... BELL’S WEEKLY MESSENGER. people, tlie cause* of popular diaconteul (it diller»i>t kind, but (to speak with candour) are scarcely In* tolerable in community, which, in the procrebsire improvement human know Me*- and manners, becomin more on. lichtened ...

... Mr. M'Donald, of StaSa, did not intend to speak when he entered the Unuse, but he had heard it stated, that the battle Boi.nymuir was the resu't of lunacy, and from his situation he well knew that it was the result a deepdaid and artful plot overturn ...

... TUE Friends of a young Lady who has been educated on the Continent, and under.tands gratuntattrally and speaks fluently the Italian and French Lenguage,, re'desirous of placing her in a family to superintend the Edit• cation of oup or more young Ladies ...

... who were unable to speak to the agreement entered into between them. Failing in establishing the precise agreement, he then put his case upon the general usages of the trade, and to this several eminent refiners were called to speak. The effect of their ...

... who were unable to speak to the agreement entered into between them. Failing in establishing the precise agreement, he Own put Ins case upon the general usages of the trade, and to this several eminent refiners were called to speak. The effect of their ...

... that he had a right to be beard— No, ; Sir; you have right to speak, but the house a right to judge whether they will hearyou. In thi» he was certainly mistaken; the member Has right to speak, and the house ought to attend Itial, »nd * the speaker's duty ...

... tellers from Naples, that the King has eonsented io repair l.aiharli, ill compliance will, the invitation, or. more distinctly speaking, the summons issued for that purpose from Troppau the Allied Sovereijns. This fact, if confirmed, nuist prove of ihe most ...

... have received several communications concerning the election for Recorder, each panegyrising their own friend. Generally speaking, the Candidates are so respectable and so well qualified fill the situation, that we could not in justice to our strict rule ...

... included the whole landed interest of the county. Nor is it justly alleged that those of the freeholders who are not strictly speaking pro-. prietors, are improper members of such meetings, for the value of their privilege is much higher than that of any other ...

... -POY- - I.POE TR ye i: 4 SONNET. HTI a language that's gut4e,`dr's a silence that speaks, There Is something that cannot be told, There are words that can only be read on the cheebs, And thoughat but the eyes can unfold. There's a look so expressive, ...

... the reductions would appear when the Estimates should be laid before the House. Mr. It appears that Ministers made the King speak about what they are ignorant of themselves.—The Address was then agreed to. ...

... daughter, capable of giving finishing Lessons on the Harp, Piano-forte; and Singing; and on Heads, Landscapes, and Flowers; speaks French as a Parisian, and has some knowledge of Italian, and has taught in some of the first families in England with success ...