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... ufual on that Day, will certainly give ore of hi-. Phyfico-Th-ologica. Declamations in Praife of Sigt't,— -deflgred both in Speaking tmi Action agreeable to the moft exact Rul s of Ora- ?? Monday Morning early will certainly part for Bury, thro* Sudbury ...
... Chnl.ian's Alfembly- Room, will ce;tjir.ly give a PhyfSco-Th.olojical Decla-n.ation in Trail's of Sight, dchgned, both in Speaking and Aftion, agreeable to the moft exaft Rules of Oratory,— -to which th? Gentlemen, the Ladies, the Clergy, and ail of Literature ...
... a true Believer'-i comforuhle Dwlh ' By WILLIAM NOTCUT T. Ifalah Xi. I. Cttr.frt ye, tmftrl ye ny Pttfk, faith your God ; Speak ye cotr.firtciblj to Jet ufileni. zCor. xii. 5, Examine y out jdvts whether you ki in tbe Faith true ycttr ttsjn fiivet. ...
... true Believer's comfortable Death * By WILLIAM N O T C U T T. Ifaiahxi. i. Cmfortyt, confer: ye my People, faith your God ; Speak ye comfortably to Jei ufalcm. aOor. xv. 5. Examine yourfelves whether you be in tbe Faith, tre-ve pur oivn feives. ' • Printed ...
... that Learned Divine Dr. John ?? LOTSON, L.r.i Ar.bbtfhop of Can c bury ; from Tit. iii, Speak Evil of no Man. ?? 1. Serin. 4?,. Page 491. ('Alumny and Evil-Speaking are common and reignir,t _l Vices of the Aire, by which Men cotflfrac. fo much Guilt foThn-'i' ...
... tbat Lettmcd Divine Dr. Joim T_f LOTION, Ltrd Ar.hbtjhop tf Can c bury front 'i'it. ni * Speak Evil of no Man. I'oi. 1. Sttm. 4%, ?? ?? (-.A'uinny ami Evil-Speaking n.-e r..innton nd rei^nir. ...
... >t Prince: ,r. r ?? a. N .o Il)i:in they need ot c ?? ' ?? Pateinai \ irtues to ci .'.ear : To I, mud ai one oar c ?? Name, Speaks ev'r, Re.j.iiite to 1 a me, .And t'nihcs, v.it.a Seme lubhmc, the far A 1 IC ?? the a aec of true ' jlo-y L ad - I le.oe. ...
... d'Arnaud, on taking his Seat in true Affembly of the Royal Academy of Science* and Belles Lettres on the 18th of this Month. Speaking of his p.efent reigning Majefty of Pruffia. • How ihall I (fays he) fcfaflfika&iWi' • mwhom the Warrior, the Legiilator, ...
... HOARDING SCHOOL lately open’d U u; '8”. of tie Mattel and Goveroefc, K..NHH bil tb f^:.j d famiiiar the Youn K J • tin' Speaking . . .7 Grammatical Rules, and •od a» they «* Time with the Help r-f the Diftlonary, ti,CTeby fl q and Englillt into French ...
... and carefully taught all Sort* of Na»ot«-W u ac, and the *.« fa sue La««« of the Metier and Governefs, IN . tg Yoang ; the Speaking of it »» re £j Grammatical Role*, and and as -hey are Help of th. Uifl.onary thare'ir qualified 1 „ , , fr«ich, they are ...
... working on his Majefty's Ship 1 Kent, received Orders to work on her all Night, as did the Maft makers and Capftern-Houfs. Capt, Speake is arrived at Portfmouth, to take upon him the Command of > the faid Ship.' Wh. Ev. Poft. . ! ?? . • 11. Yefterday Morning ...
... Dunbar's, and Sir Peter Halkefs. Ail the above Draughts are to be ready and afl'embled at Cork before the 20th inft. 9. Capt. Speake is appointed Commander of the Kent Man of War of ferenty Guns, now getting ready at Portf- mouth to fail to the Eaft Indies ...