... ON EXTEMPORARY SPEAKING. NOTHING excites greater intereft the nund, than the view of a graceful orator, about to addrefs a great inert and intent on what he is to communicate. 13ut the admiration the hearer is raifed ftill higher, when he conceives that ...

... — the ervalo ) a e r, Cn,i9 the in n debate Might not Unaptly ,. be written the Speake:'s Chair in that Houle, which it the eoniautional guardian of the'pnblicpurfe If tho new Alliances, and theafures concerted, are fuch as are to be (lb kiri,d purely ...

... LADIES BOARDIN6 SCHOOL OR DAY SCHOOL. A YOUNG PERSON whn speaks French., and - IS otherwise qualified to undertake the care of the younger part otre , s herself as an ASSIS NT in tither of the - above si. tuatiOns, ottryh'a4e the Chargeof one or two young ...

... House to hear him with patience. was not accustomed speak ; his daty alone induced him nnv to trouble the Hou e. felt a great difficulty, and the cmhar. rateral to (hts.-.-.s little u c.l to speaking ; : ■ but coi'vifiien his duty weighed down inte. tiot ...

... Monday at an earlier .hour than opened the first Session of the Imperial' with a Speech from the i.Thrortewhic ll i seen, speaks of the. Northern Leagu e for its avowed.object the c3tablisho l `, of a New Code of Maritime Law; with the Rights and ...

... department of taxatiOn belong:el, and he truQe4 fume regula. tion,'confonant to the jullice of the fubjea, would take place. The SPEAKS/ atlce4, if the Hon. Gentleman had any motion to make Mr. BAGWELL infwercd in the negative. Mr. ROSE admitted the cafe Rated ...

... rob the houses the parish, took him to the watch-house, and gave him in charge of the defendant, who would not permit him to speak, but ,immediately ordered him to be put down in the dark he, where he lay till the morning, and was . taken before a 'Magistrate ...

... At 'thou any thing ? . Art thou- tome god, fcrne angel, or devil, That mak'ft my blood cold, and my hair to ftand.? • • Speak.to me, wint art thou? TULIIfS C.SSAR, London : Printed fc . .)r G. Walker, . BOokfeller, No. Great Portianditreet, and ...

... saying something in .reply to Mr. Nicholls; :but after a:short conversation with two Members near him, he sat down without . speaking.)—Mr. Nicholls then give notice, that, to-morrow, he should make a Motion on the rumours in circulation respecting His Majesty's ...

... expected from a Patent Medicine; and in less time than that presented by your Apothecary, by reason of our . being obliged to speak in decided terms as to its merit, to ppose ourselves against this determination_ of non-conviction, - For the establishment ...

... dignified inaliner in which he disci argel th e important -duties- of the Chair that Hoic wiring be twelve years lie had at as speak(a . . The a t ialnneot he had on ad makii Tested to the COnstitation, and Ora acti.:ity . and iiiL2TZtY which on a. ...

... Nievre, and Donai, mention a number of acts of robbery,, assassination, and poisoning, perpetrated in those places.; and speak of attempts, made with various suceeSs, fbr the final suppression of such crimes.—Joseph Volcanty, who had been pressed into ...