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... CORONATION FESTIVITIES. Let no tongue speak doubtfully of the spirit of Ibis town and its surrounding neighbourhood. If ever (kero was convincing demonstration devoted attachment to the Throne, and enthusiastic loyally the amiable young whose hands are ...
... being slanderers, merely because they speak of such mens’ follies or vices ; or believe that Tories have any peculiar appetite for slander because they read and profit by the exposition.— Let these writers speak the truth, and the whole truth : let them ...
... NEW YORK SIEVE. —The New Orleans Bee, in speaking of New ork, makes the following remark:— New York the sieve the Union. The honest foreigner silted through, and settles uj>on the western lands; while the loafer, the pauper, and the cut throut remain ...
... 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 ...
... POETRY. SINGING FOR THE MILLION. 'Twill be most harmonious state of thing* When every one, instead of speaking, sing*. A dun will give rat-tat. And his charges should the debtor carp, The latter refusing would fl it. The former in demanding will be sharp ...
... The Duke of Welliseton.-There an undivided attention while he speaks—indeed it is sometimes absolutely necessary ; lor when indisposed, he is often with difficulty heard, even by those near to him ; as, indeed, he himself hears with difficulty from being ...
... knocking at the portal of the ear, hot a?ivii>g ari( sentient frame-work of humanity speaking to the heart and affections of the auditor. I.et us not he mieundei stood. We speak not in depreciation of Miss Novello, whose talents greatly admire, when assign ...
... 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 ...
... his tailier, and the same Lyme ftegis and of Keniiington, whom he had been speaking thern. would them to have been passing at Hatnsgate and Miss A leyne; and now, tie ask, what dot learned hiemi profess expect to gain by this action? One account further ...
... NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS Comparatively speaking:, the arrivals of all kinds of slaughtered meat from distant quarters have been on a very limited scale, whilst they have come to hand, owing to the mildness of the weather, very bad condition. With ...
... iJcitlvi). THE MEMORY OF iIIBHOP IIEIIER. FftpM THE LITERARY GAZETTE. it be sail to speak treasures gone. sainted Genius, call’d too soon away. Of Ught, from this world taken while it shone Yet kindling onward the perfect How shall our grief, ifmoarumi ...
... POSTSCRIPT. STANDARD OFFICE, Friday, Dec. 29. France. —Most of the French journals of Wednesday speak favourably of the new ministerial programme. The Notional, however, dislikes its silence on the amnesty. The Reforme furious against it. The people express ...