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... IMPEDIMENTS of SPEECH -confirmed STUTTERiNG or STAMMERING-BAD ARTICULATION or HESITATION in speaking, and the GENERAL ACQUIRE- MENTS of an EASY and FLUENT mode of EXPRESSION. MR. BROSTER HAVING made these -subjects his peculiar siudy from an early period ...
... which the following dialogue took placr: Mr- J.—Why this must moan war,and nothing else, I'm sure wonder the newspapers don't speak ou't. Mr. S. To be it aust,or I'm out on't; they used put such p&apers then all about when Old wur going come to Lunnun the ...
... resided a lung time in that country, and paid as much attention as must people to all that concerned its peasantry, I can speak to facts; and can state, that twice within twenty years, this deprivation of food was attended by that low fever which is so ...
... confided to the care of Prince Polignac ; but the Ministry does not appear to be at all disheartened, nor in danger. Report speaks of the probable dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies, the King being determined to sustain his favourite. The news from ...
... with ready sale, and at good prices. The exchange still continue* very low, being only 45. Every tiling here, politically speaking, is quiet” , . Private letter* announce a material rise of price in corn throughout Poland, where the purchases, by Russian ...
... be published, LORD BYHON AND SOME OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES-, liy LEIGH HINT. 'Tis for slave*, to lie, and l'«ir freeuieu to speak truth. Moiitaigne. Printed for Henry Collnirn, _. New Hurlingtoi.-street. ...
... mak- thn f'-edcr a__ it were a party to the debate, by giving him fre i eiu ' s r Tui't*_* of one present in the house, and speaking ; eejy that ?? would lie likrly to pass in the mind oi any ^pendent and unbiassed auditor In that assembly. Ortk-rs for ...
... Foxes—Applications of Mechanic Science to Husbandry—Protestant Confessions— Sketches for Light Reading—A Child born Deaf taught to Speak—Reflections on the Old Year—On Didactic Poetry- Dramas of (he Dead—Supplementary Poetry—Supplementary Review of Literature—Copious ...
... Princess of Lieven (Laly his Majesty's Ambassador at London) to the post Lady of Honour to their Majesties the Empresses. report speak true, the diplomatic services which the Princess rendered to her court on some late occasions, when we had at the head of affairs ...
... for pan eral alarm tinea of dHbcnhy. Speaking uf Branch Bsaks, mys, “They have nytnpalhy wiib indi* wduala; and their rale cannot he irlastd for particular eases, • however urgent It may said, generally r speaking, that former enters upon form without ...
... unknown before.—Hence the prevalence of Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Bilious Complaints, and Chronic Rheumatism, not to speak of diseases more immediately connected with an Ihfsctsd Srersw. The ANVi-liirmcisss attack this hydra its seat, and bv mild ...
... about 'the c r.ductof Prince Polignar, F'rrnch Ambassador at St. James's, in respect to the Irish Catholics; and the Conrricr speaking with less reserve, says, that he has done enough for that cause to any longer wanted at his post in London. The account to ...