... his counter, cahle and bland, 1Ils general wares among, Behold the Country Chandler stand, To charm the market throng. lIe speaks; the pen is in his hand, Or else behind his car: Ic sits; the pen is in his mouth; And thus, from year to year. From year ...

... seemed to coincide with those of the other speakers, was the Rev. Mr. Mullen, a Roman catholic priest. Ho said he felt bound to speak out at the present time, because he knew that there were very great numbers of the peasantry who eagerly looked forward to ...

... js$36 yeses old. Sise had received a good educa- °. upalislisurgcon, deposedto havingattended g d regjd osvspirite( ness; and speaking of her child's sel fhattla te dys he o cplainedo eacsiei shc had but little milk, and that the suckling In'a athe child too ...

... member be allowed to speak more than once on any subject; and in the course of some after di.cus- 1- sion one of the members proposed that, in place of five or te six members speaking together, only one member be allowed to speak at a time. EDINBURGH ...

... and was observed endeavonring to speak, notwithstanding the attempts of M. Dapin to prevent him. Having left the tribune at last without being able to get-a hearing, and the tumult continuing, M. Dupin attempted to speak bat without success lor a long time ...

... please ?: Thoughts far deeper and sweeter than anv in this .riter's book might have beau suggested to him by an arrangement he speaks of in the disposition ofT the antiqjues collected in the Vatican. At the' entraince to the Museum there, he tells us, is ...

... accused, d most of whom merely rose and reseated themselves without speaking. ,e When, however, he called the name of Lebon, that I Le accused, with great excitement, ?? want I ,e me to speak on the application of the punishment, ) bat I do not think that ...

... state of public feeling in the American cities, but also as to the business in Congress. Our latest advices from Washington speak confi- dently as to negotiations having been re-opened be- tween our Minister and the American Government upon the Oregon question ...

... on his way home this morning from mass, between nine and ten o'clock, and when within a few yards of his own door, while speaking to a woman, he was met by a man armed with a holly stick, loaded at the end for about six inches with lead. Immediately after ...

... n Hall, con- tinued during the whole of yesterday, and was then adjourned to this day. Mr. JoecN O'CONNELL, who was left speaking at post- hour yesterday, continued in a long and well-reasoned address, to sustain the doctrines put forward in the abstract ...

... weight enters into every consideration of the power of orators, and constitutes the key to all public speaking. In a public assembly, if the talent for speaking exists, but without strong personality, then there are good speakers who express the will of the ...

... Jerrold, Siteridatli liowles, tBourcicault, Maclston, with others Pt tiszct unltouovi to famne, or parltially so, draimaticaoly speaking, mugy fa assertions5 nisl. I trust, not be considered awithoit Ioutsdation. I still, co aet tli events, cndeavor to my citlll:st ...