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... THE DEAF AM) DUMB TAUGHT TO SPEAK Mr. WOO DMA begs toacqnaint his Friends and the Fiiblir, diat VAC.'remains his Establishment for that nnf.rluoae class o. • r-.ons, situated Kll.lll/ii.N, near London, where co o: Ins exertions, directed by scientific ...
... speaking of himself, hesnys, rorionate—greatl y tunate as i Wive been ill this lilt, yet there is nn part of my good fortune on %%Melt I set so value, as the gnalities of those on whom my happiness depvn.leil. My children have been a blessing to me ...
... that I speak ooly of the active posts even of the Law; for. Observe, however, as we have seen, the Borough families engross no small share of the sinecure emoluments of that profession too. But, while in the Army and the Church they are at the head, in ...
... What tongue can speak what millions weep ? Amidst that flood of grief in which her illustrious relations are overwhelmed, it must be a satisfactiqn, though a melancholyone, to them to perceive how much and deeply the British people sympathize in their ...
... - -- • . . : . - , WESTMLVSTER MEETIV . . or more pros erly speaking. the inhabitants of . be ~ , Yesterday, a numerous meeting aVat held - in Pa- ininstet. to . decide for themSetves, it might • lace Yard, for the purpose. of adopting resolutions considered ...
... speak of them as dead, not daring to solicit their pardon, lest they should be brought in as accomplices. When there no shadow of proof against the preten4ed he is discharged, after sufiering the most cruel torturee, a tedious and dreadful imprisonment ...
... Tlir J’ltsident—M. lias the turn to speak. M. !!.;doc.—l liavc si new topre* sent, they apjjcar to me important. Ought the (T-sctjssions to hastened, and the loss of a few icoioenU regretted, when a question foot which regards iitercsts France ?—M. o ...
... . . , another, that mi g ht speak, but then ' , - .. , Y epiest, proposed to them by The Prince Regent di parted from the Pavilion,,a, • , :i i , e , . • th ol u inions, where were these s made mockery of all their about a 'punter after one ...
... LAMP* AND SPEAKING PIPES. API'LETON, PATEN r LA mil MA SPEAKING PIPE MANUFACTURER. to Illajesty'sTreasury, Somerset Donee, die. beds Irate to infrom his Friends, the Nobility, soil the &met-ruin Public., that, after twenty Sue years all, note study nppbratiaa ...
... they speak liberty only to destroy it, and it is to stifle it that they feign so loudly to embrace it. Thtir punishment will consist in seeing the public peace which they bare been unable disturb. And one of the means of it is the adoption the law as ...
... _ -r • .: . ;. PRENCII TROOPS IN SPAIN. The foltenini, atthOugh it speaks only of one part of Spain, is stevertlieleee letertetidgitss it slum& the deplorable state of rtench aftalti In •Spain.ge. omen). N +recces, the angisol, pint will you conquer that ...
... ing mischief. if the mass of the nation are desirous for reform, why do not they speak their minds by petition ; as yet there may be six or seven petitions. 1 do think it is the duty of every man to declare his opinion ; I,lt those who are of Cobbett's ...