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... The, Lancaster Volunteers, now on permanent duty at Ormskirk, speak highly of the reception tbey met with at the differenr towns on their march. When the weather is favourable, the Colonel has the corps out for eight hours in a day ; and we are informed ...
... To the Editor of The Chester Chronicle, Sin, IN your paper a few weeks since, when speaking of our Penal Laws, you mentioned, that in the pro- vince of in North Amerea, no capital had been inflicted for many years.— Your readers are, vo doubt, injormed ...
... WANTED, N Apprentice to the Wholesale and Retail . Grocery Business : a young man who can speak the Welsh language would be preferred. Apply to Hall and Balmer, Daleestreet, Liverpool; or Mr, Venables, Broker, Foregate-street, Chester, > A Premium will ...
... Frigram on a bad Orator. YOU wove the people when you speak ; For one by one away they sneak. — THR GENERALISSIMO. THAT Chathan lost the gol de a hour, * Cowrt-lay owe’ arra him POWER; Which gave him and gave Bat seat BRAINS!!! HE CONFESSION, BAY, pensive ...
... •HQh_ Our Theatre opens on Monday next : — Report speaks highly in praise of Mrs. Young (late Miss Grimani) and the abilities of Mr. Young need not our encomium. The manager has also engaged Miss C -banal, whose dancing has always met with deserved applause ...
... SONNET, TO AN INFANT, SHOW DROP of love! sweet image of sire, Vmse eager lip* father's feelings speak, Whose glowing orb# disclese affection's fire ; Pieas'd as I gaie upon thy Iwrety cheek, Aud kiss thy ruby lips, and shake thine hand, Dirtt'd are mine ...
... \Or.XTLI MAN who lutltnn in Spain .ove-al Years in the Mercantile Bn-inew. speaks the Lr>n;seage fluently, is perfectly acquainted with tin: Manners and Customs the Spaniards, and who can procure undeniable Character, wishes to a SUI’IiRjCARGO in tome ...
... WANTED, . A'tOUNP MAti, respe&ability, to go an '' apprentice wholesa'e retail grocer, ill '. I.iverpool, one who can speak Welch would hepreferred. Apply, to Mr. Parry, ironmonger, Chester. RUTHIN HUNT WILL commence on Wednesday the twenty- sixth daj ...
... LPIGR AMS. FRANK once don't you think 1 speak well, Tho* I ne’er take a book from its shelf?” ‘* How the talent you've gain’d (said his friend) 7 ean’ tell But I owa you speak yourself.” eat OH t had it been, well-natur’d Ned, thy doom To wil, instead ...
... to taste his former rest. speak, but speaking always own My wishes dwell on thee alone ; A new-born love thoughts despise For constancy that thought denies. speak, and oh ! delightful task f 1 speak, but for thy pity ask ; speak, but thou ...
... plunging from his deep despair, gargets the hoivs of former care. I speak, but speaking, only try list'ning ear to satisfy, My spleen but little doth move, thou, or not, my faith approve. I speak, but do not care, if thou Attention to my words allow : And unto ...
... WANTED, YOUNG MAN, of respectability, to go as au apprentice to a wholesale and retail gro- cer, in Liverpool; one who can speak Welsh would be preterved,—Apply to Mr. Panny, ironmonger, Chester. — — — -, — ...