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... rzrz SPEAK!: :2. TiE following tribute Of' iespeft and esteem comes to us, recommended by such _honest feeling, that, participating, as-we do, in the same sentiments, we cannot deny ourselves the satisfadion ip of in. setting 4t.. The inhabitants of ...
... Alderman ANDERSON did not attempt to speak. Alderman COMBE - came forward, and vac re ceived with ,shouts of applause. He did not wish t° intrude himself upon the notice Of . the Livery Alderman CURTIS and Aldertnan ANDERSON ba°, been heard, but these ...
... A . TALE OF MYSTERY. of Speaking , Singing , Dancing , and Pantomime. h Nov Mete, Scenes, Dreffes, and Decorations. The ?Auk compored by Dr. Bulb y. Eying..-The Cabinet ; with Love A-ia-mode. The Cabinet; with the Farce of the Widow. ', t oday, Delays ...
... On being re-admitted to the Gallery, we found Mr. Fox on his legs, speaking to the Report of the Committee of Supply on the Peace Establishment. Mr. FOX expressed his regret that circumstances had prevented him from being present at the debates on the ...
... WANTED, N Apprentice to the Wholesale and Retail . Grocery Business : a young man who can speak the Welsh language would be preferred. Apply to Hall and Balmer, Daleestreet, Liverpool; or Mr, Venables, Broker, Foregate-street, Chester, > A Premium will ...
... The crops America have been uncommonly and iho* ban ext well saved. One of the, papers, speaking the produce, observed, it was so great, that should wheat sell at a dollar per bushel, the far- will amply compensated foi his risk and trouble. llor.iDAy* ...
... the Candidates e*me forward to speak, it being extiecled that Mr. Mainwaring would address the Electors; that Gentleman, however, did not come forward, but retired the close of the’poll. Mr. By»g spoke nearly follows:—“ Brother Freeholders, I beg to return ...
... VATANTED, by a French Emigrant,. of a respectable Character, a Native of Paris, si ha speaks her own Language with the utmost purity, and also good . En.;l•isii, a Situation in a - Family, to instruct and attend one or two yonng Ladies, Who de,ire to ...
... WANTED by a FRENCH EMIGRANT, respeEtable charaEter, a Native of Paris, who speaks her own Language with the utmost purity, and also good English, a SITUATION in a Family, to INSTRU`CT and attend One, or Two YOUNG LADIES, who wish to acquire a perfed knowledge ...
... • This .Day is publitied, Price 3s. bound, A. ME HODICAL .E.NGLISH GRAMMAR; . pint:tining Rules and Diredions for Speaking and Writthe Eriglith Language with propriety and accuracy; by a variety of Examples and Exercifes : for the.o of gioots. To which ...
... AY's POST. JJOJWQN, PRWAt. SEPTEMBER T|HE French Journals, which ~hav'e been ,pto«»fal this «nornKij|, speak with enthusiasm of the emulation excited thong their manufacturers, the yearly appointed at the Such arts are method to secftre tranquillity; ...
... in our own, which Ido not admit of. When displeasure seiies aiditOri, John BUll. speaks 'lain and'coarse English, crying, Of! Of! words per_ haps at first equally meant for aof ! Oaf! an old title for stupidity and dullnes ;' and these .relative brother ...