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SPEAK
... SPEAK. The various new• 1 heard of lute and strife, peace and war, health, sicknono,tleath and life, • • • • • • 4)1 01.1) A N AGENIENTS, texatione new. urither WALL our WOOLLY TRUE, Pore. Ileseen.l oh ! Nation • if gone to constellations and the Ursa's ...
THE SPEAKE
... THE SPEAKE ELECTION ' (ritOH mkui. or a sicMßcn.) Hie drat fair trl»l we iIibII gire (he Torie* will wheel n„. their Speaker, ami put in a Speaker of our own. Tliree'ea,,,!, dates hare been nameil, hut (hey are all English; ami snotli,', hsa been mentioned ...
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PAELIAMENTARY SPEAKING
... PAELIAMENTARY SPEAKING. In a letter of the deceased prelate to Mr: W. Horton, be makes the following sensible remarks on parliamentary speaking ; having extracted which, we niust conclude our notice of the work for the present week : I think you have ...
SPEAK OET
... first volumes, and not to the eighth. He regretted that be was obliged to speak with seventy of that Reverend dignitary, and much be reverenced the office of Bishop, yet he would speak the truth, not caring if it was of these pergola that would unite with ...
PUBLIC SPEAKING
... PUBLIC SPEAKING. There seems to be an inveterate impression on' the public mind th*t the essence of statemanship consists the faculty of pouring forth an unlimited torrent of words; that he is the wisest and greatest politician who is the readiest, the ...
JUVENILE SPEAKING
... JUVENILE SPEAKING. bad the pleasure attending the theatre evening of Thursday week, and found it crowded in all parts by a highly respectable audience, for the purpose of hearing the annual recitations Mr. pupils. After a prologue spoken in an animated ...
(Left speaking■)
... (Left speaking■) Nothing of importance hat been brought the Foreign arrivals to-day. _ , , There it ttill no addrett from the Freneli Chamber of Deputiet in answer the King’* Speech, The CommUlee appointed to prepare it, were Saturday on their draught ...
[Left speaking.]
... [Left speaking.] Dr. Bowring left London yesterday for Berlin. to be present at the meeting of the German Commercial League. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at the official residence of Viscount Melbourne, in Downing. street. It was attended ...
[Left speaking.]
... [Left speaking.] THE NEW BISHOP.—A correspondent at Oxford says, The elevation of the Rev. Edward Denison to the see of Salisbury is understood to have been quite unexpected by that gentleman, and is an unusual promotion for a fellow of a college to ...