... the name of Macaroni.' (Speaks as my Lady.) * Oh brava, brava ! '1 hat's my pretty dear, * Now let a modern modifh fair appear ; « No more of thefe old dowdy maids and wives, * Tell how fuperior beings pafs their lives.' (Speaks as Mifs.) * Till noon they ...

... form ; (he bow'd to tafte the wave, And ?? youth, docs beauty read the line ? Does fympathctick fear their brcaft alarm ? Speak, dead Mariaajhreathea ftrain divine ; L'en from the grave thou flialt have power to charm. Bid them bechafte, be innocent, ...

... fpreads the Ocean : Retaliate fpeaks the Cannon's Roar— Retaliate echoes from the Shore— The Genius of the is now awake— Speaks like brave Ruffel, frowns like noble Blake Calls fort.h Spirits, as old were known, When .England's Kitig vvascrown'd on Gallia's ...

... fion to ?? ures is join'd, , ±>y nature's moft delicate pencil defign'd j Where blufhes unbidden, and fmiles.without art, Speak the foftnefs and feeling that dwell in the heart ; Where in manners enchanting, no blemilh we trace, But the foul keeps the ...

... with the Small-pox, a sharp Nose, and speaks thick Catharine Lloyd says she is the Widow of Richard Lloyd, late of Swansea, appears to be about 35 Years Age, rather above the middle Size, pale Complexion, and speaks broken English. . , James Lawrence says ...

... the falle Regent kill',l j Ltt me with Care explore this will lought Field -. ll yet the do. bttul Vift'ry we may bnall j Speak -ji, m>it ?? I can tell — is't won or loft > On .onder 1.,11 have no Irtth Ttoopi been laid ? ) Or iii this Valley— 110 duk ...

... l>oth Sheffield, Saw-makers amt Par'.nei*s, having fome i ime fmcc alligned over all their vrtitc and Effetts to Mr. Alexander Speak of Sheffield Factor, James Smith, of Sheffield aforefaid, Iron- Mil tier, and Joseph Frith, the fame Place, Ironm after, • ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ftroying himfelf. Some circumllnnccs render it probable that he had given an opiate to the family before ihey retired to rcil. Speaking of this cataltrophe in one of his letters, he fays, 1 mc.in to clofc the eyes of fix perfoni through pcrf'efl humanity ...

... 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 ...

... Complimentary Care's with Ihrefhons for of all Ranks and Con' ditjons. Likevvife a new Syftem of Englifc Oratory, or, the Art of Speaking in Public with Propriety and Alfo A,, of Pleafing i„ R ulcs ?„d to form the pohte and entertaining Companion. which are prefixed ...