... speaking disrespect- .)euic e s, her A.5;611 t all to.tout .hont lomvor. the der . agaiit - A ther - 'ter 11(4h; who d e c. ipture, both of thd be pi uttuced, • me is upon us, as • he Government tni 7 is to be lkisltra that them LIS entic,m)ur to let ...

... SPEAKING DAY. THE YOUNG GENTLEMEN educated at Surfleet School will deliver their Speeches in the school-room, on Thursday the 23d instant, on which day the Midsummer vacation will commence. Speaking to begin at 11 o’clock A. M. _ Ao exhibition of maps ...

... PUBLIC SPEAKING MR. DAVENPORT very respectfully informs the Inhabitants of Nottingham and its Vicinage, that he intends to hold his Public Speaking at the bcatie .Innday and Tuesday the 11th and 12th of April next, at 7 clock each Evening, when the Company ...

... speak Caroline with the ()lJcr the rcl.uion the l-huiier rtr n * ??? niArri ie, it stated, will miport.tn po- litiealremits. . , ~ A mail from arrived lust ntglit, and bmuplit us Count Monilcr's (nr rather the WAwid??s) speech In the assembly ot the ...

... PUBLIC; SPEAKING. T ilt: 1 , 1;1111A of Mr. DAVENPORT'S ACA. gate. intend to hold their AN I- V Efts A on Weilne.day July 7th, 1811, the 'ln when the Audience of their Friends will h.. estei•ineil tt Faro, The pi Inc , pal Pier,. will he the Ili.torienl ...

... Speak to the people, 1 do beseech you Let me o’erleap this custom : but then he shortly afterwards exposed his real sentiments relative to popular suffrage, by saying it might well Be taken from the pe;;p!e ! Perhaps, Gentlemen, you will agree with me ...

... EVIL-SPEAKING. Mr. Editor, **««m« How often is that power which given for the best and noblest purposes, perverted to the worst, and employed to disturb, disorder, and embroil mankind, instead of rendering them what Nature and Religion intendedmutual ...

... SPEAKING DAY. rl‘]l I Young Gentlemen educated at SUR. FLEET SCHOOL wil d liver their SPEECHES in the sehoul-room, on Friday the 2ist instant, when their Maps, Drawings, and Pieces will be exhibited, Speastog (o commence at 11 o’clock a. m. A D aver at ...

... THLE SPEAKING CORPSE. The Taunton Courier, commenting upon the subject of this new species of humbugz, which we poticed last week, makes the following remarks, * It affords an additional proof, on the ove hand, that there i 3 nothing too gross for public ...

... THOUGHTS ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. [for the bath chronicle.] ( L*t>aB:J from AfS.)ty Dr. KING. Formerly Principal of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. THE art of fwmi little ir(food in this country, rotwi’thftnndlng the nrci flity practlftng frequently in the fenate, ...

... SPEAKING DAY AND EXHIBITION. HE. Young Gentlemen educated under Mr. BROWN ,at l SURFLEET-SCOOL. willdeliver their SPEECHES in the school-room, on Tharsday the 27th instant : their Maps, Plans, Specimens, §c., will be exhibited at the same time.— The ...

... SURFLEET SCHOOL SPEAKING DAY. MR. BROWN'S Pupils will deliver their SPEECHES in the Scheol-room on Thursday the 25th instant. Speaking to commence at L 1 o’clock, A. M. Their Maps, Plans, Specimens, &c. will be exhibited at the same time. The Vacation ...