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... SPEAKING FXGUKE, From the French Exposition, London, just added to the SPLENDID COLLECTION OF WAX WORK FIGURES, COSMORAMIC VIEWS. Ac., Sow exhibiting to delighted Thousands, and for a short time only, At the EXHIBITION ROOMS, OLD POSTOFFICE-PLACE. CH ...
... Off Sandy Hook, Sept. 17,1850. the recent aggression. We all of us ( and I can .speak , for those of my brother magistrates now absent)—we all of as cordially concur with you—we feel as dee:lly as any. one could desire we shonlil feel that we are placed ...
... ' WANTED, in a Mercantile Office, a Young or Middle Aged GENTLEMAN, of good addr ho can Speak and .te the Sp a nish Lacguagffly. Reference to cy .- 0111 e `e e r and ability will quired. Address BC, Me Album- ...
... ! A CAUTION BRILLIANT STORIES OF NEW DIGGINS. —Generally speaking it Is unsafe to believe reports here. You have doubtless heard glowing accounts of the diggings on the Trinity. Thee° stories caused hundreds to undertake the tremendous journey. Where ...
... a peasantry speaking barbarous language, into which no art or science or valuable knowledge can bo infused, and which language the Bomisb priests have made instrumental in perpetuating their superstitions and their vulgar hatreds. There may 170,000 Roman ...
... dictionary, he will find that they are as innocent as lambs and as harmless as doves. We speak of the Gospel as having effected a social revolution in the world. We speak of the Reformation as another social revolution. Temperance societies are often described ...
... ®lje Uiberpool SATURDAY* NOVEMBER 30, 1850. O|OEF EVENTS AND TOPICS OF THE WEEK. Blrictly speaking, there has but been one topic which hua Mdted anything like general discussion during the week The Papal aggression is talked of ererywhere. Meetings an ...
... will be fully seen through, by every man of ordinary intelligence, in the North of England. The South has spoken, is speaking, and will speak, for itself. The men of Kent, comprUing perhaps the largest and must influential muster of English farmers that ever ...
... the earth, and preparing those who speak it for this absorption. The young generation of the East Indies is learning it ; and it is probable that within fifty years 65,000,000 of human beings, of Asiatic race, will speak the language on that continent. So ...
... appreciated by;dear sir Aghadown Gle Dear Sir,-1 cannot speak too favourably of Arabica. ALEX. STUART, Archdeacc t respectfully, 'THOMAS KING, Major-General Letter from the Venerable Archdeacon of Ross. ...
... compensated by concessions of power in unhappy Ireland. We must on the subject of this rumour, permit our Irish contemporary to speak for hirnself:— We earnestly appeal to the and standings and the ye us from an old in Ireland ; that a ntry more ...
... Mayor, presiding. The MAYolt, on taking the chair, begged that during the proceedings the members would be advised, not to speak for the sake of making a speech, but each endeavour to make himself serviceable ; and the public business would be much better ...