feather'd race (No matter for the time and pla ce Speak of Blackbird's mimic Who with his pliant throat Could imitate each note, . The fulleft fwell, or piercing th> When perch'd upon his favourite cif His tricks ...
... caercl-, ieltv ered ut a famous Speaking Club ?? t f London, on the ?? ?? * * L ■ Q V E S T 1 O N : -ft be-in our powen in what ftate of life is ■ ?? c ' ' V niii eafily acquired-. | ...
... This day is publifbed. And Sold by the Auihor JAMES GILKIE Writer in Edinburgh, A TREATISE, entitled, SPEAK EVI L OF NO MAN, BVTO.F T H E INJUSTICE DONE BY MEN, Price One Shilling. 11l this treatife the Author has been obliged to exemplify from ancient ...
... Account unknown Youth, who speaks an unknown Language, lately found in Normandy; published -with View of difcovering his Relations.—Translated from the French Papers of Sept. 8. 1784. TN the beginning of March laft, young man, of about feventeen years ...
... II AYES. Ceafe your clatter. ■ All ihe Old Women, Speak, and cafe Us ol our fear. AIR. IVould you gain a tender creature. ...
... Thing is quiet and peaceable at Lon- don, but that the Merchants are greatly difficult d how to act at prefent, as properly Speaking it cannot be faid to be either Peace or War. ...
... Oh i Hayes was from the coach-box thrown. Firft Old Woman. Oh! he'rdead, alas ! he's gone. Still he lies as any ftone. — -Speak my dear, my Billy, fpeak— — Sure my tender heart will break. Oh ! fure, too lure, my tender heart will break. ...
... Concert-Hall Canongate, A Conceit of Mufick, with a Tragedy called, MACBE A T H. Macbeath by Mr. Lee, Banquo by Mr. Griffith. Speaking und Singing Witches by Mr. Stamper, &c. And Lady Macbeath by Mr. Price. With the origi- nal Mufick, Decorations, &v. -With ...
... Mr, Erafmus, Carver; her Name, &c. in my next. On Sunday Evening arrived at St. Helen's, his Majefty's Snow Swallow, Capt. Speak, from the Eaft-Indies: Her Arrival gives a great Pleafure, as it v/as the general Opini- on fhe would never be heard of any ...
... Coffin only can fecure her l,7 Doxvjger—in ancient flouncet, ttb and fpeciacles, ibis age denounces— i thus (he moralizes [Speaks like an , old -woman 'low bold and forward each young flirt appears! in time, laftedfeven years— j. little months couife, ...
... Coffin only can fecure her l,7 Doxvjger—in ancient flouncet, ttb and fpeciacles, ibis age denounces— i thus (he moralizes [Speaks like an , old -woman 'low bold and forward each young flirt appears! in time, laftedfeven years— j. little months couife, ...