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... BREVITY SPEAKING & WRITING. The following is extracted from article under the above title, the last number the Monthly Magazine: Dinner-speeches are extremely our puqHjse. There might patterns tor them, easily for the plates. .ike the following one, for ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH ORA WAR. J V DOUVIUJE. PROFKRSOR TBS FRENCH LANGUAGE, No I. Soho-Muare; and ». Lawrence.lane, Cbeapeidc, London. 1828. Third Edition. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRISTOL MIRROR. Si* —ln preparing this edition of the SPEAKING for the Press ...
... In his Register of Saturday, Mr. Cobbett, speaking of O'Connell ...
... from the London W.eLij few. speak .t. Thee rVn«d«p's nave ' speak these t«» unequal fire, doom me thus hover? I'm a friend, if l*-art requires ■ If more thou seek'sf—a lover. Wbicii shall it be—bow shall I woo Fair one, choose between' the two. Though ...
... it were quite safe to speak in a confident manner of the state of people of whom the majority are notoriously ignorant and priest-ridden, should feel inclined lo say that the Constitution of Portugal a fair way being safe. The authorities in France have ...
... The Chronicle, speaking of the obstruction which the. reporters met with on Monday the House of Lords, observes, '« suppose is all nig to the Orderly Book ...
... * From The Grave of the Last Saxon: tbe Rev. L. Bowles. The Editor the Literary Gazette, speaking of this Poem, which has just published, observes, The name of the •'author stands too among the sons of song, and the subject chosen too full interest ...
... The following article from the Journal dcs Debats, ascribed to the pen of Chateaubriand, of importance, as speaking the opinions ofthe French administration : Paris, Oct. 12.—The King, his Speech at the opening of the last Session, said, If the war inevitable ...
... In speaking of the performance of The Stranger,at Covent-Garden Theatre, the Editor ot the London Magazine relates the following interesting anecdote Mist lieanwont, ' good a girl ever slopped ou Norwegian wood-.'— gentleman learned education kept school ...
... The Scotsman speaking of the recent experience Steam Cairiages at Liverpool was the effect produced hy all the war* .gaIPVjK teenth century on the state ofthe world' with the discovery of Printing? An, I e were the consequences of that discovery hfl hy ...
... The Author of Sketches descriptive of Italy, speaking ofthe Supreme. Council Venice, remarks, The room in which sat was hung with black; and increase its gloomy and terrific aspect, the powerful pencil of Tintoretto was employed to depict on the cieliiiir ...
... THE SPEAKING LATIN VOCABULARY, BY THE REV. DAVID WELLIAMS, M. A. Author of the Preceptor's Assistant ; or Examtiner, ONTAINING the Latin of the English Words which C occur in the usual parlance of Social Life, Jating to its common necessaries and occupations ...