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... Lee's Alex. * Foul Deeds will rife. Tho’ all tltc Eartti o’crwhclm them Men’s F.yes; And Murder, tho’ it have no Tongue, will Speak With mofl miraculous Organ.—— Shake/peate. Lincoln: Printed and Sold by J. He ft and Son, the Bookfellers of 'Warrington, and ...
... Tho’ all the Earth ©’emhelm them »o Men’s Eyes; And Murder, tho’ it have no Tongue, will Speak With nod miraculous Organ. ■ Sbukcfpcnrt. Lincoln: I’rintcd ami Sold J. Kofe and Son, by the of Warrington, and Liverpool, ami the Men who carry the News. ALSO ...
... Lee’s 4lex. foul Deeds will rile. Fho’ all the Earth o’crwhclm them to Men's Eyes; And Murder, tho’ it hare no Tongue, will Speak ith moll miraculous Organ Shakefpeare. Lincoln: Printed and Sold J. Kofe and Son, the Booklet lets fParrhgion, and Liverpool ...
... —alter the fitft Heat, on dob againft the field. the 31ft, the Town Plate sol. Glve-a:id-Takc. Mr. Fettiplace’s* Bay Harfc, Speak r Mr. Stroud’s Grey Horfc, Tiney » Mr. Caftle’s Bay Hoife, Stranger dr. Mr. Dilly’s Bay Marc, Beauty a dr. Sir Fred. Evelyn’s ...
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... fays this Hiftorian, more certain Mark of defigntng, or impotent Adminiliralion, than Attempts to rejirnin the Liberty of Speaking or Writing. Onc-of the Improvements in Artillery now under Proof Woolwich, a new Conftrmftion of Bombs, and which, if it ...
... dcdiciting Building SHAKES A R, At die STRATFORD JUBILEE. The MUSIC entirely new, and compofcd particularly for the Occafion The Speaking Part, bv Mr. CARLETON, The SONGS and CHORUSSES Mr. awl Mrs Brett, Mr. Cubit, Mr. Kenna, Wheeler, Mrs. Kenna, &c. &c. To which ...
... frieiav, during the debates on the necejjhy of Augmenting \ ny, in a ceitain great Alfcmbly, tin re was the nioft fpirltcd Speaking known great while, p.irticul irly by Lord -.—if—k and the E. m. Tins laft Nob., man ohferved in the lupport the Mcalurc, ...
... discharged a musket several Times from the Windows of an Office of Customs among the People. The Papers received by this Packet speak also of the Assassination of Mr. Otis; of killing young Snider. and of a great Riot at Gray's Rope-walk, as some Transactions ...
... Chrilt, and the Duties of Ciiriltiatis being introduced. fj.f The vad Sale of this Work, far beyond any Thing of tlic Kind, bed speaks its i’raife; and nothing more is dtlired, than to compare it with any other Exposition published, lee which will give moll ...
... preient TueiU.ty, Sept, 11, 1770, Will be Deliver’d, EXCHANGE, Manchester, The FIRST of COURSE of SiK LECTURES, '111!-: ART of SPEAKING in PUBLIC 'To thrice Week, the T;, Thurfdays, and S ...
... Goods. This prefent Tuefday, Sept. 18, 177 c, Will be Deliver’d, At the EXCHANGE, Manchester, The FOURTH LECTURE the ART SPEAKING in PUBLIC Containing the ACTION of the Orator—the Effects of the fevcral Pafiions illudrated, Anger, fear, Grief, Joy, Shame ...