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... the Gentlemen near i in t i l e Confevences . of our ConduCl. Lord Mayor lets up no Pretenfion to the 4.,,1er of a Great Speak:r, but always has, .er will,fpeak and ad t with thatrirmncli and hr,:;tri which are effential to the Trull repofed in Public ...
... Third, refneeting the Power granted to the Attorney General, otliug informationsix (ph. The Motion was fecouded by Mr, The Speak- • Occ;tion were Mr, 1 ...
... the prefent Adminiwhether they were made of fupple Mate: • lir not. In (his Paroxylin of Spaniih Haugh,. :‘t he began with Speaking in a Strain a little to Lord Weymouth; but thig truly EnOilli .'.._ilenian cut the infolent Spaniard quite !bort, 10iing ...
... Deputy Serjeant at Arms ' 4Paearect, and declared, that hearin,,,a• the Mellinger Cultedy, he was come, by order of the Speak- to dC111:1111.1 that the faiti Mellinger, together with )tild be delivered up to hint; but his r,:thia proce'ded in the Bellies ...
... prefixed, A Compendious Englith Grammar, with Concife, Hiltorical Account of the Language. And at the End are added, Rules for Speaking and Writing Englilh, and Direltions for addreffing Ptrlims of Diainalott.— In this DiCtionary each Word is accented to prevent ...
... which is prefixed, 'A /lions Engliih, Grammar, with a Concife, Hiftorical of the Language. And at End are added, Rules for Speak' ing and Writini Engliih, and Diredions fur addrefling Ptrfuss ot Dittinition.— In this Diel v .ary each Word is accented to ...
... of many Inhabitants in this Town, it will be fold at the above Place. in finall Qz..antities at 7d. Halfpenny per Pound. Speak of her as you find - her,—nor Jet down ;tut in Malice, then Inuit you fpeak of one,--that beautiful indeed ; indeed ? Ali, ...
... , on Monday next the Sth of June will be delivered the Firft of a COURSE of Eight LECTURES on the Theory and Practice of SPEAKING, By JOHN HERRIES, A.M. • Wherein w!I be confiii-rt:d at large the Naturz, Formation, Harmony, Extent, and Exp, effion of ...
... tut Evening, at. the Afrembly Room in the Square, the Rev. Mr. HENRIES will deliver his LECTURE on theThsory andPraftice of SPEAKING. —Part I. An introductory Addrefs. Qualifications of the Orator. An Account of the Organs and Formations lof the VOICE. Part ...
... the Square, the Rev. Mr. HERRIES will deliver his Fourth LEC TUBE on the Theory an-lPraftice of SPEAKING. —Part I. The Theory of Whifpering,'Speaking, and of Singing.—Method of teaching the D Lurch to, fpeak.-- . — The Caule and Cure of Impediments ...
... deliver his Seventh LEC . IU Eon the Theory An dPraaie of L 'he Beauty sand 171 e-of the on reading, reciting, and extempore Speaking. artificial an 3 u natural Tone3.-.,0i1 . iervile for perfaative Elognenoe.—The Tones of the Paflions in speech, arid Vocal ...
... Wednefday next the isth of July Intl. will be delivered the Fir(l of a CouKe of Eight Leeturts on the Theory and Praelice of Speaking, By the • Rev. JOHN HERItIES, A. M. N. Each of the're Leetures contains two Parts; the one upon the Nature and Cultivation ...