... SPEAKING MACHINES. Some short time since Processor Wheatstone, of King's 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 by Roger Bacon ...

... 1 I.- ?? PLAIN SPEAkING. A~~~ I . - At a meeting of electors at Birmingham to support the return of Mr. Attwood and Mr. Scholefilcd, Mr. Dempater Hiemihg, catidt- date for the Northern division of Warwickshire, sald, be had been represented as a stranger ...

... three examinations of the throat, and two or three efforts, succeeds. Without hearing a sound he learns by his eves to speak-and speaks, as three of the pupils shewed, to a large and a very attentive audience, on Friday evening, with emphasis and considerable ...

... by mak~ing me speak in italics to be sure!' The hon. gentleman laid an emphasis on the word italics tichl afforded no had imitation of thte report of a musket. M Mr. *lartin,' said the reporter, 'Ir Martin-' I Don't be after speaking to me, sir,' interrupted ...

... CAN TIHE DEVIL SPEAK TRUTJJ9 To THlE EDITOR or Tii; MOtRNING CHRONICLE. SiR-I have but i bad uoplog v to offer for thisintrusioli on your time (if not ol your rolinmm). inasmuch is thte few re- marks I amn about to oller are called t rth by the perusal ...

... Mr. Disraeli is going to speak on the third reading of the corn bill. It must be true, for he told it to the House of Commons on Monday. Nobody can publish a book nowadays without preface, in which is mcntionedhow much the author read before he began ...

... The reason assigned by the journal which is speak the opinions of Lord Palmerston, for undertaking the task of coercing and ® 6 Portuguese liberals, is, that if Great did not consent to act the part of executioner, r and Spain would undoubtedly undertake ...

... 161] the Chancellor of the Exchequer. letter in. Real Remedies. Before we come speak of these, must notice a little more of the Quackery that now going forward. That instrument of knaves, and oracle of well-dressed fools, the Times Newspaper, which, upon ...

... Our Paris letters of Sunday, and the journals of all political shades of opinion, speak of little than Switzerland. France is mingled in the affair, in consequence of her government having agreed to supply arms, ammunition, and all other warlike supplies ...

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... Our Paris despatches of Saturday speak of the feelings universally excited the recent reports from Ireland, published in the English papers, among all circles in the French capital. These form a subject of comment with the press generally. The reform ...

... which in has last discourse he speaks of two venerable leaders of tile Secession Church. The great practical value of the discourse education consists in its efficacy as a stimulus to action within a sphere corresponding to the powers of each individual ...