... (LEFT SPEAKING.) THE LIGHT OF ALL NATIONS.—The effOrts of 2slr• Bush last year to construct the Light of all Nations, it will be recollected, were frustrated by failure. Conseqnently, his caisson has been since reconstructed; and about three weeks ...

... audible and impressive In the Inrgest assembly. for his success in the cultivation of the Speaking Voice, andits the communication the highest graces of needing and Speaking, Mr. Wigan has permission to refer to distinguished members of the Church, the Senate ...

... audible and impreseive in the largest assembly. For success in the cultivation of the Speaking Voice, and in the communication of the highest graces of Reading and Speaking, Mr. Wigan has permission to refer to distinguished members of the Church, the Senate ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING. -11- Mr. Wigan, Professor of English Literature, and late Rhetorical Lecturer at a College which has produced some of the first Pulpit Orators of the day, offers his services to Gentlemen whose professional views may render aJust, energetic ...

... (LEFT SPEAKING.) The Royal West India Mail Company's steamer Medway, has arrived at Southampton. She left Havanmilt on the Ist, Nassau on the 3d, Bermuda on the 7th, Fayal on the 16th, and' landed her mails at Falmouth yesterday. This is another instance ...

... SPEAKING MACHINES. Some short time since Professor Wheatson, of King College, delivered a lecture at the Royal Institution on Speaking Machines. The learned lecturer commenced with alluding to the speaking heads said to have been made l) 3 , Roger Bacon ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. (From the Dublin Evening Mail.) The following is the report of a speech delivered hy Mr. Hayes at a recent meeting of a Precursor (O'Counell) Society held in Cork : — REPEAL OF THE UNION — THE CHARTISTS. At a meeting of the Precursor ...

... (Left speaking.) The Phcenix steamer is ordered to the Downs to accompany the Royal George yacht to Woolwich. It is stated that, in whatever way the investigation may end, the expense attending the proceedings on the subject of the corrupt state of the ...

... (LEFT SPEAKING.) HOUSE OF COMMONS. The SPEAKER took the Chair at Four o'clock. SECOND READINGS. The following Bills were read a second time, and ordered to be committed:— Lancashire, Cheshire, and North Wales Drainage and Inclosure Company's Incorporation ...

... common than badgrammar. We most of us speak as if our very existence depended on the rapidity with which we can thrust each particular word out of our mouths. This practice is not necessarily the same as speaking quick. The quickness is often only in ...

... (Left speaking.) London and Birmingham Railway— The traffic on this line daring the past week, more especially on the Leamington, Warwick, and Kenilworth branch, owing to the annual Show Fair at Coventry, has been quite unprecedented. On Monday last, ...

... (Left speaking.) (FROM . THE PAPERS.) We find the following letter from COnstantinople 29th ult., in the Constitutionnel :— Mr. James, the English consul at Odessa, has informed us that the Circassians have obtained signal advantages over the Russians ...