... public welfare not speaking cf defeats, of casual oh. structions the public business. speak of the general ; which the Government have been obliged take. I speak of occasions which measures had been postponed almost v\ith! out excuse. 1 speak of occasions when ...

... this day, And whisper Shakspeare's name! Tint name o'er nature's farthest bounds Hath to the winds been given, The ocean speaks it, and sounds Among the stars of heaven. And mountain streams, and torrents wide, Dark gushing, deep and strong, wintry grandeur ...

... importaut as it is difficult to acquire. Practice—practice —practice is the only recipe. He who will not speak until he knows precisely how to speak, is like the old scholastic, who would not enter the water until he knew how to swim. And when, and where ...

... at the Vicarage, Bick- enhill, to pay her tithes, and after speaking to Mrs. Eliers, who was busily engaged in the kitchen, desired her to go into the parlour; bat before Mrs. Eilers could speak, she, by mistake, opened the cellar door instead of the parlour ...

... 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. ...

... 2:3d of August, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, the Possession and Tenancy of FOUR well cultivated GARDENS, situate in the Speaking Stile Lane, at Holloway Head. ...

... poisoned insos mirers the ink for his given CLARKE would cond. dence itisd speak) cha~ his except the Du she for wh' has the the said, the U ...

... Bedworth and speaking a meeting in that place, besides going to Manchester and speaking on the corn question. Mr. Bromfield’s invitation to speak was pleaded, in answer to which it was said he was in witty mood, and did not mean they might speak against the ...

... Gratik. er, is taught by that the Learner is . LESSONS, and Speak LINGS®. tho Bbops of Mee rs rs, and at his T-MAKER, }u-hel the Pupil sces the Herald.—The ...

... not hear any person speak to Mr. May except Mr. Green, on the landing. He left the landing in company Mr. May, and Mr. Green was then leaning over the stairs, speaking to Mr. May. The party appeared rather cross, and tliey were speaking rather cross in ...

... that Il the v wh eve > be nent, her der, | ] the the fi reir p iwcula h thy Aare ©Xx speak ject s tha ...

... And find crushed and broken ! Ve speak not ye 100, are flown, Ve were 100 fair to last: And Sorrow now may claim her own, Since Kao* has left alone The Memory of the Past! ...