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PAELIAMENTARY SPEAKING
... PAELIAMENTARY SPEAKING. In a letter of the deceased prelate to Mr: W. Horton, be makes the following sensible remarks on parliamentary speaking ; having extracted which, we niust conclude our notice of the work for the present week : I think you have ...
SPEAK OET
... first volumes, and not to the eighth. He regretted that be was obliged to speak with seventy of that Reverend dignitary, and much be reverenced the office of Bishop, yet he would speak the truth, not caring if it was of these pergola that would unite with ...
[Left speaking.]
... [Left speaking.] Consecration- op St. George's Roman Catholic Church, Southwark.—This church was opened with great pomp and ceremony, on Tuesday laat, and was attended by nearly all the leading Catholics England, lay and clerical. The ceremonies of c ...
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... SPEAK TO When the In the point, propose* to Wien or Char. Lotto, leery My dear to be Would be gulag • little too far-- Aod do it, of coarse 1 they bleat, Cod say, Novak to I Them tbe manila to his feet, Arid, klub.' his Ellen or Char - Lotto, says an ...
THE SPEAKING AUTOMATON
... THE SPEAKING AUTOMATON. The exhibition of this extraordinary piece of mechanism has been recently opened at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly. It is called. aWo, the Euphonia, name to which it has very just claims ; and is the product of 20 years study ...
PUBLIC SPEAKING
... PUBLIC SPEAKING. There seems to be an inveterate impression on' the public mind th*t the essence of statemanship consists the faculty of pouring forth an unlimited torrent of words; that he is the wisest and greatest politician who is the readiest, the ...
[left speaking.]
... [left speaking.] Madrid, Jeb. B.— A column of rebels from Alicant* under the command of the chief of the insurrection, Bonet, was encountered near Eda, the sth, by the Captain General of Murcia, and put to flight; 200 prisoners were taken. They abandoned ...
(Left speaking.)
... (Left speaking.) Anmir i A ppo i me nti. C. C. Grey, to be CnpUin. Cliaplsin W. M. Dyne, to InconUant. Naral Instructors R. M. Inskip, to Victory ; A. Turmino, to Inconstant. Burgeon T. M. Jewell, to Victory, Burgeon’s Superintendent J. W. Bowler, John ...