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... [left speaking.] Madrid, Jeb. B.— A column of rebels from Alicant* under the command of the chief of the insurrection, Bonet, was encountered near Eda, the sth, by the Captain General of Murcia, and put to flight; 200 prisoners were taken. They abandoned ...
... [left speaking ] A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office yesterday (Thursday) one o’clock. All the Ministers were present. Marriage the Lord Lieutenant. —His excel]! lency the Lord Lieutenant is about exchanging, for a season, the turmoil of ...
... [left speaking.] India. —Owing to the perseverance of Lieut. Waghorn, and his excellent arrangements with the Austrian Lloyd’s Company, the Daily News is enabled—despite bad weather and a very slow steam passage between Alexandria and Trieste—to anticipate ...
... (left speaking.) A Supplement to the London Gazette announces orders for the Court to into morning on Sunday next, the 19th inst., for her late Royal Highness the Landgravine, of Hesse Hombourg, aunt to her Majesty, whose death is announced another part ...
... 4 \ sition having been presented to Mr. J. R. FirzGeraco, in which he has been requested to repeat his Lecture on Public Speaking, he begs to inform the inhabitants of Birmingham, that he will do himself the pleasure of complying with the wish of the ...
... LEC URE ON UBLIC SPEAKING R. J. R. FITZGERALD has the honour te M inform the inhabitants of Birmingham that he wil deliver a LECTURE on PUBLIC SPEAKING, on Eventnc, May 17, 1847, in the Hall of the Odd Fellows’ Institute King Street. For the purpose of ...
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... THE SILENT ORACLE.W—WHAT L SPEAK AT LAST 2 In all directions we look in vain to catch a glimpse, a symptom, the slightest indication of any kind, as to the intention of Sir R. Peer with regard to the now all-absorbing and hotly disputed question of the ...
... POETRY. GENTLENESS. Speak gently !—lt it better far To rule love than fear- Speak gently —let not harsh word* war The good might do here ! Speak gently !—Love doth whisper low The tows that fond hearts bind : And gently Friendship's accents flow,— Affection's ...
... 9 POETRY. SPEAK KINDLY. Speak kindly thy fellow man, Who droops from weight wot! He sinks beneath deep sorrow's ban With cares ihon cansl not know : Oh! kindly speak, for deadly grief gnawing at his heart; It may thine give relief. And act brother’s pari ...