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... three examinations of the throat, and two or three efforts, succeeds. Without hearing a sound he learns by his eves to speak-and speaks, as three of the pupils shewed, to a large and a very attentive audience, on Friday evening, with emphasis and considerable ...
... WERCUILYI.SmPTmI%23mR 3. The tone of the Russian Bulletins last received, is in all respects like diat of their predecessors. They speak of the v l-n.- . h. A D . e. I-- - I 1 of the valour displayed by the army of the Emperor, and Of the successful attacks made ...
... Tin i T , ,F I- . ,, 13.-- The Frenlch Kin;'s Speech to tlie Peers and Deputies, is a pacific document. While it speaks of the battle of Navarin. oal a . en +I - VC1- . . . * ttec Navarin, as glorious to the arms of France, it states that lay, his most ...
... LIVFERPOOL, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1828. Livers o l Dissenters' Dinner.-A high Tory paper, in speak. | ihg of the Liverpool celebration of the defeat of intolerance and. ?? . - i- - A AA. - S I: --A- ?? --A ?? 0 - 6-Z^ . 1, proscription; and the triumph of' ...
... VJMC1Ct anti Alumber fatrCturp. HULL: TUESDAY, ,NTOVEmBEf 17, 1829, I.. THP foreign news of the week has not been; politically speaking, of much interest. A report, however, connected vas, with the future destinies of Greece, has given rise to some the discussion ...
... Lords tn Thurs- c day, the 25th ult. This noble C01netitiitiona.ji~ 'should- c recollect where he is ?when speaking, and also, to whom a he as speaking-that he is not now at the head of ani army, nor among the dependant States of Germany-f but in the midst ...
... nister of Fiisance spoke at some length in its defence. M. I'Abbey de Pompieres having to speak next, M. Jiazire ascended the tribune, and demanded leave to speak on the reglcstoent of the Chamber. The s'eglesswen said the order prescribes that one speaktr ...
... violent Servile, has received orders not to come to Court. The King never speaks of the French without adding esos malditos. This is his old custom. He used the sanme words when speaking of -Napoleon, at the same time that he Wvas asking the hand of his niece ...
... misapplied. I speak not of those who have, by the aid of the first chapter of St. John, out-jockeyed Apollo, though mounted upon Pegasus, and have with Mr. Hamilton, beat learning herself at leap- frog, by fairly vaulting over her head ;-I speak not of those ...
... Gentlemanyou may be sure, was heard without interruption by the meeting. I scorn to interrupt any man wnilst speaking; but I wish to have the liberty to speak, too. After the Rev. Gentl~na= had ceased, Captain GORDON got up and read a number or'ex- tracts from ...
... Wday's & Tuesday's Posts. r ARIS, Ml~icr 10. T IN Bourdeaux Pdapers speak of an en- . (.;ment having took place, on the 9th of Xi }ebruIIry, bei~eti v eel)to InsurgentI in thaeisland i of Leo, an a body of the Royal Aruay, Who c Touted I:) nil ?? o .; ...
... can be made of dogs so dumb, None ever were found weaker? The Chancellor. in this so weak (So called because he does not speak), Should have been made the Speaker. But Prophet's say, they're greedy dogs, And this our generous fancy jogs To fidd exclise ...