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... (Left speaking.) (FROM . THE PAPERS.) We find the following letter from COnstantinople 29th ult., in the Constitutionnel :— Mr. James, the English consul at Odessa, has informed us that the Circassians have obtained signal advantages over the Russians ...
... (Left speaking.) Bourse, Monday, Half. past Four. The Bourse has, at length, returned to its former tranquillity on the subject of shares, and this class of speculation has ceased to attract attention. The Five per Cents were stagnant, though firm, at ...
... THE SPEAKING AUTOMATON. Professor Faber, a mathematician of Vienna, has brought over to this country a speaking automaton, upon the construction of which he has been employed some five-andtwenty years. We were yesterday invited to a private view, at the ...
... Speaking of the Kremlin, he observes that— It was here that Ivan the Fourth perpetrated his sanguinary orgies; here he murdered his first-born; here he violated his daughter-in-law, almost in his dying hour. Around these old Tartaric-looking ramparts ...
... speak specifically as to the cases of the omissions on the enlarged plan, or whether he could only speak generally 1 Mr. Brunel said he could only speak generally. He had no doubt that there were some omissions. He could not speak to the specific cases ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING ON THE PART OF ENGLAND TO PERSIA. LIEUTENANT-COLONEL ...
... The very PROTEST OF brIREs thus speaks : Seeing that there is no sure doctrine but such as is conformable to the Word of God—that the Lord forbids the teaching of any other doctrine that each text of Holy Scripture ought to be ex plained by other ...
... (ADVERTISEMENT.) TIIE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, In Sixty Lwow., particularly calculated to render the speaking of French easy to English persons. The Fourth Edition. By J. V. DOUVILLE. M.A., Professor of the French Language, 110, Strand, London, 1932. ...
... WHO FEA.RS TO SPEAK OF 948. Under this heading, the Evening Mail of last night refers to a letter published in the Freeman's Journal by Father Fitzgerald, detailing his part in the Ballingarry outbreak. The Mail properly designates this production of ...
... The Si'ecle, speaking on this subject, says : The treaty concluded between Engand and China will be equally applicable to the trade with China of all other nations. The English will not fail to take credit to themselves for great liberality in this measure ...
... In the extract you have given, Mr. Daintrey does not speak ' of the Petworth union, but he speaks ssecittcally of the town of Pet wort's, drunkenness, and its usual accompaniments, riot and die salsr, have sensibly diminished in the town of Petworth ...
... HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1845. thpt, in speaking of them here, or in speaking of them !hrcughout the country, he had never said anything to irarly the necessity of their 'educing their rents. When speaking in favour of the system of free trade, he abstained ...