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... the & LTO of the CARLISL PATRIOT. Sin,—One of your correspondents appears to speak « the Union of the East and West Seas by inland navigation, by way of Newcastle and Caciisle, it would prove advantageous to the northern counties only. ‘The following ...
... from tit {provincial Paper, speaking of the late dreadful explosion of Low Wood Powder Mills, says, w The explosion was so terrific, that it shook the earth considerable distance, with as much force as an earthquake could have done. Hence we obtain this ...
... set of men as you would meet with.” (A laugh.) His Hon. Friend's eulogy was suspicious. Generally speaking, the twelve Ju were pure! Generally speaking! What should we think of such an eulogy in England ? ‘To ** rally,” would be retorted, * aye, and ...
... epigram ait bi her part— JS'b- rant speak has friendship I little die— A Sixcaa from to I of of soft star-light Q — FARE derilHes wife Fare A wife like FoUr la Molly is bawling recalling they Turning Girte or and afool dill that teU jollity fun and frirolity ...
... the learned gentleman will speak for this same abolition in the House of Common ; but then writing and speaking are two things. When he writes, it is for the information of the King's Ministers, and the Parliament—When he speaks in the House, it is vindicate ...
... so beautiful as English ladies. All very clever; speak French, speak English, speak Italian, play music very well, sing very good; very glad for me if Persian ladies like them ; but ) English ladies speak such sweet words ! I think sometimes tell a little ...
... with years; Or warp'd as we, Who think it strange to see Such pretty fow'rs, like to orphans young, To speak by tears before ye have a tongue. Speak, whin ‘ring younglings ; and make hnowa The reason why Ye droop, and weep. Is it for want of sleep 5 Or ...
... by unrernitted attention, tu merit a continuance of the conAdence repneed in her. A Classi for acquiring a facility iii speaking the French Lesteuate, twice each week. This use of a library allowed. No. 7. Mulberry-street, Ridgefield, July 11, 1823. ...
... best Georgian. Circassian, Turkish, Greek ladies, hut nothing not beautiful as English ladies. very clever; speak French, speak English, speak Italian, play music very well, sing very good ; very glad for me Persian iadies like them; but English ladies ...
... GOVERNESS, which she lias held in families of div Unction, now at another engagement, l oa periect French Language, which she speaks with the of native, she adds Gcographv, History, Writing, Arithmetic, Drawing, and the Elements of Music—Addmaa, post paid ...
... nothing so bem'iful as English ladies, All very clever; speak French, sp-ak English, speak Italian, play music very wed, sag very good; very glad for me if Persian ladies like them ; but English ladies speak such sweet words ! •• One thing more I sej, but I ...
... THE DISPERSION. NEW SONG. Tune— 1 w Away with this pouting and sadness. Away with this spouting and malness, Of speaking and moving—no more, For this is the season of gladness— The Parliament Session is o'er ! The lawyers, the soldiers, the sailors, ...