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... Holmetj%d Jofeph Hait- ley, of Haworth. Mary Naylor, of Stceton. Sul'an Earr- wood } John Mofley ; John Gregfon, tnd John Speak, of Keighley. Mary Marfden, and Mary Walker, of Skipton, Ellin Mafon, of Burnfall. Sarah Dinfdall, of Hebden. Mar- garet W ...
... Royal Academy have lately received the createft Applaufe] Inferibed to the Hon. C. FOX, ...
... the Royal Academy have lately received the greateft Applaufe] InfcribidtothtHon. C. FOX, and t. BURKE, Efqj THE NEW ART of SPEAKING ; or A Complete Modern Syltem of RHETORIC, ELOCUTION, and ORATORY Comprifing all the Rules of thofe elegant Arts ; and including ...
... infefted that fea, and taken a number of prizes. _Ncweaftle Chroniclel] We were in hopes Mr Kemble's Lefture on the Art of Speaking would have been productive of a critique from the pen of fomc ingenious friend. — We fhould have been happy to have inferted ...
... Entertainment. THEATRE. ON MONDAY Evening, Auguft 7, 1780, at Seven o'Clock, Mr. KEMBLE will deliver a LeSlure on the Art of Speaking. PART FIRST. SACRED ELOQUENCE, [With Alterations] Exemplified in an Extraß againft Oaths, from Sami John Chryf ftom't 15th ...
... for of Settle. Margaret Atkinfon, of Kiiby-M.lhamdale. Edward Cook, Benjamin Whittle, and Robert Lund, of Guif- burn. Ellin Speak, of Bolton-Wclt, committed to the Houfe of Correction. Jafhe, Moorby, of Long-Frellon. William H.rrifon, of E.fington. Barnard ...
... feieaffl from the beft Authors, and difpofed under P ro Heads, with a View facilitate the Improvement of in Reading and Speaking, as wtll as to lead young PerM&l into fome Acquaintance .with the moft valuable and imprefs apon their Minds tire Sentiments ...
... Exercises in elocution, from the beft Authors, ind difpofed under proper Heads, with a View to facilitate the Youth m : ng and Speaking, well lead young Persons into fome Acquaintance with the moft valuable Writers, and upon their Miads |he Sentiments of Honour ...
... Will; purify the Paflions; direft the Minds of Youth the Purfuit proper Objefts; aud to facilitate the* Reading, Writing, and Speaking the Englilh Language with Elegance and Propriety. Divided into fmall Portions for the Eafe of Reading the ClafTics. By J ...
... the Paffions; direft the Minds of Youth to the Pursuit of proper Ohjeftt ; and to facilitate their Reading, Writing, and Speaking the Englifh Language wifh Elegance and Propriety. Divided into fmall Portions for the Eafe of Reading the claflics. By J ...
... E. .. Af,er lhe T. be perr.>rm*d K E S R t'j ODE V«al Parti by Tyler, Mr Inebhld, Mt* Sihmhor'ne, Mil Lenf, tec. he. The Speaking Pan Mr. KIMBLE. The Stage will form in the Manner an ORATORIO. W *h'>le BAND will perform. With F A R E will cxprciT.J in ...
... SCRA E. After the PUy, will perform'd SHAKESP£ARE'S ODE. Vocal Parti Mr Tyler, Inebbald, Sihtrtbornct Mrs Ling, See. c. The Speaking Part by Mr. KE M The Stage will in the Manner of an ORATORIO, where the whole BAND will perform. To H'blcb iviHbc adJ'd (by ...