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... beauty, form, andealy air Of that unconfcious modeft fair, La Beile Manifeth? Vergenne*. Of famine, plague, or earthquake Speaking, Your fubjea they would ft ill breaking . With have you teen Vergennes ? Jhort not more was the fair, 'Theftili , renown'd ...
... deftroylng himfelf. Some circumftances render it probable that he had given an opiate to the family before they retired to reft. Speaking this cataftrophe one of his letters, he fays, ** mean to clofe the eyes of fix perfons through perfect humanity and the ...
... his country, in church and The writer, who pays this well-meant tribute of to the memory of adeceafed friend, is warranted Speaking with confidence of his literary and moral attainments—he them, not with the parade of unmeaning panegyric, but from the dictates ...
... Houfe might with a very little amendment b& made the more compleat repreftntative of the people than »it was at preient. Speaking it/collectively, * was his opinion that the never could have interefts dilhrtct from thofe its conftituents. Individuals ...
... Henry Lymington Compton, Lord Northampton f Conway, Hon. H. S. Newport 4- Cornewall, Cieo. Ctsrrtwall, Right Hon. C, . Wolf, Speak. Canwallis, Hon. G, Portfmutb Cotes, John- Wigan Cotton, Sirß. S. Cheftiire John Tamworth * Courtoun, Earl Marlborough Wejley ...
... Burletta, eall'd, POO R V U L CAN. End of this Piece a Double Hornpipe, by Mr. Barrett and Mift Valois. ' ' To conclude with a Speaking Pantomime Entertainmenr, •i . cali'd, HARLEQUIN TOUCHSTONE. As performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, with univerfal ...
... ami Lady WodeMouse, Oa Monday ne«t, the Inftant, will be prefented a Comedy, call'd. The. WESTI NDI A N. which be added, Speaking Pantomime, calcd, HARLEQUIN TOUCHSTONE. And Deftre of the. Eight W'crfiiftyl tße MAYOR and Mrs. MAYORESS, the Inflant, will ...
... CHARLES JAM E S FO WHERE the lovelieft expreflion to features is na s mo , ft pencil Where unbidden, and frniles without art, Speak the foftnefs and feeling that dwell in the heart Where, manners enchanting, trace. But the foul keeps theproimfe we had from ...
... remained iufpended during the fpacecf twenty minutes • which time ihe returned, and him hanging, fhe Swooned away tr.thout ever Speaking, or making the leaft noife; the cook, having Some oufineSs with the houSe-keeper, followed . Soon alter, when, as loon as ...
... part the debts, ftill ap - plying the money intended for the payment of the intereft fuch debts to the purpofes of the fund. Speaking on this fubjeft we fhould be unpardonable we omitted to congratulate our readers on the pro- feffions from all fides of the ...
... antients quote; There may be learning in papillate: But now for Lady Blab.—— (Speaks as my Lady.) « Tell me Mifs Nancy, What and what employments did they fancy. (Speaks as Mil's.) The vulgar creatures feldom left their houfes, But children work, ...
... information upon the Sublime truths of aftronomy by couple of hours attendance on this ingenious Gentleman, to enable him to Speak, and think upon his fubject with pleafure and confidence, and fincerely hope he will meet with encouragement. Wednefday laft ...