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... hurry of business, when neither party could leave his shop for a moment to speak with the other. But, indeed, the invention is so evidently useful, far surpassing the speaking-tube in utility, that we are in full expectation of its being shortly adopted ...
... „1,4 k - \ 0, AND ECHO. (FROM HARDIMAN'S IRISH MINSTRELSY.) Caroll. Speak, playful echo, speak rue well, For thou know'st all our care: Thou sweet responding sibyl, tell, Who works this str- lia,e affair? E. A—fair! A fair; no, no, I've fa • 'i n That ...
... TIT E A 14319 IVIIO SPEAKS ? Tito Rey. Rector Ca — mpboll, in a speech delivered by him at the Newton feltitral, asserted, that _ . _ Bible TURNED OUT of the Corporation Schools. To this assertion Mr. Rathbone, in a letter addressed to the reverend gentleman ...
... 2, SPEAK t r -ENTLY. SvEAK.Aentlyit is h4tter far To rote by Idirdithaft fear. Speak gently: let no harsh words mar The good we might do here. Spealkgently : love doth whisper low The that true hearts bind; And glittly fritothhip's s aceents flow, is ...
... A NEW METHOD OF MAKING THE DUMB SPEAK. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ALBION. am induced, by the oddness of the case, to address a few lines to you. merely to caution the public against a man of colour .w ho goes about the town asking alms, with a ship painted ...
... It is not of our success that I have to speak, but of our reverses. We have retreated; it is more than we had reaton to hope for at first. We have been strangely deceived, but we found whom to speak to. Our means were too inferior to carry such a place ...
... which is between the staulder-bone and the neck, or, anatomically speaking, between the scapula and the ribs : that is to i say, the bull's horn would reach the ribs of the matador before : the sword's point would reach those of the bull. But, to ensure ...
... abolition of the Corn-laws. But Qiien we speak of the why and the wherefore of the Protectionist belief that the Whigs look approvingly upon their agitation to regain something of their old position we write in the dark. We are only certain of the fact ...
... which is between tire sh-ulder-bone and the neck, or, anatomically speaking, between the scapula and the : that is to say, the bull's horn would reach the ribs& the matador before the sword's point would each those ot the bull. But, to ensure success ...
... public meeting, nor to adopt the arguments of their verbose harangues to the people. It is one thing to speak, another thing to speak to the I purpose. It is one thing to reason, another thing to give reasons. I may afterwards discuss some of the speeches ...
... to speak out whit you think on this subject? I would not that you should be offended at the tone of my interrogations; but, again, I must ask, what are your opinions upon the quality and extent of Scripture inspiration? The public are anxiously expecting ...
... Hodgson ! arc., from Mr. Birkett.) Mr.'Earle—l never speak at any length nayself.—i Oh ! a lamgh from Mr. Birkett.) No, I not, sir; I never speak more than minutes at a time. Here we are for the devatch of business, and Mr. Hodgson has been taking up our ...