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... coloured Cloaths, an eld Pair ot Buck-skin Breeches, that tormerly was laced down the fides* but now fown up with a Waxband, Speaks very broad, and by J3uGne(s a Husbandman. He is under Sentence of Trans- portation fbr breaking- open the. Houle ot Mr. James ...
... colonr'd Cloaths. an old Paircf Buck-.skin Breeches, that formerly was laced down the Sides, but now town up with a Waxband, Speaks very broad. and,.by Bufinefs a Husbandman. Ho is Under Sentence of Tranfportation for breaking open the Houfe of Mr. James ...
... ihc bell and cheapen ol its Kind. A PRACTICAL GRAMMER of the ENGLISH I ON G UE: Or. A Rational ar.d caly Intrcduftion to Speaking and Writing Englifh Corrcftly and prr.perly; peculiarly adapted tothe Nature and Genius ot tbe Uncage, and iree Irom the ...
... stand such Blows as wou'd have fell'd an Oak, Yet live to Laugh the labour'd Libel to a Joke. Suppose this Want of Feeling speaks me dull ; What's my Aggressor then ? --- a peevish Fool. The strongest Satire's on a Blockhead lost ; For none but Fools, ...
... fp.ec!y Learning the French Tongue, containing ail that is nectlfaiy to attain to the th_rough Undcrftanding, Pronouncing, Speaking, and Writing thereof, By Michael Malard, D. L). Puce bound 2s. Now Re-publiffjed, in T H R l l Volum.. itt 6>uarte. Price ...
... in Calf, Ibt Second Eolt 1 0 N, tf I? REN C H IDIOMS, with the Engliih adapted. Defign'd for the Ufe of ttiofe, who would SpeaK, or Tianfla-e lrum th.it (almoft) Lnivtrfal Language, with Propntty. By JOh N KELLY, Efj; of tbe Inner-Temple. Printed for ...
... when tht-y law our Boats coming they wav'd their Hats and * Caps and call'd to them; but the Chief Mate told them, with a ' Speaking Trumpet, that he could do nothing to fave their Lives ' without the greatelt Hazard of losing their own, the Sea being fo ...
... Eurepe. Every Sunday livening Dr. TAVi-OR gives Phyiico 'l'hsological De- damatiom in Praife of Sight, deiignetl , botla in Speaking and A6t.cn, .1 ,ree.ible to the mult exact Rules of Oratory* on which Occafion 1 ( j many every where attend, that tretjuentty ...
... Eurepe. Eveiy Sunday Evening Dr. TAYLOR gives Phyiico Theological De- clan Mtiuns in I'raife of Sight, defigned, both in Speaking and Att.cn, agreeable to the moft exadl Rules of Oratory ; on which Occafion fo many every where attend, that frenuently ...
... remarkable Story, which lie has labonoully intro- duced by way of Note to illit/irate his ihitory a Tftoufand Yeais preceding, Speaking of the Unction of Kings, and the Gift of Healing the ferophulous Humour cali'u the King's Evii, exercifed by feme European ...
... remarkable Story, which he has labonoully intro- duced by way of Note to iilufirate his Hiltory a Thoufand Yeais preceding. Speaking of the Unction of Kings, and the Gift of Healing the Icrophulous Humour call'd the King's Evil, exercifed by feme European ...
... the I ft his Time wil permit him to give here-— a Phyf.cu ■ Theological DecUmat.on in Pnifc- of Sitehr, defrgn'd both in Speak- ing and Action, agreeable to the moft exact Rules cf Orate cry*— -to which, as nfual, rhe Gentlencn, tie Lidies, the Clergy ...