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... enterprises. Behold yenehaite and temperate man his looks bloom with health he feems perfectly cool and deliberate, and yet both Speaks and acts with irit and vivacity, Turn now your eyes; view the rake here fro the bed of ; how pale and haggard how languid ...
... Eniign, vice Pairick mown, preferred. Richard , Gent, to Eniign, 'vice George Godfrey by Purchase. 37th, ieutenant Edward Speaks, from Half- Pay, Lieutenant, vice George Iliude, exchanges^ 50th, Firft Lieutenant Thomas, the Regiment of Foot, to Captain ...
... Debts either to Mr oba Speakman, cf Atos, in the fad County, or Ralph of Wakua the a eted in the vs Will o« the faid Wiliam Speak min (to whom alone foch Debts caa be oF they will be fied for the fame without tur- ther N. tice. Acc 21 Perfons who have amy ...
... o’Clock ; when they adjourned. ' this C immittee. Part of the public Accounts were accurately examined, and there was muuh Speaking, which being merely Difputes about Figures. ,and .Modes of Computation. were ne.titer important or dcofivo enough demand ...
... tune t»e employed negotiating new terms of pacification. h>- being read for going into a Committee upon India affairs, the Speak left the- Chan and the Petition the India Company, Lit week, was referred the tame Committee. Mr. got up, and expatiated long ...
... obferved that there ivas llar.d Oroer, that no Motion for new Matter made after a fixed Hour without Leave of the Houfc. The Speak laid there was indeed fuch Order, but it was obft.lete, and 1 never been minded. The Maiquisof K Idarc inftfted that Sir W:l- ...
... lummons. What ftrlnk. C r on ,t ,CntS ,hink tl,c,r champion, if he When r e u,Jr, y ire * Patriot, however me ins, by 1 to tbe'speak ci\ C ' rh on-attendance A« there is to be call of the Houf,- Comh^Rn 0 ' 1 ,ht t Pren l e, jt ••imagined, *i|| open ...
... celebrated Epilogues have lately fpoken in the differed Theatres at the aifting moll eminent Thiwhole young Per-fons the Art of'Speaking and to itrprefs upon Morality To keedhe Field all sva’il pifrfue The glorious fight : we fail gain the wifh’d Applaufe At ...
... the Motion, and Mr. Oliver and Mr. aienn (joke in Support of it. The Treafury Bench fat with gre :t Patience during . the Speaking, and haring la-and no more meant to take up the Argument, they called for the (anyation, and the Hoofe divided, when the ...
... H'Uket ?? reputation, eifcaMr. Horue.'X Mr. Home, however, proceeded thus : « I am not, oentiernen, to br intimidated iron • Speaking my Sentiments; I come here as a • freeholder of Middlefex, and will exert that « right in behalf of my.elf and others. 1 ...
... in a}! papers. — At the initant the Speaker had done, his Lordftsi called for the order of the day, and no perfan rifing to Speak on either fide, no f urther notice was taken of the affair. The seport yefterday, at the wet end of the town, was not tha but ...
... naughty and diflnyal. Refiftlefs Powâr, unbounded Might Aic deemâd Sovâreignâs facred Right; Both Law, and Law's Speak him foie Lord all the Nation; Statutes, by Inference, declare it. * Mansfield and Hutchinfon will fwear it : Army and Senate ...