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... LESSONS in READING _and SPEAKING ; _being ; in _Improvement of _Scott's _Lessons in _Elocution _, liy William _Krult , the _( original compiler _. Stereotype _edition , _finu paper , 12 mo , ~ is , hound . In _the _course of tlie _numerous editions of ...
... _forward against him , _he _speaks of llio _pretended _liberty afforded by _the _institution of _Juries , _which , . he soys , being _nominated by the _Government , urc almost 6 iir&to return _verdicts _against obnoxious individuals . He also _quotes ...
... _W _^ E had _occasion , in our last number , to speak with the _highest approbation of _various remarks of the _Commissioners ; especially of those which had reference to the state of the Sheriff ' s Court for the _county of Mid-Lothian . To the practice ...
... ' 1 _u E manner in which the Treasury _Journals uniform- _' ly speak of the _South American . Independents , and the _eagerness . with which _, they give _currency to _^ the _-vilest _calumnies' against them , is one ' of the ' _Must and'leasit equivocal ...
... _Several _Orators , who Imd inscribed _thiiir niinics , Imvin _renounced their ri ght of _speaking , the discussion was _closed . _The _Amendments _proposed _were two , tlic first to _insert in the law an _additional _urticle ; the _second to limit its ...
... ; With _sable _srorlsyon organ must _be hung ; In _Micnt _grief each Imrp and viol _strung ; _Tlie niic-drawn bow sliull _speak _tosnddencd cars _, _While _lie who _moves it _scarce can read , for tears ; _And at _each _well-wrought close , tlie tunel ...
... ON THE COMBINATION LAWS ; _When the _workmen dare to speak with each other about _the rcmu • _leralio which they . _ought to _receive • for their labour , the law calls _it a conspiracy , and _. the _delinquents ( as they _' are then called ) are visited ...
... d to promule tlie Knowlede ol' M _. mkinil . Facility in Arliculiite l ! rnilii ) K , iii ) d _Grncefiilnessin _Public _Speaking , _accompanied willi a variety of _Plain , _Figurative , and _linpiissioneil _Paragraphs ; which _are iiitendrd _as nsel ...
... than at this _moment . The community are now more alive to their rights than at any former period , and want but an organ to speak their sentiments , and honest . councillors to _assist _their judgment . These offices the Whigs should _take-upon themselves ...
... Paris , _ittiil _Englishmen _ and _Protestants _at London f _and his _Lordflnp ( History and State of Europe , p . 211 . ) _Speaking _of'Louis _XIV-i'makcs this _observation on _legitimate _Princes ; . _Theit _education is _generally bad ; for which _reason ...
... iiuii ; ippy enough to have _thrown ; _iway all llic _consolations of the _Chridian religion , and _wicked _enough ( _and we speak here ; M ; Y _(// y , _nut _. jurn _. licully , ) to _make war on _the doctrines which lie lias _relinquished . _In judging ...
... of all _the Words governing dc _and S _before _their indirect _Regimen , by which _Learners may be enabled to write and - speak _tin _; _I-rendi Language with _propriety . - . , ; _UyA , SCOTT , A . M . _-. , • ., . , . _Fellow of tlie University ...