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... Acres of very Good LAND, adjoining the same.—• Hornsea is a Watering Place so well known to the Public, thattheie is need to speak of its advantages. The above is Copyhold* fine certain, and very small. For particulars apply to Johiv Beckwith, Seaton Thomas ...
... two Acres very GooJ LAND, adjoining the same.— Hornsea is Watering Place well known to the Public, that theie is no need to speak ol its advantages. The abovfe is Copyhold, tine certain, and very small. For particulars apply to John Beckwith, Seaton (Thomas ...
... in hoards. T INSTRUCTION of the DEAF and DUMB; or, Theoretical and Praftical View of the Means bv which they are taught to speak and understand a Language ; containing Hints for the Correction Impediments in Speech ; together with a Vocabulary, illustrated ...
... arfs; these tastes would lev'el hini with other Enen; he has only one-that of beineg above tihen) Heiile spealoe little; se speaks without selection, and lvitd a kind 'of inceorrecmuess, He gives little Colieretece to hiis ideas-he is satisfied to sketch ...
... near two Acres vei v Good LAND, adjoining the same.— Hornsea is Waterin'! so well known to the Public, that theie nr eed vo speak its advantages. The above is Copyhold, line C'.-itr.m, at very small. For pauiculars apply to John 8f..-with, Seaton ; Thomas ...
... Acres of very Good LAND, adjoining the same. |iornsea is Waterlog Place well known to the public, that there ts no need to speak of its advantages. The above is Copyhold, fine certain, and very small. For particulars apply to John Beckwith, Seaton; Thomas ...
... of tlae army, less ean ( t and hiabits of the Dufoh, r 'ermnan, and other papers ,from the. North Irteth tro' continue to speak of the movements of jcl rops, and to state other circumstances, b abirt e considered as giving a. colour of pro- and PY t ...
... Numbers, ice. the. Signification of Moles, and the Method of receiving Orachis by Dreams ;the Arta( Difcourfing without Speaking ; the and Virtue the Wonderful Wheel of Fortune ; and many other valuable Secrets never before pubnated, rendered slain to ...
... Number is large and prornikunti., the shmellic Comfort and getoral Prprwasaatt of the Pup,l6 will be conG.•erably READING and SPEAK:NG. To read and fprak with Pruprict among the Stet Nat.one Furnne. have ever '.:Ln cnnfitle , Pda. important, and have pelt/red ...
... merits received by tie enemy amount to abts-a 15,001) ?? positions of the tvc artmies remained the ?? maqter of {be Awrs speaks of a sharp skirmish, but furnishes nlu asr ticulars. Sir Jtseph. Yorke still remains wind-botir- irs Torbay. Le,!ers were ...
... articles of ironmonitery, which has been conits- cated as being of English manolactitre. The Letters from Pritsia contiffife to speak of the pirabability of war between Russia and lrance,. and one'ol them exprcssly says, I he die is cast- -var is inevitailc ...
... inilautious persqns.-Every one must zdiit -thai sall mci- wvho, venture to speak in pubfic (and it' .is to public speaking only our remarks are, meant to,. extend,) whether that speaking be :oi secular or reg- gioas subjects, ought, besides having minds and ...