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... NEW SPEAKING TRUMPET M. Svdre, the inventor of a new Speaking Trumpet, called Langtte Musicalc, was allowed to make an experiment a few days since at Toulon, in order to prove the advantage which the Navy may derive from his instrument. The trial was ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR. By . . V. Doi villi*, Professor oi* th_ French Lan -l ACL. No. 1, Sob o- square; and 2, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, Loudon. The Third Edition TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir,— The Trench language being usually studied with ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR. By J. V. DOUVILLE, Professor of the French Language, No. 1, Soho-square ; and 2, Lawrence-lane, Chepside, London. The Third Edition. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING JOURNAL. Si - ar—The French Language being usually studied with ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, By J. V. Douvii.lf., Professor of the French Language, No. 1, Sohe-square, and 2, Latcrence-lane, Cheapside, London. — The Third Edition. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sin— The French Language being usually studied with ...
... A SPEAKING DOG!! We beseech all admirers of the marvellous—and there are many such in the world—to give us credit when we mention a circumstance to wh;ch our ocular and auricular senses have borne testimony more than ooce within the last eight days. In ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAM & .4.R. Among the tor drarnatiryne we regret to say thei , be found a grins many sufferers by the frauds of Stephenson ; whom we may enumerate Messrs. Mathews and Yates for about 500/. each; Mr. Arnold for about 1,5001 ; Miss ...
... I SPEAK NOT— I TRACE NOT. (from nathan's reminiscences of lord hyron.) I speak not — l t-ace not — l breathe not thy name, There is grieT in the sound — there were gwilt in the fame ; But the tear which now burn? on my cheek may impart The deep thought ...
... Prisoner—! to speak the truth as near I can, Tbe Judge.— I say nothing to whether you would hanged transported, if found guilty, but 1 must again tell you, that you have formed erroneous opinion if you think your punishment will less if you do not pul ...
... THE VOICt: -. . - ---Thousands who are in the habit 1 of speaking or singing in public acknowledge the benefit received from the use of PROBATT'S OXFORD LOZFiNGES, In strengthening and clearing the Voice, and for Coida, Coughs, and Hoarseness they are ...
... 1 The libel was then put in and read ; it was dated the 20'h February. It commenced by speaking of his late unworthy association with the plaintiff; that, under the sanctity of falsehood, he had know.nely kept a clerk that had been continually rrAbing ...
... to speak. acknowledged the great hardship of the bondholders, and the peculiar situation in which they were placed by the convention of the 29th of August, 1825 ; and his Lordship regretted that the sufferings of the bondholders were greatly aggravated ...
... of the Charter by the moat auctent and most powerful Ally of Portugal. I will not speak of the brave men who embarked in the cause, mad who now are scattered over the world, bet simply ask whether they were n justifi -d in the course they pursued, when ...