... Surrender of Bedtime. and any of February the Preiedent received Advice in a Information he could afford refpening the Nature Note from Captain Torriano. Cornmendans at of the Treaty with Hyat Saib, and the Proceed- Onore, of our Army having forced the ...

... fcale, the undertaking therefore appears well deceiving tiie attention ol any merchant inclined to engage in a work this nature. Note also.—The proprietor will be expected contract erect all oil of the works early the term ; the concern therefore only ...

... feale, the undertaking therefore appears well defending the attention of any merchant inclintd to engage in a work of this nature. Note also.—The proprietor will he exposed to contract creft all or moft of the works early in the term the concern is therefore ...

... fcale, the undertaking therefore appears well ferviug the attention oi any merchant inclined engage in a work of this nature. , Note also. —The proprietor will be expert -0 contrail to ere«st all or molt of the works early 1 the term the concern is therefore ...

... extenfivc Ccale, the undertaking therefore appears well the attention of any merchant inclined to engage in a work of this nature. Note also. —The proprietor will be expected to contract to ereft all or molt of the works early in the term ; the concern is ...

... where leaves had been inserted place ‘of those extracted. All these pas: hat been ext racted from the were of an obnoxious nature, notes, in con: sequence the notice which bad been (The notes taken of them in different to Matthew, ¢. xiii, v. 29; Lake, referred ...

... earnestly — the 12 or 14 Serorations of Mr. Hume to every speech tbe veteran eiivers — aU these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, of course, Uttie to do with oratory. There are some earnest men, chiefly young, who are coming up, and ...

... thought earnestly--the 12 or 14 perorations of Mr. HMI to every speech the veteran delivers—all these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, of awes, little to do with oratory. Then are some earnest meta, shish, young, who are coming and we good ...

... thought earnestly—the 12 or 14 perorations of Mr. Hume to every speech the veteran delivers—all these may be matters of good-natured note, but they have, ot There are some earnest course, little to do with oratory. men, chiefly young, who are “ coming up,” ...

... perplexed wondering audiences render it almost it is plerced with three holes end hes an the rest formed in an open or natural notes at manner end with a chaniom he im getting co widea how he obtains a close and rapid echo, or mn betes, tion to the other ...

... later the evening he won loud applause, and showed an extraordinary compass of voice, the falsetto blending well with the natural notes. Those who have heard the singular flute-like alto of Mr. Bridge need not be reminded of this gentleman's ability. the ...

... with thunders of applause. Mrs. gave smack of the Irish brogue, whieii imparted great •• Rogue and Barney O'Hea. her natural notes she pleasing, but in the higher octave, and where fjree and dramatic expression are required, there some slight falling ...