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... 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, ...
... battledores, made ft* tv«y into the; I House. Ile bad not Intended speak this question, but now be must declare bis entire concurrence with it; and it be did not, be should think himself unworthy | seat in that House. Sir F. Flood said, been lifted bts ...
... interest of the part throws its,protaction so thickly over its representative, that it heComei moreditlicult than .usual to speak of the performer. On this occasion, youth, - the natural and not unbecoming effects of inexperience, And the' embarrassment ...
... and war. How often did not he reject that peace which is the object of ail our wishes! and with what btter derision does he speak to us of peace, at the very moment when he is menacing us with all the horrors ot civil warfare. ...
... Ma g azine, page 59, adverting to the labours of the Missionaries Lee, Gordon, and Pritchett, at Vizagapatam, the Editor speaks of their labours in a very ungracious matiner, and insinuates that they are not in the path of duty, because so little fruit ...
... read by bias an We *ay to Calais ; tied by this. be *tubed that place, it is said that be so with Africa, that be would speak of limbic' else ; was beard to declare l , thot will be his object at tbe approatbing Confess. 'l l l;4llMidieer ...
... of nature, that is deprived of the, liberty of speech.- What constitutes genuine freedom I Is it tot the liberty of speaking and speaking the truth, the source ,from which we have derived, all huxDa I blessings ! When, therefore, we punish or censure others ...
... Laws now in force relative to the importation of Corn. Earl Stanhope rose immediately, and said to that question he would speak. The Earl of Kingston then moved, that the bar should be cleared, upon which strangers were immediately excluded. In some time ...
... Printing-Office • - 4 A ROMAN CATHOLIC GOVERNESSL WANTED, for a School at/out thirty miles from town, Who uuders and* and speaks the French language perfectly. An elderly person, who has been accustomed to School business Will be preferred. Application ...
... that time to have swelled to Soco. Of course we speak only from runiour, fer we yesterday received no private letters from Fantce, ard we have not heard of apy letter brought lny the ;udil wvhich speak in the slightest degive of this great zyent-a proof ...
... inundated with all the frippery of French fashions, for a true standard of national taste. Mr. Oakley, (the artist of whom we are speak- ing) we have the pleasure to state, has been, for some time, in- detaiigahly eiigyg ...
... coach, horses, and and 4001. not this allec reaonne -c than the additional assessment ? h.s fear v.M apply generally. cannot speak of effect which the increase duty will have ...