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... (hall quit earth’s rollirg ball. Full of honours, wealth —and difeafe; ! reprefs not the voice, (’tis Wifdom’s kind call) Speak* inward, and points true peace! Counfclsman to be faiihfuh his talents impart. And wifely, while lift’* faud (hall run. ioothing ...
... for the i'weets your cane alTnrds. there, ft metitnes tell us, L thirc one who reigns on high ? iik Bin you and sell us, Speaking fiom his throne, the Iky ? A him if y ...
... orCompleteCountryHonfewifc,ai. Gordon*! Family t'hyfitan, 11. 6d. Maple's Complete Hcrfe Doctor, 11. tsd. The New Art of Speaking, Price ai. 61. Palmer*! New Spouter'l Companion, n. Vernon'l New London and Country Songlter, 11, Arnold. New Hiftory of ...
... Complete CountryHstifeiiife.s., Gordon. Tamily Phyfican, »j. fd. ■ ' Maplj'i Complete ttorfe Doftw, 11. ti. The New Ar of Speaking, Ptice s>- tl. Palmer'i New Spoutci*. Companion, is, Vernon*. New London and Country Songlter, is. Arnold's New Hiftory of ...
... is a good deal marked. with the fsall pox, frs.h corn - plexioned, and has black hair was born in LiVillCO]O- n ihire, and Speaks the Lincoluflhire dialel1; is a hard- , 'a'ocking n has'lately been employed at Hull or near it, afid' is fappofed tO be now ...
... neccflary that a Parliamentry inquiry ftrouM take place, and that if thefe reports (boulJ prove cor red, a remedy (Would be Speaking for lihnfelf, would fay that fuch pradlire* did exift, and knew of no meant that could fp-edily and cflcdlnally reprefs them ...
... after. three o'clock, attended by the *foal Officer* of *aate, after which feveral- M embers of the Houfe of Commons, with the Speak- er at 1 heir head,, appeared at the Bar. The Royal Af- teot was then given to the bread ReguUtron, the Habeas Corpus SufpertAor ...
... fpoken in the beft Circles. Preceded by an Introduction, and inter- fperfed with feveral Pieces on the Art of Reading and Speaking Englljb with propriety. By Charles Al- len. Price is. 3d. a. SENTIMENTAL anri HUMOROUS ESSAYS, conducive to Economy and Happinefs ...
... Sheridan propofed that Mr. Charles Dundas tie called tb the chair; the queftion being called for. Sir John Mitford was elefted Speak r without a divifion. The exertions now making in our dock jrards are great beyond all precedent, and each week adds feveral ...
... expefted frdm a latent Medicine, arid in .left, time than that prefented by your Apothecary, by reafm of our being obliged to Speak in decided terms as to its merit - , tooppole ?? againft this de- termination of non-conviction.* For, the eft*- Blifhment ...
... PART 111. Overture, and Dead March in Saml. Air, Mrs. Second, tnfweettft harmony. Chorus, 0 fatal dot. Song, Maftrr Smith, Speak y* tube beft can telL Recit. Mr. bwledon, My. arm's againjl. Air, Sound an alarm. Chorus, We bear, wt bear. Air, M« Bellamy ...
... feat FART 111. Overture, and Dead March in Saul Aii, Mrs. Second. In fzuecUjl harmony Chorus 0 Jatal 'day Song, Matter Smith, Speak ye can tell Rccil. Mr. lucU doii, arm's Air, Sound an alarm Chorus, We. hear, zve hear Air, Mr. Btllamy, Wave from Air, MiL ...