... The Best Navigators.—.Mr Edwin Chadwick thus speaks this neglected class of men, in a paper recently read before, and now published by, the Manchester Statistical Society:—The strongest and most distinguished of the class of navigators (so called ...

... earnest in the search for good, And speak of all the best we can. Then speak no ill, but lenient be To others’ failings as your own ; If you're the first a fault to See, Be not the first to make it known. For life is but a passing day, No lip can tell how brief ...

... Mr. Haywood was to speak on the 4th; and it was understood that he would be the medium for communicating the sentiments of the President on the subject of a compromise. The private correspondence received by this conveyance speaks conjlently of the renewal ...

... him during the voyage. I have had communication with an African captain, of whose honesty and singleness of purpose I can speak, who informed me that, so fur from Captain Calvert meriting the observations and accusations made against him of cruel treatment ...

... POWER., In •hich he will throw his V.ice two oh, of aol the beiahut of the we, and will any id Ike Audience Speak ur Sing : reculiiir Noises—Speak Ilko Persons whose are kuossn—R , late an An , r.l.cle or 1.0 —11.1.1 Conver. , with a anultilwie alO wise ...

... 11th instant. The PARENTS of a YOUNG L,J1,.h0 has been educated in France. and thoroughly un ands the French Language, and speaks and writes tffiieutly, wish to place him in a MERCANTILE ESTA..BLISHMENT, where his knowledge of the language will be useful ...

... low; Or to speak like Paul Pry of intruding, That is not to rosin the bow. That is not, &c, With a How do you do? and a flourish, Tis better to rosin the bow. To sit with an air of deep wisdom, Great dignity stamp'd on your brow, And to speak just of what ...

... for surveying the Gravesend and London Direct Atmospheric Railway. In.the latter rase, the brother of the plain; iff, speaking of a visit to the offices of th- company, said . ' he took away one or two of the prospectuses, in crder that he might see ...

... parlour. The couple of kitcheu squires were dressed like gentlemen when they signed the deed, and a witness who was called to speak to the respectability of their dress, and the elegance of their manners, was of opinion that even if Mr. Bicaui had on his ...

... register P.R. and 641 e.a. Lengitt 136 fen ' •reevri Irl Int 7.19 th.; depth feet. built at Bathurst, of beck Outer., the is.; speak. ot W. Kennet; h •Ilent ' pod deck; cop ond • be Math) Ili• allecitt any petit.. wapiti.' • rapefior voloo.l. She is eel adapted ...

... they were subsequently explained to him hr an individual in court, whom he had asked why the judge was looking so grave and speaking so ...

... into the port of London, since Monday last, have been small, viz., 70 beasts and 80 sheep from Rotterdam, in, comparatively speaking, middling condition, At Hull the arrivals from Holland have comprised 48 beasts and 70 sheep of fair average quality. In ...