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... principal towns in Cumberland, preached a fermon to a crouded audience, from the 15th chapter of Numbers, and the 38th verfe : Speak unto the children of Iliael, and bid them that they make them fringes in the borders of their garments, throughout their g ...
... The JACK will furcly fwallow the ****. For rep C.cffec-hciife. N UMBE R S. Chap. XXXV. Ver. 9. Lord unto Mofes, faying, 10. Speak unto the children and fav unto them, 30. Whofo killeth any perfon, the murderer fhail put death the mouth witneffes. ,1. Moreover ...
... Guion ; Duncan, Mr. Gaudry; Malcolm, Mr. RoITc, Mr. Sherriffe; Scyton, Mr. Brookes; Siward, Mr. Wood ; Fleancc, Mifs Wood; Speaking Witches, Mrs. Didier, Mr. Edwin, and Mrs. Martin. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Sherriffe.——Singing Witches, Mr. Richards, Mrs. Glover ...
... Duncan, Mr.Gaudry; Malcolm, Mr. Didier; Roffc, Mr. Shciriffe; Scyton, Mr. Brookes; Siward, Mr. Wood; Elcancc, Mils Wood. Speaking Witches, Mrs. Shcrriffe, Mr. Edwin, and Mrs. Martin. LADY MACBETH, Mrs. LEE.—Singing Witches, Mr. Richards, Mrs. Glover, ...
... Duncan, Mr. Gaudry; Malcolm, Mr. Did Roffe, Mr. Sherriffe; Seyton, Mr. Brookes; Sixvard, Mr. Wood ; Fleance, Mifs Wood; .Speaking Witches, Mrs. Didier, Mr. Edwin, and Mrs. Martin. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. SberrifFe. Singing Witches, Mr. Richards, Mrs. Glover ...
... Duncan, Mr. Oaudry; Malcolm, Mr. Didier; RoiTc, Mr. Shcrriffe; Scyton, Mr. Brookes; Siward, Mr. Wood; i'lcancc, Mil's Wood.*—Speaking Witches, Mrs. Shcrriffe, Mr. Edwin, and Mrs. Martin. Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Lee.—Singing Witches, Mr. Richards, Mrs. Glover, ...
... player, perhaps, that this, or any other country ever produced. As to his poetical merit in the composition of the ode, it speaks for itself, and will only create our wonder, that such a talent, exercised to such an extent as it now appears, should have ...