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... after. three o'clock, attended by the *foal Officer* of *aate, after which feveral- M embers of the Houfe of Commons, with the Speak- er at 1 heir head,, appeared at the Bar. The Royal Af- teot was then given to the bread ReguUtron, the Habeas Corpus SufpertAor ...
... fpoken in the beft Circles. Preceded by an Introduction, and inter- fperfed with feveral Pieces on the Art of Reading and Speaking Englljb with propriety. By Charles Al- len. Price is. 3d. a. SENTIMENTAL anri HUMOROUS ESSAYS, conducive to Economy and Happinefs ...
... expefted frdm a latent Medicine, arid in .left, time than that prefented by your Apothecary, by reafm of our being obliged to Speak in decided terms as to its merit - , tooppole ?? againft this de- termination of non-conviction.* For, the eft*- Blifhment ...
... PART 111. Overture, and Dead March in Saml. Air, Mrs. Second, tnfweettft harmony. Chorus, 0 fatal dot. Song, Maftrr Smith, Speak y* tube beft can telL Recit. Mr. bwledon, My. arm's againjl. Air, Sound an alarm. Chorus, We bear, wt bear. Air, M« Bellamy ...
... PART 111. Overture, and Dead March in Saul. Air, Mr.. Second, Infwtetaft harmony. Chorus, 0 fatal day. Song, Mafter Smith, Speak ye who beft tan tell. Recit. Mr. Incledon, My arm's againft. Air, Sound an alarm. Chorus, We bear, vat bear. Air, Mi. Bellamy ...
... Oity of isitro«iuci..g as utucn of found learning, iind a religious ?? anaongli them, as ihtir opportunities will admit. — Speaking; of the darinp* inroads a^ainft Chrifiiinity fome time lioc-e attempted in France, he fays : But, to abandon the tSncemioties ...
... extinguish it entirely. Trie second cause we msy trace to the political cousiitutioa and laws of the country. : generally speaking, it is in the crown forests that those Conflagrations talte place. In many districts tire peasants obtain their w.x>d from ...
... purfuits and financial refources. Of the fituation ofthe Well India Golonie*, in general, very favourable mention is aifo made. Speaking ol St. Domingo, tbe plague is repre- fcntrd Is having ceafed it* ravage*, and a ftrong confidence isexprened of the peace ...
... to abide the charge and to defend nimfclf and his Hon. Friend. ?? , _. Dr. Lawbbncb defended the refcrve of Mr. Patten. Mr. Speak t r, at lenifth, put an end to the con. vetfatiott, by faying, the further explanation relied upon die difcretion of tbe Ho** ...
... Commanding -Officer of every_ Volunteer Corps in the i niter) kingdrf-n. General Ga*coi one oppofcd'trie Motion, and is now speaking, while f clefs my dvfpetcb. Parliament prorogues on Fiiday. The following is the Price of Stock, thi. day. Sank i}B • J ' ...
... bazie pronounced, turn from tbeir evil, J -will repent of ibt tvil that 1 1 bought to do unto ?? at ivbat instant I shall speak tor.- ctrninn a natitn, and concerning a tingd m, to build and to plant it. — The feveral pa. ith Church;*, and other piacei ...
... tjj- itercilieati worki . a ?? ' ' How rt, a»ef_l.ri>u Town; lb this ?? •_. ?? mould be,' ■ ?? *\>>*ar*tes in it, thmk, speak, or act ; Uow,.]pjiiy ?? to hia* bend their krje*', Tu.tJiSa'rjiatf-f of, ?? The Hae ana Cry •,»• |wcfc. ?? '■ - * A»o_itnr| ...