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... been vifited with any curiofity which feems to have excited the attention or puzzled the ingenious fo much as the little Speaking Figure, [fee the advertifement in this page]. Indeed, from the aftonifhraenr and which has produced, may be termed the m ...
... Lent) Monday, Tuefday, Thurfday and Saturday. HOUSE to LETT Bethel Street.—Enquire for Particulars Mr. Barrett. The Little Speaking Figure, From O N D N, PRESENTS her implicit Refpeas to the polite and fpirited Inhabitants of Nor wren happy finding fuch ...
... Stone, Admittance SIXPENCE each. firm _ ___ i March 1786. Speaking figure. MR.: Q.UAN TRELL begs Leave to acquaint the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norwich that nenasnow invented andfinimeda SPEAKING FIGURE, CO o nver / e with Company at tneKVRALGARDENS, without ...
... Paffengers 35. outfide is. 6d. each. *'• - March 1786. SPEAKING FIGURE. MR. Q.UANTRELL begs Leave to acquaint the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norwich that he has now invented 'and fiuifhed a SPEAKING FIGURE, , 'U? nn of aBo y, who will converfe with Company ...
... Powers. At Stamford fair, in Lincolnfliire, laft week, there was a good (how of beafts, but few purchafers. Mr. Qnantrell's Speaking Figure is the cprious to equal, not luperipr, to any thing the kind ever exhibited. Mr.. QuantreJl,; we hear, will launch ...
... Tickets to be had of Mrs. Simpson, at Mrs. Girling's, the White Lion Lane; and at Meff. Chafe and Co.'s. QU ANTRLLL's LITTLE SPEAKING FIGURE prefents his Refpefts to the Ladies and Gentlemen of Norwich and its Environs, and acquaints them, that he will continue ...
... Fluendypf Speech, which is allowed to atone f01 every other Deficiency. With the fame Modefty the. Ad•eef.tifer (yvhois the Speaking Trumpet of his Party) charges him with Inconfiftency, merely becaufe he honeftly owns bts Intention to abide ail important ...
... Univerfal Story Teller ha,,«J Melmoth's new Roman Hiftory, s. bound Melmoth new Grecian Hiftory, 3s . bound The new Art of Speaking, Price only s. Vernon's new London and Country Songfter s Arnold's new Hiftory of America, 3 'bound Murr-y's new Hiftory ...
... Melmoth's Modern Story Teller, . Melmoth'a new Roman Hittory, 3 s. bound Melmoth's new* Grecian Htftory, 3s. b>und The new Art of Speaking, Price only s. new London and Country Songfter, 19. Arnold's new Hiftory America, s. d. bound 1 Francis Quaries* Emblems ...
... there muft be a war— Wi have faid it. *f Of our intelligence, and its authenticity, we boaft not;—of its priority we muft Speak. The world will remember, that we were the firft who affirmed that there would war— that there could be none. We know—and ours ...
... us arms againft his mother, he remembered not the warning Hamlet, nor let thy foul contrive againft thy mother aught. Speaking of the repeated demands brought againft the eunuchs whilft in cuftody for additional fumsot money, he faid, tnat their guilt ...
... herle'.fi Where fure'tis a dream! my father ' could not fay fhould be happy, Ire could not bid « me tear that fatal will? Speak ami really awake, * does my' fancy mock me with fuch founds?' The artful Conrad afluredjber that nothing of the kind bad palled ...