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... Sir, T ° Eiitor °f Arit '' Gaxette - IF report speak truly, there are communications passing Members of the present Government and some individuals this town, with rfew to the introduction of Corporation Considering that the prosperity of our community ...
... To the Editor of Aris's Gazette. Sir—Allow me to think that I speak the opinion of a numerous body of Tradesmen when I say that sufficient local publicity not given to Bankruptcies and Insolvencies. For want of proper notice the ordinary and bebt local ...
... WEAMAN ROW SCHOOL, December 15, 1800. MITE SPEAKING EXHIBITION, by R. WHITEHOUSE's PUPILS, will be at the `school on Monday and Tuefday Evenings next; to begin at Six o'Clock each Evening. The firit Evening, MISCELLANEOUS PIECES; and the fecond, the Whole ...
... Letters from Trieste to the IGth instant speak in ||in encouraging tone respecting Missolonghi. It stated in i?j>oitscript that the garrison made successful aortic in the Height, wounded Ibrahim Pacha, and that the loss of the Turkish army was great as ...
... POUPEE PARLANTE, orFrench Speaking Doll, stffl continues to attract crowds of admiring visitants to the French Toy and Perfumery Depot of KENDALL and SON, 10, BuU-ring, Birmingham. Thegreatest proof of the merits of this extraordinary Doll is the general ...
... The New Work idi Author of *Trem.unb.— in speaking of this admirable new woik of Mr. Wan., observes:—- De Clifford is sterling work-a work not u, perused and dismissed ina breath, but read and again and again. It not for the story, bat for the line ...
... (Debate concluded pom ihcjlrst page.) every quarter of the globe, speaking common language. If their petition were granted, the British name would be celebrated through all these countries. That celebrity would not be empty praise, but it would be the ...
... Th©second instance which the Commit:ee would refer to, as a sample, so to speak, of the real vital change that has been wrought in no small number of the heathen, the following occurrence that has recently taken place New Zealand. The Rev. Christopher ...
... To the Editor Arises Gazette. Sir—l am sure speak the opinion of professional brethren generally, when I say the practice of enclosing business letter* in envelopes will be fonnil lead the greatest inconvenience, difficulty, and fraud. All identity is ...
... D AND DUMB INSTITUTION, EDGBASTON, NEAR BIRMINGHAM. ss as ASSISTANT SPEAKING TEACHER a young Man of good cen addressed to the “ Committce ” to the care of the , No. 66, New-street, on or before January order of the Committee, EDWD. EVERITT, Secretary ...
... Poltry Pigs, and Milch he Editor of S ur ? B U speaking of Mr. Moubray's little book P°ul trv ,F car ' n ...
... a Packer, who is usiness. Ueceptionable . Address .1,50, at the - ucated Lady, as Teacher l eshire, where the Number must speak the French thoggh t. A Knowledf9tof Arita. idress E. J. ft threilYteece.a. ...