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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... In speaking of the shoe, the greetest improvement that leis ever been made In it, the nubile are indebted to Colonel Bloomfield for, who, reesoltiog upon mathematical principles, I was the filet who, instead of the invent-; ed soli applied plane surfaces ...
... A provincial paper, speaking on . the sulyect of the Slave Trade, pathetically asks, ‘* And are the poor Africans te be the ouly unhappy people in Eu- repe ?’ The Lord Bishop of Bangor held bis Triennial Visitation at the Cathedral church of that city ...
... “Genera! Baines, in bis General Order recounting this affair, speaks in the highest terms of the conduct of the British. We have taken two very large American schoon. ers on Lake Huron, a success of importance, since it gives us the cemmand on those waters ...
... • • • 0: • . • tlegth4bi4fon olakers presented s 'Petition prilitl ft* p to speak correctly, whiGh the public are defrauaed, and the ruptitatit, these workmen irtjured foreign watcheobeing breath into this country with the names of best malceri Ogravtdsdts ...
... General Diiiiirs, in his Genera! Orders rcrnnnfing this afl’nir. speaks the highest Icinis of the conduct of the British, declaring (hat they did every thing that could * expected in point of spirit and ability, hut that the great superiority of the enemy ...
... thority.”” The King, in his reply, speaks of the address as containing ““ the pledge of a perfect union between him and the representatives of the nation. From that union alone can the siability of government and public felicity arise.” Monsienr and the ...
... Massage of the American President will be read with serious attention. The free and confident langnage with whidi be speaks of the baritarons system warfare which We are. waging attainsl the defenceless towns, and buildlogs, proper only- for civil purposes ...