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... ELOCUTION The Senate— the Bar—the Stage of lessons the art of Public Speaking, apply SAMUEL BUTLER, Theatre Royal, at his Rooms, 71, Falkner-street. H MILLER and Brewers* respectfully inform theur gfiiends and the Public, that they have REM 0 V Chorl ...
... Manchester and Leeds RailwAY.—While speaking 0 this line, we cannot help culling attention to the very complete and excellent table of times of the Manchester and Leeds trains, with all the and collateral trains, which the present advertisement contains ...
... The Oldest Inhabitant.—We have finally found out that much talked of individual, the oldest inhabitant.'* An elderly chap, speaking of his great knowledge of the western country the other day, said that he had known the Mississippi ever since was a small ...
... Anecdote of Napoleon.—Napoleon in his prosperity was sometimes apt to loose his head little, and to speak Richard 11. did in sorrow and grief of heart, i. c. fondly, like a frantic man. the death of the last of the Stuarts being mentioned to him ...
... have-*be cheaper line. , _ This comuifttcc beg to refer tlie following extract from the report Mr. Rastrick, Speaking llarecastle, says: Instead Of a tunnel, one and a half miles long, being necessary, hud afwavs been induced to believe, was perfectly ...
... Just published, price 3J.; 2s. (sd. per dozen, or 18s. per bun dred, THE SHEPHERD'S VOICE SPEAKING TO THE FLrfCKyfcsaatkTHE BED OF Sick- NESS. Tract for th/Ric//n ...
... SINGING FOR THE MILLION. Twill he most harmonious state of things When every one. instead of speaking, sings. A dun will give musical rat tat, And at his charges should the d.blor carp, The latter in refusing wil: be flat. The former demanding will be ...
... Ever, says an old writer, is A little word, bat immense signification. A child speak it, bat neither man nor angel can fully understand it! is spring which fil] s a 8 faBt ag eDlptieg an unfathomable ocean ; a sea that can never' be sailed over frost ...
... On the Bth inst., at the Collegiate Church, tha Rev. W. W. Johnson, M.A., Mr. Thomas Speakes, ?\liss Ann Houghton, both of this town. On the Bth inst., at St. John's Church, by the Rev. Huntington, M.A., rector. Mr. George Frederick Gregory, Mary Jane ...
... MANCHESTER COURIER. 8ATUBBA T. JTUWM IK 1JBW* Foreign News.—We have nothing ' communicate under this head. Accountsi Spain speak some successes which had been od l ' c e=- over tlie CarlUts, accompanied with of a most sanguinary character, such as the ...
... A Near-enough Witness.-Speaking of law reminds me of a famous wi nearorder—an impracticable fellow, whom could ever with any precision or He had seen a stoi lie knew nothing about the size it. thought it did not look much like conceived quite near enough ...
... Thursday, purporting to be a programme of the policy intended be pursued by Sir Robert Peel, should he take office. The Standard speaks from authority, and without any qualification or reservation, announces that Sir Robert does take office, his policy will ...