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... A SPEAKING DOG!!! We beseech all admirers of the marvellous — and there are many such in the world — to give us credit wljen we mention a circumstance to which our ocular and auricular senses have borne testimony more than once within the last eioht days ...
... , speaking trumpet, for r Greg, three Magistrates of and Portobello, through a three cheers 14 Earl On Tuesday Ist Bodies of' and Newhaven, was ' i • . , *maim, ...
... The Proprietors, unwilling to speak of the result of their exertions, refer to the OPINIONS OF THE PUBLIC PRESS. The Atheneum is a weekly periodical of decided merit, and distinguished for the vigour and impartiality of its tone and criticisms; its intrinsic ...
... THE MOTHER'S GRIEF. [For the Lancaster Gazette.'] To mark the sufferings of the babe that cannot speak its woe; To see the infant tears gush forth yet know not why they flow; , . , To meet the meek uplifted eye that fain would ask relief » i. . • c ...
... The, Lancaster Volunteers, now on permanent duty at Ormskirk, speak highly of the reception tbey met with at the differenr towns on their march. When the weather is favourable, the Colonel has the corps out for eight hours in a day ; and we are informed ...
... To dm absence of • or dispo- however, speak Oir readers truth of the bear in with Pomo(' and *i S a wheif.l weitl 61 • • ' - • • ...
... Senses now. If we speak of our principles, we are met with ;. pish' arid a il pooh, tbat is expected to kettle the whole question in a breath. This mode of dealing with long-es- tablishtd principles would not have much effect, perhaps, one way or ...
... •HQh_ Our Theatre opens on Monday next : — Report speaks highly in praise of Mrs. Young (late Miss Grimani) and the abilities of Mr. Young need not our encomium. The manager has also engaged Miss C -banal, whose dancing has always met with deserved applause ...
... IMPEDIMENTS of SPEECH -confirmed STUTTERiNG or STAMMERING-BAD ARTICULATION or HESITATION in speaking, and the GENERAL ACQUIRE- MENTS of an EASY and FLUENT mode of EXPRESSION. MR. BROSTER HAVING made these -subjects his peculiar siudy from an early period ...
... Self Praise.— The more you speak ol^* 1 *eM, the more you are likely to li e _ ,0 * , •• little, 'twill scarcely ijain belief, so Jlr ** S partiality and envy.— Zimmerman. *» BANKRUPT S Tuesday, Aug. 16. J Tyrrell. Stamford street, dyer W Hickman, Great ...
... others , 'miner ; that Is. Wide nothing. ns the employta in some- thing ; out oral' unseesesmy action*. hurtful deceit ; speak, speak omitting ...
... aud had vanish 'd away. Speak ye! who, as fathers, with fond Hope ex- pect!« ? A Summer of richness, of love, from yonr child, Wbo, ?? in wanton amusement neglect. ng, I. choak'd with ihe weeds which around it grow wild. Speak ye! who, is children, possessed ...