... The New Market.—Every individual whom we hive beard speak, or seen write the subject of a projected market-house, cordially admits its necessity. One great point thus gained, we trust the couvictiou will increase by every day's consideration. The next ...

... WANTED, A N apprentice to tie Irenmongety and Grocery busi- fiess.—Oiie Who coi speak the Weish Language. Apply.to Wm, Orertan, Wrexham. TO BE: DISPOSED OF, EVERAL HUNDRED THOUSANDS ~ OF - HAW- THORN QUICKSETS, four years old; a large quant: ty of BOX: ...

... aE a ard Davies feory ¢ Dickson mae am Dean John Lomax ard Davies John Carter i am Davies Speak: Man Hallowey ‘Thomas Thomas Jones homas Jones John Robinson John Francis ‘Thomas Walley Joba Pickering Ss Robinson Robert Lloyd Thomas ¢ James Maddox S. Willow ...

... WANTED, . A'tOUNP MAti, respe&ability, to go an '' apprentice wholesa'e retail grocer, ill '. I.iverpool, one who can speak Welch would hepreferred. Apply, to Mr. Parry, ironmonger, Chester. RUTHIN HUNT WILL commence on Wednesday the twenty- sixth daj ...

... THE BETTER I.AXD. MBS. U*y.lNH. thee speak nf the Wt»er land Thou it* children a haopr band*; llotbrr! where that radiant shore.— Shall we not seek it. and weep no more> Is it where the of the orange blows. And the fire Uics dance thro' the myrtle houghs ...

... TO 4SI) GUJRDUSS. WANTED, APPRENTICE DRUGGIST ami TEA DEALER, with whom a Premium will ri‘f|(iired.—-One who can speak the We lsh wchilcl preferred. I'or particulars, apply Mr. R. Ellis, Druggist, Ruthin. [7%/* is*f’ rrHifmfvt frilt not routlmte *.] ...

... LPIGR AMS. FRANK once don't you think 1 speak well, Tho* I ne’er take a book from its shelf?” ‘* How the talent you've gain’d (said his friend) 7 ean’ tell But I owa you speak yourself.” eat OH t had it been, well-natur’d Ned, thy doom To wil, instead ...

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... Menace. ed Tiersey—“ speak another hour, if Members congh— “ Will you ?” said fifty, “ then by Jove we're oit.” Receipt for Checking a Cough. “ FT will tel! Gentlemen, on my honour, if they persist This is an in coughing, I will speak till three infallible ...

... to taste his former rest. speak, but speaking always own My wishes dwell on thee alone ; A new-born love thoughts despise For constancy that thought denies. speak, and oh ! delightful task f 1 speak, but for thy pity ask ; speak, but thou ...

... Sweet peace, and few more Lived snug in the house that Jack built, So happy, so healthy, So brave, stout, and wealthy. (Speaking.) And this was the cheer, roast and strong beer, That stood in the house that Jack built. For many a year John sat without ...

... rises to speak ; and the indul- gence thus extended to him, or, more properly speak- the which is invariably evinced to him, he has the good taste and the good judgment not to abuse by dooming the House to hear any lengthened harangue. He never speaks long ...