... 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 ...

... of the queition, will venture to affirm, ill, That there is no Statute existing, which that fpecific difability, which we Speak of is created. If there be, let it be produced. The argument will then an end. zdly, That there is no precedent all the proceedings ...

... He pretended to no high fcientific knowledge in the art of building ; and he wrote without much attention to critical art. Speaking with Mr. Pope of the fables in comedy of JEiop, the latter faid to him, Prior is called the knglifh Fontaine, for his tales; ...

... 'is not a more certain Mark of an ill-dcfigning, or impotent Adminiilration, than Attempts to reitrain the Liberty of Speaking or Writing. We are informed that Mrs. Macaulay, the celebrated Hitiorian, Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, who tranilated the Works ...

... tives in parliament ; Lord Digby, then member for Dorfclfliiie, opened a fpecch in the houle in the following words : Mr. Speak.br, n. c You have received now afi lemn account from b't 01 the (hires of England, of the feveral grievances and opprcflions ...

... 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 ...

... Band, vocal and inftrumental.—Mr. Garrick’s Recita- - tion was admirable, fo admirable that it may be called, The Triumph of SPEAKING over SINGING ; for the excellent Compofition of Do&tor Arné was in fome Meas fure overcome by the Dramatic Powers of our ...

... fays this Hiftorian, more certain Mark of defigntng, or impotent Adminiliralion, than Attempts to rejirnin the Liberty of Speaking or Writing. Onc-of the Improvements in Artillery now under Proof Woolwich, a new Conftrmftion of Bombs, and which, if it ...

... fword in real private engagement, for lie thought duelling the raoft execrable cuftom that was ever introduced amoug fociety. Speaking of the Czarina Anne Iwanowna, then Emprefs of Rufjia, this Writer reprefents her a perfon of a bold and noble fpirit, like ...

... this Iriitloi ian, a more certain Mark ol an ill-dtfiguiug or imfettut Aimiuifirutiem, titan I. to i-t-jirtiin UM Liberty ol Speaking or We hear a Stop will be put to permitting Leave f;r F.nligni flt Cornell purch.fing Com- ; ' for tl future, We hear that ...

... Learning are laid down in a Way moft for trying the Genius and advancing the Inflruetion of In Twelve Parts, viz. T. On Reading, Speaking, anii, , Yri ing Letters, a. On Geometry. 3. On GeograPY lt he Aftronomy. 4. On Chronology and Hiftory. 5. ° ri g 00 torick ...

... principal towns in Cumberland, preached a iermon to a crouded audience, from the 15th chapter of Numbers and the 38th verfe ; Speak unto the ctnldren oftfrael, and bid them that they make , them fringes in the fcorders their garments, through Sit their . ...