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... that the military , _generally _speaking _, employed on _( _lie occasion of the Queen ' _* funeral , _conducted _themselves with _exemplary moderation and _forbearance . Our objections _are not _. directed to the _conduct of _this or _that _soldier , ...
... O. 3.5. \Tor._ I. THE LATE RIOTS IN LONDON lhave always been unwilling to speak of the or her friends as truth required that lould be :Token of, and we hoped that her Would for ever relieve us .. front the neces. ev en alluding to them. We regarded her ...
... CATTAIW _BROWN ' S _llEi-Ly . _—Speaking of his ' oivn _avowed praCr -- - tice of uravihtg pay during _some _years for • one day-mart _/ not ort ' tlie _estaulinlnnent , _Captain Brown _says , — A « I had no motive for ' myBlery , I _resorted to no ...
... tliat of _other of my _disinterested fellow countrymen , _will , 1 am sure , _speak mure for _me tlian _the ex ufllcio insinuations of an _Attorney-General ran _ever speak against _me . 1 _have _always _been willing to be tried by my _fellow _, countrymen ...
... 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 ...
... _};' _1 , and . lrbm six _Ull _eight _evening . In these _Classes eitlirr _Elocution , with Recitation _adapted to Public Speaking , Declamation . or Composition , will be ' taught ; as may suit the _taste and viewE of each Class , In these Composition ...
... Yard , Lonuon _, _• ' • ' rpHE ORIGINAL RHYTHMICAL _1 GRAMMAR of the _A ENGLISH _LANGUAGE , or . _the AHT of _READING _arid SPEAKING _, on the _principlc'i _. ofllie MUSIC of _SPEECH . By the Rev . . TAMES CHAPMAN , _Teacherot _( lie Science _and Practice ...
... prodigious masses of KSlft' transmitted, by a ih« . Ver sifiers, as long as ev„ rc^n S regiment, for our Carnation, or, to speak '«Viv lit for con*upting the > f. 'tj-y c ' r ary justice by this sort thereby propitiating \S K^thr'> I l ee( be matter of ...
... makc so very great a figure in history, as his more . devoteci,acheirers have assumed, for their own consolatic.n. We 'lo not speak So much at .present of the space which it will occupy, as of the interest which it is destined to claim;, per, while We question ...
... 9 rbenrtQ , mqnti 6 n );> rrested , and _, it may he _said _, _paralysed , the a _( tcntior ) of . the _congregation by _speaking in a . tone pot at all nccordiint . _with the ! _linrinony of the sacred choir _. and . place , , _pddre _: » sing , the ...
... ELOCUTION, Sixth; Edition, price 7s. in boards. 2.A RHETORICAL GRAMMAR ; in which the Common Improprieties in Reading and Speaking are detected, and the tree Sources of Elegant Pronunciation pointed out. Fifth Edition, Bvo l price 7a. in hoards. -3 - ...
... His voice wea so weak ,Detroi dcCbeard. He began, before speaking presenting a picture of the desps- b cell, u)rper ,nd of his most zealous servants. ialltdd e, I the Usurper is dead ; let us speak of ,Iddet ioc tiolzfroenthe centre.) Then turn. ti0O1 If ...