... full Liberty to make what Capitulation they shall think proper on that Occasion. Letters from Alsace advise, that they can speak with no Certainty of the Situation of the Camp to be form'd in that Province j and all agree that it will not take Place till ...

... the London Evening Poft, Auguft 28. The PROPHECIES of Skylock.. AND the Spirit of the Lord fell upon me, and faid unto me, Speak, thus faith the Lord : Arife, arife and be glad, O Houfe of Jacob, and ht all the Children of Ifrael rejoice ; for the Day ...

... Promotion of Dr. Johnfon to the See of Giouceiter. Dr. Yonge's Promotion will vacate ano- ther Prebend of Weftminfter. Capt. Speake is appointed Commander ofthe Kent Man of War of feventy Guns, now getting ready at Portfmouth to fail to the Eait-Indic>. ...

... County ot ?? onthe followirig Verfes of Chap. xv. of the Book of Numbers. 37 . * And the Lord fpake unto Mcfes, faying, 38. ' Speak unto the Children of Ifrael, and bid theirt * that they make them Fringes in the Borders oftheir * Garments* throughout their ...

... To Mr. T O W N. S I R, 'TpH AT part of your laft paper, in which you con- * fidered the Art of Speaking, as far as it regards theatrical performances, gives me reafon to hope that you will not overlook the merits of the Robin Hood So- ciety, where that ...

... and when we have done with that Place, what will become of him I gave him no Anfwer. Well Sir, faid he, what is your Opinion Speak your Mind freely. told him, You are right. Sir, when Magdeburgh falls ; but when will that •• be 1” He replied, that will be ...

... Swcdifh, Neman, Modern French. Italian, Spanifh, Ac. A Work highly uiefui for fuch would Undcrftand what they Read and Hear, Speak what they Mean, and Write true Engtiih. Originally compiled by N. BAILEY. Alfifted in the Mathematical Part G. GORDON; in the ...

... Swedilh, Norman, Modern French, Italian, Spanish, &c, A Work highly ufcful for fuch as would Undcrffand what they Read and Hear, Speak wh.it they Mean, and Write true Enelifh. ...

... Swedilh, Notman, Modern French, Italian, Spanilh, &c, Work'highly ufeful for fnch as would Underfund what they Read and Hear, Speak what they Mean, and Write tree Ehglilh. Originally compiled N. BAILEY. Affifcd ill th.e Matirematicai Part hy C. GORDON ; in ...

... together with his Behaviour after his Sentence al Oxford, and at the Place Execution. you f 'ctll theft unlucly Deeds relate. Speak of I am: Nothing extenuate. Nor fet aught in Malice* Oth to. Oxford, printed for R. Baldwin, in Patcr-Noftcr Row, London; and ...

... 'SKS^fe 35 , where the '/oath advances ~ of Infeds. Birds, Beafl*,-to uroerijg poor.Girl, whp loves hint, with Child bjrhlm. Speak ye, who have /cen the dreadful Blows given foot Cock at the Stake of Torture, and hi* Gits, who hive feen hi.s violent, but ...

... John Wilkes, Efij: is find to be pat off till Michaelmas Term. The Freedom of the Prcfr, that it, of Printing, Writing, and Speaking, is not only the Birthright of Engiiftunca, bat alfe of ofe to thofe in Power, fine* it gives them Notice of the Canfe Difeontent ...