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... 4 \ sition having been presented to Mr. J. R. FirzGeraco, in which he has been requested to repeat his Lecture on Public Speaking, he begs to inform the inhabitants of Birmingham, that he will do himself the pleasure of complying with the wish of the ...
... LEC URE ON UBLIC SPEAKING R. J. R. FITZGERALD has the honour te M inform the inhabitants of Birmingham that he wil deliver a LECTURE on PUBLIC SPEAKING, on Eventnc, May 17, 1847, in the Hall of the Odd Fellows’ Institute King Street. For the purpose of ...
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... THE BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL Education or Of the influence of of the on intellectual progress it is almost to speak Clearness of idea accuracy of language justice reasoning knowledge invention application-all utilities in fine of intellectual culture are obviously ...
... le who can and dare speak the sentiments of the but in which of those who sit there a vast majority have not the will to carry into effect those views which are making sach extraordinary progress in the public mind—the are not willing to give to the peopie ...
... Mr. Lec advertisement, that Mr tures in this town on Observer, in speaking « As was nat most successful tragedi all matters connected | prehensive, and just; jilustrating thém, both enius, and by copious with an interest anda to say, no other man c OF ...
... 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 ...
... John N ta the 1622, laughed at (Castlereagh ) tor speaking of the Of Ireland. If thie iscucsed in reland, indeed, “ be the only answer to be which had heen laid the thet the Irish labourer was ready to work for ¢: » threepence a-day. But the evil of the ...
... ISLIKE OF L.AWYERS.-~ on the rare occasions when it was m duty to speak, when a member of the House re- i er of Commons, had the good fortune to experience a favour- ys able hea: must observe that there has subsisted in this es assembly, dor n to our ...
... that has occurred since bis mattiage, of speak ing im the highest ter me of his consort; and there is- no doubt that the amia ble qualities of her Royal Bigh- atly contributed to the hap- ness, whilst they have gre H eminently fit the Royal pin ess of ...