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... alarmed at their pheasants,, went with some Assistants to enquire who those Persons were; one of them immediately, without speaking a word, levelled his Gun, and wounded the Gamekeeper in the left Thigh. In order therefore to bring the person to condign ...
... government, and are, we hear, to be introduced this day at St. James's. They are both habited as Europeans, and one of them speaks English when introduced, they are to wear the dress of their country. Mr. Dunning and Alleyne, are retained in behalf of Ethan ...
... The foul month'd Critic's angry curses fall; Here kind indulgence fortifies the weak, And prompts e'en diffidence itself to speak; For if by chance the mists of error rise, And catch the timid Actor by surprize, Lead him astray far off theatric ground, ...
... beft Englifli Writers, arid difpofed under, proper Head*, with View to facilitate the Improvement of Youth in Reading and Speaking. which is prefixed. An Eftay on Elocution. W. FIELD, L.L.D. . Lecturer on the Belles Lettrcs in the Academy at Wirringtnn ...
... beft Englifh- Writers, atid difpofed under proper Heads, with a View to> facilitatethe Improvementef Yauxkiu Reading and Speaking. T« which prefixed. An Effay Elocution W. ENFIELD, L.L.D. Lecturer on the Belles Lcttrcs the Academy at Warringcon. . Printed ...
... whether in fix, twelve or eighteen months, fartheft, a war between thefe powers is inevitable. The late advices from America Speak in terms of the diftrefled Situation of tlie America As— that they are a very ragged condition, and want of almoft every neceffary ...
... Js that an to the queftion ? We do not defire your judgment of the matter. Did you fee the fhot fired at the Formidable ? Speak what you faw with your owo eyes, and not what you Judge might be. Did you fee the Formidable clofe engaged with fbme of the ...
... his Servants, THIS PRESENT SATURDAY, April tne Bth, -He, will be a >MEDY, call'd The I V A L S. To which will be addv-d'a Speaking Paxtomime Evtertainmext, Three Afts, (as performed the Theatre-Royal, Drury-Lane, with univerfal Applnufe,) call'd HARLE ...
... Tragedy, call'd HAMLET, Prince of Denmark. HAMLET, Mr. B RUN TON, (Being the Time his performing here.) which will be added Speaking Pantomime Entertainment, iv three AftWf (is performed at the Theatre- Royal Dtury-lane, with call'd HARLEQUI N's INVASION ...
... accurate made on the Spot, an eminent Limner, whofe Exhibition! at the Royal Acsdemy have lately received * THE NEW AxT of SPEAKING, Or, a Complete Modern Syrtem of RHETORIC ELOCUTION, and ORATORY. alf tJe Rules of thofe elegant Am, and including every ...
... Royal Academy have lately received the greateft Applaufe) infcribed the Honourable C. FOX. and E. BURKE, Efq. THE NEW ART of SPEAKING; Or, Complete Modern Syftem RH ETORIC, ELOCUTION, and ORATORY. all the Rules of thofe elegant Artt, and Including every Thing ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, Servant!, Tuefday,. Auguft the Blh, prefented Comedy, called The MAID of the OAK S. To which will be added the Speaking Pantomime of HARLEQUIN'S INVASION. Plays and Farces Wednefday, Thurfday, and Friday, as will expreffL-d in the Bills. The ...