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... throwing a Light on the real Origin of prefent War in Get many, and the Intrigues of fevera I Powers, PO' 0: IL The Art of Speaking, and NoichngorteSTongue, in fib tit-deftly recommended to the feripus .Perufal Candidates by a CAivnpAi.g, I'ric Ts. ;JI ...
... Origin of the pat} and prefent War in Germany, and the Intrigues of feveral Powers.. Pr. as. 6J._ few,!cl. 11, Toe Art of Speaking, and Holding one's Tongue, in and out of Doors, earneftly recorrithendidlo the fetious Perufal of all Candidates and Eledtors ...
... Saxony, by an eminent Hand; throwing a Light on the real prefent War in Germany, and the Intrigues of feveral The Art of Speaking and Holding one's in earneftly recommended to the ferious Pei ufal of all Candid` by a CANDIDATE. Price IS. • ' 111. Did ...
... a Noife fince 1 lay againft Guada. Jupe, Bilbo me. I would have forced m[i_Dil'courfe among ~— fome of you, if Ihad had a Speaking Trampet :It was fuch Weather 1 cou’dn’t make ore Obfervation; fo I cou’dn’t tell what Latitude we were in, But for all that ...
... Privateers have taken two South. Sea Ships, very richly laden. The Freedom of the Prefs, thatis, 'of Printing, Writing, and Speaking, is not only the Birthright of Englithmen, but alfo of Ufe to thofe in Power: Therefore, Printing is of Ufe to thofe in Power ...
... Yeiterdav at the King's to be pt off till Michaelmas Term. 6' t ate' The Freedom of the Fret, that is, of Printing, Writing, and Speaking, is uat only the Birthright of Englifhmen, but alfo of Ufe to .thole in Power ; therefore, Printing is -Ufe to the in Power ...
... bray a Fool ¢ in a Mortar among Wheat with a Peftle, yet will not his ¢ Foolifhnefs depart from him.”] On Account of the Speakes’s Indifpofition with the Gout, the Houfe of Commons-adjourned-owTacfday till Friday. - It was obferved, that a certain Gentleman ...
... fuch ; that we wer€ govern'd by jult Laws of our own making, to which the King himfelf was fubje&, as well as his People. Speak- * ing of the French King, he though: I had called him ove of his Subje&s ; on which his Eyes fparkled, and he faid with fome ...
... : ’ = 4:’ ‘cople, and loved by us as fuch ; thaiwe o iW:E?Ftohura%u making, to which = -1 as fpbga. as well as his People. Speak- - } ) . tng, g;ovahrlmuueammmof o Dich his Eyes fpackled, aid he faid with- 4 W ;'m'; not go’venfi by \ ree all over the Would ...
... in vavenham.” In the Chevalier’s circular Letter to the Faculty of London, (juft publifi’d) you will find this Paflage : Speaking of the great Advantages of his new Method o% reftoring Sight, and the Errors of that calP’d Extra&ing the Cataract, fays ...
... Malealm Mrs. Godwin, Donalbain Mr. Morgan, Seatort Mr. Foe, Officer Mr. Cooke's; DoElor Mr. Hartley, Fleance Mifs Hickman.—Speaking and Singin,i Witches Mrs. Murden, Mrs. Q2elch, Mrs, Keafberry, Mrs. Dorman, &T.—Hecate Mr. Kear.—Lady Macbeth Mrs. Ward,—The ...
... France, uriv;? at his Houfe i;;q “Spho-Sq?are; afi”‘f‘éflcrday' he waited on his Méjefty at St. Jathess, = U\ John Caft, Barte Speakes ...