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... impossible to calculate how much may continue received during the very last few days of the quarter, it is of course impossible to speak with perfect accuracy the comparative receipts of the year and of the quarter about end with the corresponding periods of the ...
... Lady ; from Milton. Triumph 1 1. Double Swan's Egg, of Vice. Sftnza's to Mr. Remarks on. ; G— ck. The Cow J a Fable. iz. Speaking without a Epigrams. Tongue. 25. Hiftorical Chronicle; Ij. Batk ufed in the Small Afts 'palled, iflue of Trials,&c Pox. z6 ...
... the beft and cheapeft of its Kind. A Practical Grammar ofthe ENGLISH TONGUE: Or, A Rational and eafy Intro d v c t ie n to Speaking and Writing English CorrcSly and Properly , peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Genius of the Language, and free from the ...
... the prisoners remained perfectly silent but two, John Lonergan, who said—“ A long day. ray lord''—and Henry Cody, who in speaking of his brother and himself, replied that they vere not guilty. The Chief Ji stick then put on the black cap, and. after an ...
... Divifions (by way of farther Exercife) all equally inflrutiive and entertaining. IV. Familiar Direftions for Reading and Speaking the Englifli Language with Propriety and a good Grace. The Whole calculated for the eaily Improvement of Youtlx in Virtue ...
... the beft and cheapeft of its Kind. AP Ract 1 c a l Grammar of the ENGLISH TONGUE : Or, A Rational and eafy Introduction to Speaking and Writing English Com&ly and Properly , peculiarly adapted to the Nature and Ge n i v s of the L a n g v a g c , and free ...
... Grimes, Murderers, by Meflrs. Cooper, xid-GoodhaU. SINGING WITCHES, by Mr.' and Mrs. BLANCHARD, and - * . ...
... Divifions (by way of farther Excrcife ) all equally indruftive md entertaining. , IV. Familiar Direftions for Reading and Speaking the Englifh Language with Propriety and a good Grace.,., The Whole calculated for the early Improvement of Youth in Virtue ...
... Divifidhl (hy way of farther , Exercife) all equally inftruftive and entertaining. IV., Familiar Direftions for Reading .and Speaking the Englifli' Language with Propriety and a good Grace. The Whole calculated for the early Improvement of Youth in Virtue ...
... ADVERTISEMENTS. This is to inform the PUBL ICK, THAT Monfieur CONNOLLOV, lately come from France, teaches to Read, Write, and Speak the FR ENCH L A NGUA G E, according to the Parijian Accent, and as it is now fpoke in the Court of FRANCE; he teaches by Grammar ...
... Harlequin, Mr. RUBERY, (being his firft Appearance in that Character.) Watchman, Mr. WEST, with a favourite Song out of the new Speaking Pantomime, ( as performed ab->ve 100 Nights at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden) call'd ihe Touchftone of Truth : Or, HARLEQUIN ...
... &c. The Defcription, Ufe, and various Operations petformed on the Catholic Organon, or Univeifal Sliding Rule. Rules for Speaking at the .Bar, in the Pulpir, & ...