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... fqua. dron at that period off the coait of Spain. The letter was -ordered to be entered the Journals of the Houle. - •I • The SPEAK - VA intirtilted a with, with which the Houfe teemed to coibcide, that all private inainefs fhould be difpofed of every day ...
... when he was again called to order by Mr. BANKS, who obferv.ed, that his train of argument did not apply to the quegion, The SPEAKE a concurred in opinien with Mr. Banks, and t.cpiefled the Right Honourable Gentleman would coniii;e his remarks to the queition ...
... Collingdon, of Plough-court, Lombard-ftreet, Merchant, June 29. July 6, and Auguft 3, at alit, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Speak, Of St. John's, Southwark. yVilliam Powell, of Shepton-mallet, sornerfet. Innholder, june.29 so, and Auguft 3, at eleven, at ...
... fpecies of influence, which Ila-Soma in • eed equal eired, the inTaance of party Speaking of party, in general, , I am an outcaft and an ;alien from a 3 parties. Speaking of that party which af;fumes to itfeif the credit of fuperier, if not of exclAve ...
... and all his property in France. The Captain took the title, and his right to do fo was recogoifed in the London Gazette. Speaking French, and conneeted with Frenchmen, he was appointed by our Government Commander of cli eur thips on the Jerfey flation ...
... on Saturday evening, a new Melo-Drame was vrefented, entitled aTa try. This Piece is ot the ferious cat', and confiits of Speaking, Dancing, and Pantomime. It is a tranilation from the French, , by Mr. HOLGROFT, and was originally performed at ' Paris ...
... Lyrnington, the room of General Burrard, who has accepted the Office of Steward of the Chiltern Hundreds. _ _ _ _ . _ The SPEAK ER Bated to the Houle that John Agnew, Efq. Petitioner againit the return for Bridgewater, had negleded to enter into the ufual ...
... A. Prebendary of Liricoln, dee; 4cc. Bvo. 7s. in/Boards. ELEMENTS Of F. LOCI/TT ON )in which - the-Principles Reading and Speaking are inveitigated ; and Paufes, Ern. an.t lottexions of Voice,, as are fuitable to every riety of Sentence, are dittiniily ...
... Proper Nifilai, the ii thor, gyo. ,s. in BOards. • , . ~ , I 2 A RLIETB RAL GRA YON which thconll proprieties in . Reading and Speaking- Areliereci Soierces of elegant Pronun,cition pointed out. With a tft AKal yfis of the Voice, .explaineti by Copper. pietas ...
... Purfue thern gliding, as .. it kerns, on • • A wate::, a chain, a fpeekkil fI difpl3y'd, • • That kne . yon ezwcr, aftrai,. Speak of a tbind within thEbufil:ng head; , That,fets unfeen the quivering finings in play - . Ile hears ;—yon bell alarms his flarking'd ...
... graeloufly. 'healed .to call . them togetller. .e alfq cliref,tejr the Gentle.men of the I Ihufe'rif re-2ç, to choofe . a :Speak Er-, to . .prel.nt tlie.Bar; 'for his Majefty's appr , ,bation,•at, Gym . :non then - Withdr'e'xv -3 , l *4the remainder . ...
... lA_ _,s, 21__,i o it ij . . ci s . . ~r - T . , _fli i ri. _a i-, AND Isi° 9588.1 ,• HOUSE, OF COMMONS. TtIIfIZSDAY, Fgß. 3. SPEAK.F4I,, tipOn aking The Chair, flated, that be had to , lc-quaint the Houfe, that he had received a letter from Rear• De Couicy ...