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... PLAIN SPEAKING. (From the Dublin Evening Mail.) The following is the report of a speech delivered hy Mr. Hayes at a recent meeting of a Precursor (O'Counell) Society held in Cork : — REPEAL OF THE UNION — THE CHARTISTS. At a meeting of the Precursor ...
... THE SPEAKING AUTOMATON. Professor Faber, a mathematician of Vienna, has brought over to this country a speaking automaton, upon the con- struction of which he has been employed some five-and- twenty years. We were yesterday invited to a private view, ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, By J. V. Douville, Professor of the French Language. No. 1, Soho-square; and 2, Lawrence-lane. Cheapside, London. 1828. The Third Edition. TO THE EDITOR Of THE STANDARD Sir, In preparing this edition of the Speak mo French ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR. By . . V. Doi villi*, Professor oi* th_ French Lan -l ACL. No. 1, Sob o- square; and 2, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, Loudon. The Third Edition TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir,— The Trench language being usually studied with ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, By J. Douvii.__e, Professor of tiif. French Language. No. 1, S.ho.square; and 2, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, London. 1828. The Third Edition. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STAXDAIUI. Sir, — In preparing this edition of the SrEAEixc. ...
... Edition of HE SPEAKING GRAMMAR, T in Sixty Lessons, calculated to render the Speaking Speaking of French ensy English Persons, without he assist- ofthe French Language, 11 By J. V. DOUVILLE, A.M., This Grammar, of which the fourth edition has stem » found ...
... If I speak of the commonwealth as I ought to speak, I am «tigihat?sed aa a naadixumj if, aceord- u ing to expediency, I am a slave ; if I remain M silent, I must expect to participate in the common ruin. Si loquor de republica quod oportct ...
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... > . life at upwards of fourscore years age there was {he usual proportion of ndnsensical speaking of Mr. Fox, almost in the same breath, with that kind of parliamentary reform which the statesman in question had always marked with his most specific r ...
... The time has not very long gone bye when to speak disrespectfully of the Queen's ministers was, by the Whig journals, treated as a crime against the Queen's Crown and person. Now this was in our opinion at the time, which happens to be our opinion still ...
... The public is surely wearied of the free-trade controversy ; but unfortunately, we have no liberty to speak of anything else, so successfully indus- trious have the Leaguers been in infecting the very atmosphere with their pestilential fog of dull fallacy ...
... . lfsj-l — - — We are nothing surprised that, by daring to speak truth plainly, we have- provoked a host of censurers. In an age of cant, the worshippers 0 f falsehood are not limited to the many to whom falsehood affords a direct gain. Other very nu- ...