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... all Ranks of People; • Part `III. Containing Letters to Mr. Stanhope on the moifelegant Art of writing Letters, Reading, Speaking, and Polite Converfatton, By- the late,Right lionotu-able . The, EI.A. It.L of .0 11 E,S TERFIEL D. t London : Printed. for ...
... belt Englifh Writers, and difpoled under proper Heads, with a View to facilitate. the Improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. To which is prefixed, An ESSAY On ELOCUTION. By W. ENFIELD, Leaurer on the BELLES LETTP.ES - in the Academy at Warrington ...
... heft Englith Writers,, and difpofed under proper Heads, with A View to facilitate the Improvement of:Youth in Reading and Speaking. To which is prefixed, An ESSAY on ELocii - rioN.•. By W. ENFIELD, .Leeturer on the:BELLES LETTRES . in, thc Academy at ...
... I '.-.. 5 . 9 th, which Ship, it is faid, brought fevek•ii,.. -ord Howe to his Friends in London. ' - ' 42 's Letter to Me SPEAK ER. the General p i t ah , at PhiladeVia. lel - -D tir ca e xtreniely' fenfible of the Honour done ttti t t Aire! Citizens ...
... 4% 0 in PROS r and ; feleeted from the and difpnfed under proper Heads, with a View to provement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. To which .1 An, EssA`V . on , ELocoTrox. W. ENFIELD,- Leaurer on the RELLES'' in the Academy at Warrington. Printed for ...
... Member in the Morning, or whifpering with a Friend in the _Lobby in the Evenihg, than at- tending his parliamentary Duty. . Speaking of the Capture of .Long Maud, he defcribed the turning on the Flank of an Enemy's Army as an ordinary Military Manceuvre ...
... the Pallions • dire& the Minds of Youth to The Purfult of proper dbjeds ; and to facilitate their Reading, Writing, and Speaking the Englifh Language, with Elegance and Propriety. Particularly adapted for the the ofour eminent Schools and Academies, ...
... the Pallians • dire& the Minds of Youth to the P urfust of proper O'bieas ; and to facilitate their Reading, Writing, and Speaking the English Language, with Elegance and Propriety. Particularly adapted for the Ufe of ourerninent Schools and Academies ...
... thicklet Man, about 5 Feet .6 Inches high, pretty much fretted with the Small Pox, and has a remarkably pompous Manner of Speaking; it is thonght he went towards Tenburv, in Worctlertbire, where he had a commercial Conne4ion with a Hop MeNbant (Name unknown) ...
... nclent, who a few Days ago, was at the Apartments .of Mr. Hu.quire expreires himfelf highly ple tied •,vith the (he them SPEAKINg) eneires he met with there; the Colouring durable; the Drapery remarkably well executed; iii fhort (he lays) they will bear ...
... might make it neceffary to co-operate with General Howe, in which cafe he was to aflift him to the . titmoif of his Power. Speaking of the Treating with and Condutt of the Indians, his Lordfhip Obferved, that every Nerve had been (trained to induce them ...
... whatever. This b'rought on along Lilted till Half after Twelve, u the Attorney and Solicitor r . tutke, Mr,. Fox, and other Speak-1 ;• , 14; [t h 1 1 n contended, that filch a Step ete imt,olitit in. Os to adopt . before ` l % Of the'Dirpofition of America ...