Bt JOHN WALKEK,
... By JOHN WALKER; Author of Elements of Elecution, Rhyming Melody of Speaking delineated, &c. 2? Fora charaéter of this Book, fee the Analytic Review for June, 1791, &c. &c. ...
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IMPEDIMENTS IN SPEECH,
... attention to the curing atiDefe ts in Speech, he has difcovered New and moit wdful Aethods of teaching Elocution and Pobiic Speak- Gettlemen whofe Epunciation is indifting, un- est fling, or difagreeable, may by his Art acquire a diftinG, wdrful, and pleating ...
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. ARMY ENGLAND. ['Flit following is taken from Pari* paper the ultimo.} The Oncers and ..
... in the bay of Bantry, and declared therafelves ready tcland, notwithHanding that the tempefi had feparated the fquadron—• Speak, and the plains of Armorica lhall covered with battalions. Haughty England ! thy ridiculous pretenfions, ♦lie thy Miniftcrs ...
PRIVATE TUITION
... to made MefTrs. Burnett and Foley's nurferv. Richmond, near Dublin, or No. 3,Eifex.quav. HAVING undcrllood thnt Wii.liam Speak, of Coot-hill, has taken upon him, ufithont any authority, to receive rents In the neighbourhood that town, which were right ...
This Day was Pubiiftj'ed,
... whole interfperfed with Qbfervatione; Philologica!, Critical, By OHN Author of f Elements of Etocition, Diionary, Melody of Speaking ¢ ‘elineated, te Fora of this Book, fee the Analytic Review for June; 1791, &c. &c. Dublin, 15, 1794. PROPOSALS, For PRINTING ...
THEATRE-ROYAL PETER
... Song-, Ac. elegant Equeftiian a Grand Pantomime, &c.. and, for that night only, Mrs. DE- CASTRO, in the of 'Cowslip, will speak a new occasional Addrefs, written by Mr. Upton, compriting a fine Lady*s add rer;*, Fop*s add refs, Soldier!* aqdrefv a Sailor*s ...
*Tis univerfally acknowledged, that Mr.. Kemble never fo well as this n—His Hamlet, Macbeth, Richard, and ..
... manufaétures—feveral of which are felling cheaper than they can be had in England. It is mentioned that the contention for the Speak- k er’s chair in the next Parliament of thi > K ingdom will be uncommonly warm. ropofats have been made, we underitand, that ...
MOND A Y, M arch 2, i- o 5
... Y, arch 2, i- Ihe Speak-r had already pur the firff queftion, and had reminded the Hen.hiv of the right which everv peo| appoint their own government; he proved 'hat had. taken arms only for the defence of :hat lacred right, and fhewed that the happiefl ...
HINT to FINANCIERS.
... oaly. Bu’ tnis objectua is very fallacious ;—=for whén men havc cuntracted an Itch of Speaking—the Gacoethes Loquendi, (and this difeafe affects moitly thofe who are Speak- ers) they wilf rather burft than be filéar, and will {peéch bn, coft it what it may: ...
Br JOHN WALKER
... By JOHN WALKER, Author of 4 Eloeurlon,. clody of Speaking Gocated, &c. Fora og babe ste whe Analytic Review for Ju Re, kee. ee LOTT x. 3794+ PAT. BYRNE, #0. 108, EET, Had Now- tor OLE TICKETS, | - HONTHS, ‘And the Valuable GUINEA A TICKET, oy which Bee ...
I'AVI.NC. and FI.AGCJINO
... foon conscnient. CORPORATION OF WEAVERS. Quarter ay, ift Jan. 1V93. RE OI VED unanimeully, That the Right Hon. John foltiT, Speak, r of the Hoofe of Cmmmuus, has been invariably attentive and cffcnlially inftru-.ueni.i the im{lovrnicMt of the agriculture ...
(S'gtud) FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
... whole worl r .* Alas for too long a time has this perfidious Cabinet troubled, enflaved, and defoisted cv“ry part the world. Speak out, and declare who are direflly itidiretflly your real Rulers ? Indians, fay, w»iai art has thts erected i's tyranny ever ...