... accounts from Italy speak of the decline the .TJ c ' ,H * era * a anticipate its early disappearance. • from Naples just received says,“ change has been made the quarantine regulations since their first estalishment. Isolated cases of cholera, however ...

... Chaplain of New and All Souls’ Colleges, and Minister at Kenningtou. Berks. I look upon the forbearance of the Clergy (I can speak at least for myself) being most unprecedented. We a party whom nobody knows, though every body seems to pay deference to, entering ...

... countries. He has already travelled much, and mixed constantly in the first circles at the different continental courts. He speaks the French, German, and Italian languagis with fluency, and would willingly render his assistance in the acquirement of them ...

... M'Leod exclaimed—“ Oh. we have got plenty of speakers ; but the Tories cannot talk at all. We can speak for our man.” An Elkctor Balaam could not speak, so his ass spoke for him.’’ —(roars laughter.) Colonel Thompson, and several other Radicals, having ...

... STAMMERING, and every species of DEFECTIVE UTTERANCE, by which the most confirmed Stammerer is enabled, in a short time, to speak wiih ease and fluency. Unless an early application is made, the opportunity will be lost. This day is published, Greek exercises ...

... consequently less liable to disease than others excepting what might arise from their peculiar avocations. which generally speaking would be temporary but if long continued would compel their removal from the Force. I by no means included those casual cases ...

... profits the publication are intemled Is- applied, I feel relwrant to speak .d in terms remmie. yet the tv are ecru: and inaccuracies which seem to require notice. the author speaks Peter house la found.-d 1V37, (th* in the Cambridge calendar.; but it ...

... of STAMMERING, and every species DEFECTIVE UTTERANCE, by which the most confirmed Stammerer is nabled, in a short time, to speak with ease and fluency. Unless an early application is made, the opportunity will lost. WSSIk Mr. JONES, Dentist, His Royal ...

... it for the high functions to which its faculties were to applied. Speaking himself says--’* At vero ego hoc tetupoto omni nodes el dies omnium doctrinnrum mcHlilatione versabnr.” Speaking .•miiient professor, says laic ego doctori ( Diuilolol, urlibus vanis ...

... and Brenchley.—The Hops in this and the surrounding parishes, during the past Tveek have made such progress as, generally speaking, to be out of the way of the tyers, and in many grounds to top the poles ; still we have considerable increase in fly ; in ...

... not so much to see the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr. Pryme though each is, his way, a consideration, —or to hear them speak, but to give the founders of the feast an opportunity of taking the former to task for shewing luke-warmness in the sacred ...

... judge ot the merits or demerits of the paupers applying for relief, than the Poor Law Commissioners, and being, generally speaking, large rate-payers, they are interested in not being too lavish in their expenditure. et the Poor Law Commissioners have ...