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... Pitt and Mr. Fox role at the fame time, which produced general uproar, the friends of each calling upon them to proceed. The Speak:-,- obferved, that Mr. Fox had already riien to move the order the day, he was undoubtedly entitled to precedence. Mr. Pitt ...
... latter returned him a violent blow under the left breaft, on hicli the pcrfon who received the blow fell, and expired without Speaking a word. On Sunday night the coroner's jury fat the body of the above man, and brought their verdict feff defence. The people ...
... with directions for addreffirg perfons of all ranks and conditions. Likewife anew Syftem of Engl]Jb Oratory, or the Art of Speaking in Public with propriety and, elegance. Alfo the Art of in Con-verjation, rule! and maxims to form the polite and entertaining ...
... mentioned to-morrow fe'nnight, to which lord Carlifle acceded, and the •houle adiourncd. The Dutch letters by the last mail, speak the continuance of operations in Holland, both in the naval and military line. The Amfterdam letters are very profufe this ...
... highness the duke of York, who is certainly to visit England early in the ensuing year, at the request of their majesties. Report speaks highly of the acquirements of his royal highness, both ornamental and useful, since he went abroad â He is particularly ...
... be his conftant endeavour to ferve them the cheaper! and belt manner Sacks fold and marked gratis. May 24, 1786. _ Royal Speaking Figure, WHICH is allowed all who have honoured it with their company to be the moft extraordinary piece of mechanifm ever ...
... valuable Book Houfewifery, is. 6d. Gordon's completeFamilv 2s. Maple's Horle D dtor, and Horfeman's Guide, is. The new Art cf Speaking, price only 2s. Palmer's Companion, is. Vernon's nea London and Country Songfter, IS. Arnold'-s new America, 3s. 6d. bound ...
... conversation which had Some time ago palled between them. He called upon any gentleman who disapproved of his conduct, to Speak aloud, and he was ready to anfwer the charge. «« I Hand here (faid he) openly and boldly the accufer of Mr. Halting ;, and ...
... pungent Cinfcienee dart pain Turn me, O-turn me, from the path impure; In thy aid alone fure. IViverdje, P. P. Againit E ViL SPEAKING. O Social honoured with tongue, Ne'er ufe means fo great to ends fo wrong. Wife to improve, or innocent to pleafe, With ftudious ...
... number of than was ever known September, the return ] the gentlemen of Chelm-- O,idl Brentwood, will be • PtL,Fhe ter ' Speaking of war and O 1R an ' bloody war fultained the tyrant ol Spain, 10, « Hi,'• crocs: they forced their by botteft period of ...
... the houfe adjourned to Monday. \ Anecdote from Mr. Gilpin’s Obfervations on theLakes of Cumberland, @c. in the year-1782. “Speaking of a little village called Preterdale, in Cum- herland, Mr. Gilpin -fays, “ that the great fimplicity of & this country, ...
... Your most obedient Servant, A MAGISTRATE AND YEOMAN. To the Editor of the Chelmsford Chronicle. Sir, -There is an evil (to speak in the language Solomon) under the Sun, which is too frequently met with in the lower orders of life, and which, I am sorry ...