... Cards. I with Directions for addreffing Perfons ofall-Ranks and Conditions. Likewife a new Syftcm Oratory, or, the Art of Speaking Public with Propriety and Elegance. Alfo the Art of Pleafing in Conversation, with Rites and Maxims 1 to form the polite ...

... 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 ...

... e, Long-Clofe, Sbeep-Clofe, Todlow, and Croft, ertimated to contain Twenty-three Days Work of Land, and occupied by Henry Speak, Rachael Wildbore, and Jofeph Wilkinfon. Lot 28. AMeffuage, Barn, and the feveral Clofes of Land, call'd Delf-Hill, Broom-Htll ...

... will, purify the paflions, (lie minds of youth to the purfuit proper objelts; and to facilitate their reading, writing, and Speaking the EngliAt language with elegance and propriety. Particularly adapted for the ufe of our eminent fchools academies, as well ...

... 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 ...

... in ftate to the Houfe of Peers, and being feared on the throne, in his Royal Robes, and the .Commons at the bar, with their Speak- er, his Majefty gave the Royal Aflent to the following bills : The Britiih fifhery bill, the Clyde marine bill, the rock fait ...

... td inft. was married, at Child- wall, Mr. Thomas Balmer, of Aiehburgh-hall, to Mifs Grace, daughter of Mr. Ifatc Grace, of Speak - hall. ' ' Monday fe'nnight was married at Preftwich, Mr. Joiin Tetlow, of Manchefter, to Mif* Lancafliire, of* the former ...

... 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 ...

... , Long-Clofe, Sbecp-Clofe, Todlow, and Croft, eftimated to contain Twenty-three Dayi Work of Land, and occupied by Henry Speak, Rachadl Wildbore, and Jofeph Wilkinfon.. Lot 28. AMeffuage, Barn, and the feveral Cldfes of Land, call'd Delf-Hill, Broom-Hill ...

... lofe, Long-Clofe, Sbeep^hfe, Todlow, and Croft, eftirmted to contain Twenty-three Days Work of Land, and occupied by Henry Speak, Rachael Wildbore, and Jofeph 'vtilkinfop. Lot as. A MeflViage, Barn, and the feveral Clofes of Land, call'd Delf-Bill, Broom-HiU ...

... , Long- Clofe, Sbeep-Clofe, Ttdlow, and Croft, eftimated to contain Twenty-three Days Work of Land, and occupied by Henry Speak, Rachael Wildbore, and Jofeph Wilkinfon. Lot 28. A Meffuage, Barn, and the feveral Clofes of Land, call'd Delf-Hill, Broom-Hill ...

... whom having a particular Syftem of his own, which he endeavours to put in practice, the b'.ifmefs of the boy is, properly Speaking, to unlearn, and his education is confequently fpoiled. It appears probable _by the Parliament being pro- rogued to folate ...