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... fpoken in the beft Circles. Preceded by an Introduction, and inter- fperfed with feveral Pieces on the Art of Reading and Speaking Englljb with propriety. By Charles Al- len. Price is. 3d. a. SENTIMENTAL anri HUMOROUS ESSAYS, conducive to Economy and Happinefs ...
... PART 111. Overture, and Dead March in Saml. Air, Mrs. Second, tnfweettft harmony. Chorus, 0 fatal dot. Song, Maftrr Smith, Speak y* tube beft can telL Recit. Mr. bwledon, My. arm's againjl. Air, Sound an alarm. Chorus, We bear, wt bear. Air, M« Bellamy ...
... PART 111. Overture, and Dead March in Saul. Air, Mr.. Second, Infwtetaft harmony. Chorus, 0 fatal day. Song, Mafter Smith, Speak ye who beft tan tell. Recit. Mr. Incledon, My arm's againft. Air, Sound an alarm. Chorus, We bear, vat bear. Air, Mi. Bellamy ...
... ytmr RE- MEDY FOR DEAFNESS. I was afflicted with such a Deafness for the term of 21 years, as not to be able to hear any body speak, except when they spoke very loud indeed, and when 1 caught cold was not able to hear scarcely any thing, until last Jane, ...
... have been scarcely three days free from illne-s which todesenbe particularly might be unim- portant and improper; but, to speak generally, I was afflicted with a continued shortness of breath, accompanied by palpitation of the heart ; my ap- l»etite was ...
... this small volume, to those who wish to attain, without the help of instructers, the important advantages of thinking and speaking with propriety.'* Monthly Review, August, 1799. 11. THE POWER OF RELIGION ON THE MIND, IN RETIREMENT, AFFLICTION, AND AT ...
... recommend this small volume, to those who wish to attain, without the help of instriicters, the ?? advantages of thiukiug and speaking wtth propriety. Hlonthly Revieiv, A' ...
... this small volume, to those who wish to Ht.ai-a, without the belp of instructers, the iu.poitsnt advantages uf thinking and speaking with plop.-tf..'* Hlonthly Review, August) 1799. 11. THE P O VV E R OF RELIGION ON THE MIND, RETIREMENT, AFFLICTION, ANO ...
... feet high, of hglit make, had on a biue iacket, witb a row of byttons on each side, corduroy breeches, wonted stockings an.l speaks the Ninth Country d— leCt, is supposed to have com- mitted the above robbery ;he wa- seen some days t ix c n York, and offered ...
... APPREN iJCES to JOHN KELL, Fakmer, viz. '..JOSEPH NEWBY, about 16 years of age, 'broad made, pitted witb the ssnall-pox, speaks sharp, and looks. rather dull with bis eyes: had on, wnen be went a way, a drab-coloured waistcoaL a pair of buck skin breeches ...
... IICES _L to JOHN* X ELL. Ear mer, viz. .i --SEPfI NF.'VKV, abuiit 16 years of ace, broad tt. .iJe, pit:ed wiihtlie suvdl-pox, speaks sharp, and l.j'.s rather air of buck sk ...
... who bave become Purchasers of the above Machines bom the Manufactory at York within the last twelve Months, all of whom wMI speak to their superioritr. All Letters immediately answered which are ad- dressed to C. PERKINS, Stockton-npon-Tees i or C. PERKINS ...