... the Pablie lor the last slxty parns, i.s a certaib eritiriov; of its imniItsse 1stiiity. A, SNGL.-TR hL of ihe tbocve ivill speak toore in its behilf ihau voluaites can exprews. Sold in hbtriwiht 2s .1. each, settled uip; witli fullaud pluin Directiono ...

... to the Pnblic for the last sixty ye!rs, is a drtain criterion1 oi-.ts iatniense Utility. A SOlGLE TRIAL of tbe ahn e vvill speak hlore-in iot behlnir thaite volumes cnn expres.. Sold in hbn6M At 2s. 9!f. each, seuled tip. wIh full and it plain l)ireci6tias ...

... offered to the Public for the last sixty years, is a certain criterion of its immenseutiity. A single trial of the above will speak more in its behalf than volumes can express. Sold in boxes at 2s. 9d. each, sealed up, with full and plain directions, whereby ...

... which 'they endeavour to palm on the Public as the best, offering it at 5s. 8d. W pound. GIFACTS ARE 'S'eninOaN THINGS, AND, SPEAK DEST FOR THIiSELVES,. I have made my'selection for strength, quality, and cheap.- less ; and, _witlr confidence, submit my ...

... the termination of the Council of Trent. Laielypublished, - Vol. I. of the same Work; second edition, Svo. 12s. bds. On Speaking as the Oracles of -God: tw'o Discourses: second edition-Is. 6d. An Essay on the Internal Evidence of Christianity: third ...

... hassd-writing of tle Petenltee, without wVIlich it cannot be genuilse. Sold by all respectable Bookseciers and Druggists. FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. New Barn, £dlenfield, near Bury, 26ti Mairy, 1826. (-ENTI.MEN,-1 should be ungrateful were I not to come for- ...

... received a patronage almost unprecedented in the above cases; they are also of great utility to persons in the habit of public speaking; and the highest testimony in the musical world has been advanced in their favour, where the voice has beeriinilueniced by ...

... received a patronage almost unprecedenited in the above cases; they are also of great utility to persons in the habit of public speaking; and the highest testimony in the musical world has been advanced in their favour, where the voice has been influenced by ...

... out ca.ne his voice bubbling and. deploring, and was again swallowed up. At breakfast, the child being pitied, I-ventured to speak about it, and was laughing and sympathizing in perfect good fai~h, when Mr. Mathews came in, and I found that the little urchin ...

... thus making the reader, as it a party to the Debate, by giving laim the ready to ts, e of oile prooset in the House, and speaking freely to ho olihwudh iely to pass in. the mind of any Doc cadfl 111( ublese aditor in that Assembly. pityfsucsinin Daily ...

... have received a dir Of 5l510't unprecedented in the above cases; they are til 5sthe ihy to persons in the habit of public speaking rel L e rfi' attestimony in the musical world has bden advanced Su rour, 05 here the voice has been influenced by -a humid ...

... a pltroilage almost unprecedenteld in the above cases; they are also of great utility to persols ill thi habit of public speaking; and tltelllibeesttestimioly iii tiellusical worldhliasben advaiiced iu their favour, where the voice has been influeuiced ...