... all the rurposes of articulation and mastication. To the members p ament the bar, and clergymen, who are oncupied in public speaking, the use of artificial teeth is of thehighest Kconsideration. At home from ten till four on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays ...

... . , rs Teloet. Auidrey. : . As lrc Reialind . ;;eMisg Ellen Tree, in vhich diamater snhe will sing Th le Cuckeo Song, end speak the eriginsl Epilsiuc To eannialdo with a Noni Drains, nevei antod here, called 2'HE RANSOMf. As perfo~rmed this seassna vitli ...

... committee. AN OLDHAMITE'S letter on Mr. Cobbett's opinions as to education is too long for insertion. Besides, although we speak freely of M~r, Cobbett ourselves, we don't like to let others attack him. His remarks on education are so very obviously heretical ...

... was tusdbtedf and the house adjourned at an early hour. HOUSE OF COMMONS, When the mail was sent off Sir Robert Peel was speak- ' ing on his motion on Controverted Elections. We have not received the morning paper, and therefore cannot tell the result ...

... &c. Yoland's Specifle Solution is now universally kept and pre- scribed at several of our principal hospitals, a fact which speaks volumes in its favour. ONE bottle stvisg mere cfiict the , FUi ofi'anp other reniedy for the cure of any ot the above diseases ...

... tur no ins, &c. v s Yoli nd's Specific Solut on ow r Ily kept sod pro- sc ribed at several of oar r p sp als, afact which ,t speaks volumes in its favour 5 r tfle 1 ating snore effect Othn F oJ'aZ otan re'eedy for the cure of any of the Cabove discascs. ...

... surgeon in the royal navy, in the short space of'sin noonthe, after wvearing trusses many yeais. St GRAaAm, Dr,. of Croydon, speaks very liiglly ofthese trtisses. See ' 31oderooteflneotic Medicine Sir,-I have worn your truss for thle last live years with ...

... riot at the expence of public interests? Do we overcharge the character of the Union? - LET THE FOLLOWvl'G, A FACT,' WHICH SPEAKS VOLUMES, DECIDE IT. Mr. Ralph Orrell, Cotton Spinner, had a Factory to build at Heaton Norris, near Stockport. He contracted ...

... expe has been stl to ren- der bis establishm ut worthy of their fu cc support; further comment woed be sunerfluous merit will speak for itself. The Company, 'sts of upwards of THIRTY EQUESTRIA ncludig thosae popular Artists PRICE and WILK ON the first somerset ...

... E. Dwvui'c~. '1Thint edition ol PrcsideUi Edwardst' aorks does great credit lto all thle parties concerised in it. Not to speak ot thle admir- able specimen of typography swhch it affosrds, it contains seve- ral arti cles never beliure inrluded in any ...

... &e. Yolsnd's Specific Solution is now universally kept and te- scribed'at several of our principal hospitals, afactwhich speaks volumes in its favour. ONE bottle hasrisig more effect thmans roux of any other remtedy for the care of any ol the above dseases ...

... large and influential classes of thle corn- d Inunity, having complained so long, and hitherto without ir redress, shouldT now speak in louder tones and stronger I- language, or that their patience should begin to fail ? 0 rather, is not their forbearance ...