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... Mr Editor, from this way of thinking, tlfat I ready to contend, that, if man does not possess the talent of reading and speaking his own language, with some . degree of propriety and elegance, he be critically versed 1 in all (tie otier languages, tliat ...
... £16,500; Inchrye, £15,000; Lutbrie, £13,050; Plains, £7000; Ceres Mill, £2200. Generally, and we believe correctly, speaking, thirty years purchase of the estimated annual value of the land has been given ; and upon the whole, understand the purchasers ...
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... Alphabetical Pun. —Among the numerous puns Mathews's present entertainment, he is quite u at home in the following:—A person speaking to very detf' man, and getting angry at his not catching his meaning, says—Why it is as plain as A. B. C.**— Aye, Sir, but ...
... him auxiliary corps of 10,000 men, but Mahomed conceived it time to declare himself.— Gazette dTAugsburg, Haris, March V 9 speak of commercial enterprises, and of manufacturing speculations, but where arc the markets which the Ministry have provided for ...
... has had its day. No where is this more forcibly illustrated than in our Houses of Parliament. Onr orators are now dumb, or speak only to make practical explanations and complimentary allusions. The time has been (f*ii Ilium ) when the revolutions of empires ...
... Noble Lord said, that the Committee was to lie moved for that very night. could not suppose that the Noble Lord had been speaking something which had merely passed through his mind, and that was to go back again to Scotland, and there be produced God ...
... Gentlemen indulged, that he had committed some verbal inaccuracy. He need hardly any that on snch a subject he had no intention to speak with levity or disrespect, and he begged to give his cordial support to the motion.” MONDAY, April 5. COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY On ...
... pale flowers! Bring flowers to the shrine where we kneel in prayer. They are Nature’s off-ring, their place Is there! Thev speak of hope the fainting heart, With a voice of promise they «‘ ...
... can no effect. It mentioned in Captain Hall’s excellent work, that the people among whom he was in South America could never speak of their old rulers with any degree of temper. It was theme replete with the most angry recollections, and always kindled their ...
... Constantine Bozzaris. It is said too, that the Albanians having joined them, the united army was advancing Janina. The Turks speak of marching 90,000 men into Greece ! hat it may happen this season, it did last, when one half of the number ordered never ...
... favourable results from a plan so vicious. They seem to suppose, that if the pupil does not speak English, he roust necessity talk Fiench. The truth is, he speaks neither language, but a miserable Jargon compounded of both—the words French, the idiom and ...