London, August 10
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The REMEMBRANCER. No. 9. free, for the Security of their Perfone and Poffef- fions depends upon the arbitrary ..
... -n't Defeas let no one be fevere, The Man's plain-hearted, honeft, and fincere ; I Unvers'd in each defigning Maze of Art, j Speaks what he thinks, and, fpeaking, thews his j Heart i Ye Fops, don't view him witb contemptuous Eyes, The Man that's hontft, ...
JOHN KENDALL, at his China-Shop, the «- Golden -Caniftei in Pi I*l*ol nt-Sst*. it r, neat (lie South- ..
... fuhlifked, hy the fame Author, Price 11. M. A Niw GRAMMAR of the Ekgliih Lakauagi ; or. An Eafy Introduction tothe Art of Speaking and Reading Kngblh with Propriety ?? ; the whole laid down in the moft plain ana familiar Manner, and calculated not only ...
M.i ich ant's -C.a uttr, BATH. T. ROBIN S, Rel'peilfully informs the l.adie, and Gentlemen, T^HA V he continues to
... , (o ]>ieduee an execution (caret »» { S MIW in tliis Country. «m«._^>(i Volume I. will contain an Introdu^oiyDifcw*^ he Speaking , tl.at vi the Stage will ip. This Volume will alfo be c '™amCTtrf •»•* •shakeipcare, eiagraved ,n a ?? flik, an auihentic' ...
Meflrs. Hill, Creace
... teach- ing Children to read, ot curing Impediments, and pi .iciiui- ring the I'ropiicty cl Eneigy, and Giacehiluef* of Public Speaking. 'i'he fecor.d Pint ol each Lecture contains a Recital in the molt fb jking I'.ilf.iges ol tloiju.nee and Poe- try in the ...
BATH. W.LLIAM PRATTENTON, Silk-Mercer, in Abbey-Street, oppofite Kingfton's Buildings, h-.gl X ive to acquaint ..
... bow'd to taite the wave. And ?? 1. Decs Youth, dues Beauty, read the line . Does fympathetic fear their hr t itt . alarm > Speak, dead Maria ! hrtathe a ttrain divine ! Ev'n from the grave thou fhalt have pow'r to charm 1 Bid them be chalte, be Innocent ...
WANTED, aHUNTSMAN of light weight, to bunt a Pack of Hai tiers • lie muft have a good character fiom
... veral eminent Sthoolmaftcrs, The FRENCH TEACHER'S ASSISTANT ; or, A new and cify Method to learn Youth to Spell, Read, and Speak I rench, with propriety and clntinif. In two pairs. CVrnprehendine * number of familiar ?? for young bejinners, hy queftion ...
Ofer, thi •'. ?? i ' i- tie D- ?? ?? tif r.rofe ef A.l • h a er-t ??
... Im.* to infiii 111 the public, thac li.c hat opened a ' sSCIUOL mC trratJ-ftrert, where young l.i li. sire ini'iurt.'din Speaking, Rcwlinf, aod Writing, the Lnglilh and French Lan- |uagri, with tlrgtnt propriety. . Mrs. Shnrilt'rprrfente hir mnft ?? for ...
Wil X it L. A S ihc li .1 M 1. in t'.e A- i.-r ol Th ..■,'■ .1 ??
... hgili'.ve to inf.rm ihc piblif, t',.it ihe h.n opened a SCHOOL '.IIG.IrrarJ-lr.it, it' ?? ?? L .diet at' inllrui'ted in Speaking, ltijfiii(.', and Wii ig, the 1■ 1 ' i ill and French Lin- g-iagei, with elrgai,; propriety. Mrt.Sherriftfrrfents her n-nl ...
DEVIZES. TO be LETT, and entered upon at or before Mi* chaelmat next,— A large and commodious DWELLING- HOUSE, and
... Royal, btgs leave to Inform the public, that Ihe has opened a SCHOOL In Gamrd-ftreet, where- young Ladies ire inftrucled ia Speaking, Reading, tnd Writing, the Englilh and French Lan- guages, with elegant propriety. Mrs.Srteriiti'cprefents her mofl grateful ...
WARRKN'aonly true MILK of ROSES fof tlie Ski*, having gained univerfal eltsem in issoll uf the lirit families ..
... tr»h.. Mom.r n. p~ka.J.*m.rr!. a,** ?? ?? • n'rr. Pleat, in Kent, ...
WILTS. THE Annual VENISON MEETINGS ?? be on Tuelday th- Uth, at the Sw.,n Inn in Braifotd, on Wcdaefday thr
... difafter haft thou now to bring, «' To torture with thy fears my tender frame, «« Who muft tor all her ills thee only blame ? Speak now, and tell me why, ungrateful gueff 1 , ** For ten years paft haft thou denied me reft ? That in my bofnm thou waft nurft ...