The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 53R. Griffiths, 1775 - Books |
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Page 70
... serve on juries ; but as to the qualification it- self , the act is totally filent . About the time of issuing the ... serve as jurors : he is also punishable if he neglects to give in true lifts . But fappose the theriff to ...
... serve on juries ; but as to the qualification it- self , the act is totally filent . About the time of issuing the ... serve as jurors : he is also punishable if he neglects to give in true lifts . But fappose the theriff to ...
Page 402
... serve , which induc'd him to give the rest of this speech ; though with hazard ( or rather , death ) of his judgment , if we extend his commendation to all of it : An audience could not dine on fine fpeeches at that time of day , but ...
... serve , which induc'd him to give the rest of this speech ; though with hazard ( or rather , death ) of his judgment , if we extend his commendation to all of it : An audience could not dine on fine fpeeches at that time of day , but ...
Page 608
... serve to shew its probability of fuccess in this country : Le Philosophe fans le Sçavoir was re- ceived with the greatest applause at Paris . Obrien tranflated it .. It was acted at Drury Lane , and damned . It wanted force ; and what ...
... serve to shew its probability of fuccess in this country : Le Philosophe fans le Sçavoir was re- ceived with the greatest applause at Paris . Obrien tranflated it .. It was acted at Drury Lane , and damned . It wanted force ; and what ...
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