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... : FOR THE OF SCHOOLS. In a few Days will be publiftted, In ore Voltime Diodtehno, with an elegant Prontifpiece, • r/E NEW SPEAKE R ; or, , ENGLISH LAss-BOOK : confifting of, I. Ma rl asialaftrudiee plays. 11. Narrative and Pathetic Pieces. Dialogees. ...
... department of taxatiOn belong:el, and he truQe4 fume regula. tion,'confonant to the jullice of the fubjea, would take place. The SPEAKS/ atlce4, if the Hon. Gentleman had any motion to make Mr. BAGWELL infwercd in the negative. Mr. ROSE admitted the cafe Rated ...
... terms, requires no recommendation whatever. Order Order ! Sir GEOROI SMUCRIORGH EVELYN- Order! who is out of it r' The SPEAKS R.—Ji The Honourable Member will not fit down. It if the duty of the Houfe, as I underfland it, to receive the Ratements from ...
... Paisous pryftffedhimfelf a nni form and fyftentatic enemy to Martial Law. The meafare appeared, to him altogether nugatory, to speak of it us themildcft terns; in direct oppotition to what badly:Men from the Noble Lord, he ta ke the liberty of hating, that'the ...
... vote for the pnhponement of the Noble Lord's Bill, would be ready to make a Houfe for him on any other occafton. He could speak for himfell, and afire the Noble Lord, that he would attend with plea lure. Mr. CUMIN was for giving priority to the Poor Mr ...
... may they cede for ever and for ever. But come, my little deputies, beglo—. Although your hearts are ful, your voices thin. Speak for yourfelves, for your poor breth'rcn (See how the young blood m .ntles on each check) Year not, tweet Innocents in fuck ...
... the Right Honourable Gentleman oppofite to him (Mr. Corry) would allb receive a compenfation for his He then proceeded to speak in very high terms of tLe Cervices of the noble Lord (Hobart), and faid that the fituation which he held in Ireland was by ...
... Delegates laid before that Committee ? and it was Rated in one of their letters, which it is important for England to hear : Speaking of Revolution A and of this country, much canngt be done here. We have not thofe abides to work upon that you in Ireland ...
... Therefore all that had been Paid with regard to the indelibility of the clerical charades., to them wee wholly inapplicable. Speaking . of this indelibility, he afked, whether Cbriflianity was indelible ? Nobody would pretend that it was; yet it was conferred ...
... the fame itriet rules of .uenate, tnat they were upon a regular Debate. The CHANCELLOI of the Excniqyza faid, that arialy.Speaking the Hon. Gentleman was correft,; if a queltion was moved and feconded, it mull be put ; but when the Speaker had given his ...
... words. The &sena the whirl th e was deferred till • roost Thcestancst.i.oe of the Excnsagsa up a Marge from his Majefty, the Speaks:: and was in fubitance, that his Majelly thought .it to acquaint his faithful Commons, that an EbliOtment bad been formed ...
... Extr a ct s a b r id ge d front the bit gir Volume, for t he Improve -matt of Scholars at ' ether Schools. in the Art of Speaking; in Reading, 'finishing Compo6.-1; and to the Conduct of LUe. fe Owe large Volume Name limo. Prlce js. bound. 4 The Paoli ...