... SENSIBLE SPEAKING. AT the grand dinner given to her Majesty's Ministers by Sir JANES Doer, the Lord Mayor of London, on Wednesday week, we observe that there was less butter,' and a great deal more sense than is usually found on such occasions. We think ...

... THINK ERE YOU SPEAK. Think ere yon speak, for a word lightly spoken Oft wakens a pang that has slumbered for years ; And mem'ry's repose, when once it is broken, May turn a sweet smile into sadness and tears. No pleasure can then chase the gloom from ...

... SIR. lIERIE AND THE. SILENT SPEAK ER. Ministers not haying dared, or not having been permitted, to vilify the House of Lords in the Address of the Sovereign, found a fitting organ to pour forth their rancour in the person of Mr. Joseph Ilume. The whole ...

... presented to him. They were natives of the Wand. in very moderate circumstances, and could not speak a word of French. Ile received them with great kindness, and imanoliately Imes notch their hot ani,nated feature , reminded him of his father. • I ,Mee ...

... LONDON COMMERCIAL MARKETS. LOSIDON, January 12. The bu•inras doing in the produce markets is. generally speaking, satisfactory, with, if anything, rather higher prices, giving earnest of brisk spring trade. Suamt.—in British Plantation the market is buoyant; ...

... Hop Market. BOROUGH. JULY 23. We continue to have but little doing in Hops. The District Deports speak more favourably of the plantations. Hinting that they grow, although much disease remains; prices are at a shade lower, and the estimated Duty higher; ...

... 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 ...

... SHIRT.. Not to speak of its &gams, it one of the greatest comforts of Dress; it also keeps lover clean and wears malt longer than a bad fitting one. SHIRTS ( Suitabk for the Upper Classes) READY DRESSED, at tlus following prices : Dress Shirts, 4s, 4s ...

... Vottrz SPEAK GENTLY. Speak gently! it is better far To rule by lose than fear — Speak gently—let not harsh words mar The good we might do here. Speak gently! love cloth whisper low The vows th►t true hearts bind And gently friendship's accents Sow Affection's ...

... sex the privilege of speaking in public. The old fellowhorrified at the idea of ne-mitting female lecturers to hold forth at nor Mechanics' Institution, grounding his argument credal neon the apostle having forbidden women to speak pub. liely in churches—comes ...

... that the individuals to whom allusion is made should presume so to think and speak of that class to which I belong. Such persons think and speak (or perhaps more properly, speak without thinking, like the player of whom Garrick remarked, he only thinks ...

... OtRIIANY. Acconnts from the rural distriete continue to speak of the scarcity of provisions and the spread• ing desire fur emigration, not only amongst the poorer 'dames, but also amongst small land uprietors. A letter from Prague says, The destitution ...