... townsman, MrThos Itomer, of Tarlton-street, and brother to the rising young vocalist. Miss Anne Romer. Mr. Travers or rather, to speak correctly, Mr. Thomas Romer, iunr 'had' selected art its his profession, and was making much'pro its study as a pupil of our ...

... common- b sense speaking of Mr. Gladstone suits the taste of the t times better than their old-fashioned, shining, tinsel of It oratory, and indisposes the House to listen to tbe flimsy tF sparkling verbiage of their style of speaking. They will f become ...

... places. Of these 102 speak of the crop as free from disease, and 81 as more or less affected. The great majority of the reports, as well as those which are unfavourable as to the health of the crop, as those which are favourable, speak of it as large, and ...

... labouring millions is dependent on the preservation nor of internal tranquillity. But still, the healthy tone, est, generally speaking, of English society, does not are require the exercise of harshness or severity in vid. dealing with misdemeanors belonging ...

... delighting the town with her Julia, and every body was well acquainted with the celebrated lines— Clifford! why don't you speak to me O, Clifford, is you, &c. Which are ranked among the favourite points of the piny. Going, going—last call—fifty-two—any ...

... Lordship's prefatory remarks to his statement of details. Of these details he was c rdid enough to confess that lie could not speak with confidence. He ?? that %with regard to sonme there might be considerable diflerence of opinion ; some might think that ...

... is revealed to him by the groups of idlers tl who congregate at corners; and the very placards tl that glare from the walls speak in dumb show the V palpable fact, that in Manchester men's minds are Ii not moulded on one mode], nor do thoughts and tl opinions ...

... profitable to listen to the consolations of religion. But how shall they hear without preacher ? These are Irish-speaking people, and if you speak unknown tongue, how shall they say Amen at your giving of thanks ? The fact that there is no native Irish ...

... been to public speaking, he did not recollect that it ever occurred to him to speak before an audience on which he could look with so much pleasure as that before him.- (Cheers.) If he could speak worthily of those ladies, he would speak in terms that ...

... eyes to the position lie occupied soon led the universal attention in that direction; ; and even Mr. P. M. Stewart, who was speaking against the second reading of the Scotch Parishes Bill, could not refrain from pausing and turning his head from the Speaker ...

... on all occasions, to hear his own voice in that house. Lord Brougham said if that were the case, he was unfortunately now speaking iu place where it was not very easy to hear either his own or any one else's voice. The Earl of Suffolk rose order. This ...

... invective, mingled with scraps of' IHudibras.' My Lord, said the old man, I have been much blamed by Disser. ters for speaking respectfully of bishops. Baxter for bishops, cried the judge, that's a merry conceit indeed. I know what you mean by ...