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... partial of miftaken Pedants. Of whom may be bad, FISHER's New GRAMMAR, with Exercises of Bad English: Or an eafy Guide to Speaking and Writing the Englifh Language elegantly and cor* reftly. by which any Peribn, of a tolerable Capacity, may, in a fhort ...
... partial or miltaken Pedants. Of whom may be bad, FIS HE / ...
... according to the ancient Mode, would breed up young Gentlemen in their Familie!, in the Uft of Reading and Writing, as well as Speaking Foreign Languages, in the Knowled.t of Bufmif, andof the World. * J J Laltly, Sir. I hope we fliall have a ?? Militia compleat ...
... above in fome articles, I (hall give you an extract from the honrlt wriier of the ex' pedition of Ferdinand Soto in 1 539. Speaking ol the country aliotit the river Coufla, he fays, It confifts of hills, and vallies between ; their granaries were full ...
... Sche'mci gratis. From the North Britow, Numb LXXI. ?? Spect b of Sir Charles Sedley, in the reign of King William the Third, Mr. Speak r, \\ J V. have provided for the army, we ' * hive provided forthe n-ivy ; and now at laft a new reckoning is brought upon ...
... Clergyman in one the principal towns in Cumbetland, preached a to a crouded audience, from the chapter of Numbers, and verfe. Speak unto the children of and bid them that they make them fringes in the borders of their garments, throughout their generations ...
... came (as all reports agree) From Bell aft town in fixty-three, board the Culloden, a fhip, Commanded by M'Lean that trip; Speaks like a Scotchman, very broad, round (houlder'd, and meagre jaw'd Has thick fhort hair, of fandy hue, Breeches and hofe of ...
... fword in real private engagement, for lie thought duelling the raoft execrable cuftom that was ever introduced amoug fociety. Speaking of the Czarina Anne Iwanowna, then Emprefs of Rufjia, this Writer reprefents her a perfon of a bold and noble fpirit, like ...
... made fenfi'ole of the Propriety the Words they are make ufe of in conveying their Thoughts to one another in Writ* ing'or Speaking, and to correft the Fa v. Its of Spelling, when any are found, which fo much a Hand-Writing, and natural good Underflagdin ...
... paper was in itfelf no libel; in which cafe, inltead of the prefent verdift, they ought to have acquitted him of the whole.* Speaking what the Counfel for the Defendant had faid as to criminal intention and malicious defign, his'Lordfhip made fome diftin&ions ...
... llabella, Mr* I'lm'jham \ lonora, Mrs Hitchcock. -. To which will be .iJdcd, a New Entertainment, cah'd, The f U B I L li K. The Speaking Chiraclcis hi MrCieflttlck, Mr Buck; Mr A. I. ?? Ml Shot toe, Mr Cay, Mr Wood.— The S n ( nj Chanfteil by Mr R.i.niith, Mr ...
... very polite acknowledgments by that gen- tleman. An expreffion of the young Prince of Wales deierves to be written in gold : Speaking lately about the times to Lord Holdcrneffe, he faid', ?? It was very foolifh ever to think of force a- gainfl the people ...