... where he was nightly obliged to resort, having neither house or home to go to. lie called the very prosecutors'against him to speak to his character, and they all gave him a very good one. Mr. Justice BAILEY summed up the evidence to the Jury, who found the ...

... THE VOICE. THOUSANDS, who are in th e habit of speaking or singing in public, acknowledge the benefit they have received from the use of PROBATT'S celebrated OXFORD LOZENGES, in strengthening and clearing the Voice, and rendering it flexible and melodious ...

... they occasionally treat it, there is disguised, perhaps, a feeling of secret hostility towards the English Nation ; and in speaking lightly of the claims of six millions of• the people of Ire- laud, they may entertain a hope of confirming in their blind ...

... sanguinc, thel4°P Market has been very brisk, at a great advance since our last report. To-day's letters from the plantations speak of very great increase of fly since Sat urday ; which it is expected will prove fatal to the crop. l ' ell Pockets Si. to 10/ ...

... sales be effected only at reduced prices. Of BARLEY some extensive purchases have been made by our brewers ; but, generally speaking, the article dues not appear to in demand. Of OATS we have received considerable supplies but chiefly of inferior quality ...

... first, of those who will do justice to The Times newspaper, on the manly, just, and reasonable opinions it has expressed i❑ speaking of the death of BUONA?ARTE, and his character and conduct. What it attributes to his education and professional habits appears ...

... have me sit down and reply to GOLDSMITH', remarks on my anecdote ? that is impossible, for the best of reasons ; that he speaks of a Monsieur Rochelle, another would:be assassin, according to his own state: ment ! A person with whom I have never had ...

... quote the language of one of them, but was restrained by the Court., --The ATTORNEY-GENERAL spoke in reply, and was left speaking when our Reporter left the Court at half-past one. Two o'Clock.—Mr. Justice BAYLEY pro. nounced the judgment of the Court ...

... termed the most disgusting and disgraccfnl speech ever uttered within the walls of an English Parliament, and which; to speak of it in the mildest terms, was lame and impotent, we beg leave to insert the foregoing fable, as much more suitable and ...

... two stars cannot shine in one sphere. Pasta and Sontag are both here, and both enjoying their ,hare of popularity; not to speak of Zuchelli, Schutz, Caradori, and others, who form together a constellation unequalled in any part of the world. We wish him ...

... touch it, at the same time ejaculating something quite unintelligible: it was, however, soon discovered that he could not speak the English langnage, and an interpreter was sworn, when it appeared he had only received sufficient money to bring him to ...

... acceptation, and that he hoped I would think no more of them. Mr. now showed a disposition to ,speak, but Mr. Brougham, hinted that there had been speaking enough for this day. Mr. W. said he would bare been glad to say a few words, but was willing to ...