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... can reader his allusioos Coital R+view The present Fdition is introdiu ed by tat the Author's Life, and illustrated :nature Notes, throeghout which we observe a horst of decision in the discrimination of cbs honest abhorrence of subterfuge and Nice ...
... fo long wititilL I t be Oblerved there' is no h a ll-pirwhing for the upper, cir 4. 4 rofs tiriFi•rvg for any'Of the natural notes-, heineeilgtly the faille - as the Jet:nal) Ftrite„ and with the addition at a Kci , ,fot the D it is the ft, bett-ManUfectured ...
... n fo long wirriett. It is alfo to ohterved there is no half pinching'for the upper, or crofs fingering for any of the natural notes, being exa&ly the tame as the German flute, and, with the addition of a key for the D tharp,- it is the completed, manuf: ...
... not improve in our opinion 01 his merits. His voice is certainly extensive, st tong, and well-tcned, anti he blends his natural notes very well with his/a/se:to, but he has much to learn before be will be eupable of taking a lead in musical chatasers. Like ...
... o long wifhed It is alio to be iabft•rveci there is. no hall-pinchirg . for the upper, or. crocnger'ng for any of .the natural' notes, being exally the tattle as the German . Plide, and with me dition of a Key . for the D Sharp, it r tire completeti, belt-in ...
... liberty of coniCi2ece, the privileLe of poifeifing property, anti .e rights which are attached to.- the dignity of human nature. Note the t'd.---..[This Note is intended as an anfwer to thAt part of the King's Speech, in - which he truCts that his deluded ...
... Wonderful MechatiiCal Exhibition, eonsisting,of the Musical Lady,Automaton, playing airs upon the piano - -forte, the natural notes with be!. - hands, the flats.and sharps with herfeet, accompanied'' , with a Musical Tumbler ; a Singing 'BUIL that darti' ...
... long willieth It is alio tO be ethfeFv s 4 . titerr- is no half pinching for the or crofs fingering for ariy, ,of,the natural notes, being exaCily the lame as the Gertnan and, with. the addition of a key.tor the I) flrarp,.. it is tire corn- . pletea ...
... folong wifhed. ft is alto to be oblerved there is no half pinching for the upper,. or tio.'t fing'ering fpr arty - ,of-the natural notes, being exaFtly the famq as the German f - ite, with thd'addition or a kor tor*the D thrp, IC k th 4.-:otipletert, bell ...
... remained in his :cot, he received the cliprives with the humanity of gieirdian ;ippoirited' by. the itrongeft claims of nature. • Note.--Viferamraufe was killed, like ;;&ra, in lus tent. , , Orme.; P 1 11 ' SIEGE Or. ntlt the Lycians were on 4 fudden ...
... liulliman, I’itou, ami Muller l-rcidbcr-'. Jbc i ranllot accelh, a pl.nr which inU.res theTreitv t' 1 thing a m.btary nature, not.ee .s given till an hour Diet of Schwiu is not vet dissolved; it con ,nut- to re- ! ~«dd W the basis ,r. fhi ' before Ihe ...
... libeit'y of codfcience, the privilege of pofreffing property, :and the rights which are attached to the dignity of human nature. Note the 3d.-'This note is intended as an anf~ver to that part of the King's Speech, in which he trufts that his deludedfubjeas ...