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... Theatres, at the ading of the moft emineat Plays, The whole being intended to make Young Perfons acquainted with the ArRT of SPEAKING, and to_imprels upen their Minds sentiinents of Morality. To keep the Field all Methods wwe'll purfue ; The Conflicts glorious ...
... DICTICJNAftY of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, on a Plan. which prefixed, compendious Grammar. And at the End are added, Rulet for Speaking and Writing EttglUh, and Directions for Diftinftion. Jn Dictionary every Word is accented to prevent vicious Pronunciation ...
... different Theatres, the afling of the molt eminent Plays. The whole being intended make young acquainted with the Art of Speaking, and upon their Minds Sentiments Mo: dity. keep the Field, all Methods we'll The Conflict's glorious ! tot we light for You ...
... lately (poker, different Theatres, the the molt eminent Plays. The whole being intended to make pe»fon« acquainted with the Art Speak and upon their Mind* Sentiments of Moi. lit v. keep the Field, all Methods we'll The glorious ! fight for Add, fhould we fad ...
... 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 ...
... thould prove true, 4 wil’ no mall embarraffment the M.nittry, as the Sheriffs, it is thoug will ciiclaim all obedicace to the Speak«r’s war ant tor the election of another Member tar It is reported that @ Frecas a very traordinary kind happened berween a ...
... gad AS PE L N(J DIC UNAR V the engi.ish Language, » New which is piefixed, con pencil .us Grammar. And E,id are Rules for speaking and and Directions to,-ami, ciim., this Dictionary every' Word prevent a vicious Pi ion the Number Syllables arc pointed ...
... ‘Roof the ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Oa a new Plan. To which is prefized, a compendious Grammar. And at the End are added Rules fur Speak- ing and Writing Englith, aid for add:efiing Perions of Dif In this Di€ionary every Word is accented to prevent a vicious ; ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... is The Printer doubt a (winging price for admitting it fhort paragnphthat has afhadow offomething I to make a fhort ion Speaking the Playeis hit fays They are the the law that mttlt no Jultice re hightmft repofed in him to the iscoiii-try!”— Good God ...
... Dingeftow the thereof Enquire Mr Catchmayd Monmouth 21 1774 Ue an where Gentlemen Manner and taughtthc following a Education viz Speaking of Englilh Language Cor-n Arithmetic Ufe of the Globes in French Italian Latin and Fencing Drawing Riding Mufic choofe to ...