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... CHANGE OF HOURS. GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE. MR. FABER'S SPEAKING INSTRUMENT! which perfectly imitates the HUMAN VOICE, by articulating LErreßs, WORDS, and SENTENCES, and also SINGS, Winsprig, and LAUGHS—has arrived from EDINBURGH, where it met with the ...
... ae — over the whole ci zed world. We read also ‘‘letters frot Berne speak of an interview which has taken place betwee Sir R. Peel and M. Oschsenbern, in which the Englis Minister handed a very important note to the I’ of the Diet. This note from Lord ...
... SECON they contain no later i the papers yesterday, not quite so severe i papers already speak place; and to-day, we Glasgow Hkating TRIAL OF On Thursday. Mrs. sessions, for having scope value 2s. fid. crowded with fashioi a mined, and spoke in minded ...
... Ern, SPEMLING.—The Rev. Mr Stewart advised three questions to be put to ourselves before speaking evil of any man :—First, Is it true! Second, In it kind Thin, Is it necessary I No fewer than 220 clerks, besides mes sa d o thers, are employed in the ...
... peak. I went bark with him for about a quarter or half a mile. During the time I asked leave to speak to him as one man might speak to another. He replied, Speak on r and then I told him that, in my opinion, it was impossible for him to succeed in his u ...
... TRADE. From the John O’ Groat Journal. Wicx, March 9.—Speaking generally, we may now stato that the whole of last year’s take of dis- triet, is either all disposed of, or fixed for ent. The advaneed state of the season is now inducing ihe promised for ...
... d. to p 6s. eet August 22, 1849. Dear Sir,—I cannot speak wourably of the Re- valenta of Ross.” March 3ist, 1849. « Gentlemen,— The for whom I ordered your is six months advanced pregnancy; she was severely from indigestion after eating a great deal to ...
... dillii. Who. with a trustful, lnf heart. Speak not the cold and ••ante-** ihoujoit* Which time has taught thee well ; Nor breathe one word whose bitter tones Disrat might seem tell. If brow there mats cloud. Speak loving words, and let him fe* I has a friend ...
... witb '1 speak, shall ' a b. imperti_ to be r , —.Neat politician, iv intelligent man, yr your late member ' mseiwEE-----_ [ EDITION. TIMIDLY, 29, 1847. 'quality of his speaking, .. conveys a straightforward There is no equivooatior NATION TO-DAY. .. and ...
... POSITIVELY LAST WEEK. MR. FABER'S SPEAKING INSTRUMENT will positively close next SATURDAY, 30th inst., at the ASSEMBLY' ROOMS. Hours, from 2to 4, and 7to 9. Price, Is.—Children under ten years, 6d. ...
... POSITIVELY LAST WEEK. MR. FABER'S SPEAKING INSTRUMENT will positively close next SATURDAY, 30th inst., at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS. Hours, from 2to 4, and 7to 9. Price, lc—Children under ten years, ...
... ii - 11 - o - uld since it pledged to speak upon tleman delivered b. speech—reading a series meats to show that if he - . then ...