... the Pi inciple? of the Language, to IhoW Rules for pronouncing with P eciiion and Certainty , and to point out Methods for Speaking and Reading Public with Juftne s. Energy, Eale. The will illustrated a Duplay the SUBLIMK and BEAUTIFUL in fcnglifli Compofition; ...

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... Study nr F> plea ling toPfitcn*ot bfc Latha£~ feveial Pup who, ibnugl) but fix ttniler , hi* Ca:c, read, liacflate, write Speak French; and any B who will attend carcully his Lellonv roa)> ' thejefore, cxpetl ike fame Improvement,. , THE RUDIMENTS THE ...

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... Bufluffs in this honourable Houle and is all ont, hither be proper or not, if lets the Wcr'd know that he can lay lomething—Mr. Speak r, Ice plainly that this Motion will have evd cndcncy, becaule T on AdvcrnlVimnis iathc Bulwark the Nation- Sir, are too rch ...

... Will find llicle two Oigans, like Polc-ftars, a-part. A Speech Hours told his Soundnefs of Lungs, XVithcv’iy high Talent to Speaking belongs. At the Call ’$ Whitlle, led on the Pack, yuh gadgets of Funds, and Chuitcrs a-back; Louis had Credit for more than ...

... Ickaed trvm the belt \Viitcr>, srjddilpolcd untier proper Held*, wilh » View to faediule Ahe Improvement of Youth Hesdinu and Speaking. Tow huh is prefixed, ESSAY ELOCUTION, by William ENruLD, L. L. 1). Ufluter on the Belle Lettres the Ac idem) Warringion ...

... Digcltian, and the Weight Barley-corn taken when going Bed will nvihtcn the Month and p. event Third the Night. Pei Cons who Speak in Public IhuuUl never without it, taken when any Irritation perceived in the Lung*, &c. it cft'cctually prevents a Fit Co ...

... fen. Cert. Gayer, Bland. Reading Milton, Prem. Thornton, Thoma*; Prole Prem. Findlay, jun. Lloyd, Arehoal; Cert. Jonc*. Speaking, Semple, fen. Thoma*, Jones. Cert. Thornton, Roper, fen. Catechism, Psem. Semple, jun. Parvin; Cert. Bland. Mr. Da;ling bgs ...

... any Revenue :n ; nor enn conceived wby the Clciks Oflice ilioulcl be thus fa- liirough-'ut the whole S- ]* is 'ped that (he Speak r w!l! nor his aticn permitiing. fucli inanifeft partial to be done und.r San6ti(;n and that proper ()rde:s will this Day given ...

... Edmond Sexton Per**, tlie Speaker, far ins upright and prudent Conduct during this vshtcli was agree*.! to cot. The with the Speak-r went to the Caftle with 'he Addrefsbf 'l his Excellency the Lorn Lieutenant, for his prudent, juli, and wife after the Houle ...

... act, but quite unprepared for, and unacquainted with the Subjed he wiflied to difculs. Hence arif-s all that Superficiality Speaking, or I may fay, that round-about Way of coming to the of a Subject for Want of Information j and hence all that Confufion ...