... expressly for hin,) with Musical llluntrations by Mgs OLAItk IATTHEWIS PROGRAMME.-PAnRT THE Fmsr. Led to begin- Let your Clowns speak no more than is set down for hem.-Shekspee. ?? ,y, there's therub. Tom Matthews describes the Life of a Clown, Song.- The ...

... GiIALDI, (W1ritten spressly for him,)w ith Musical Iluntrtion by MM CLAA PROGRAMME.-PART THE FPWr And to begin- Let your Clowns speak no nioretheses is set down for theon.-Shakveere. Clowntapeakand Clowns thatdonotspeak; ay, there's the rub. Ton Matthews deccribes ...

... Geutleoan is desirous to act in this capacity. Ie has been seseral years ?? as Spanish and French ?? clerk and bask-keeper, speaks Itlaian, has a knowledge of Portuguese, and can give good refsconce and security.- Address by letter, N. D., Post Oftle, Temple ...

... have thoroughly vindicated the reputation which I had imputed to you. During the now-concluded contest I have endeavonred to speak and to act without the slightest approach to asperity; and I thinlk I maycongratulate my friends and myself that we have not ...

... 'had not returned, On Wednesday, Gentlemen, there was snotter shuffle. I hop, I am not offensive in my remarks. bub I muot speak; for if I nm a Conservative I am an honest man, and I solomnly believe the Whigs are deceiving us. Three of them came to me ...

... the dineussion at she MIorsl6g Sesatons and ]!,Vening Meetinge. C~lessel GoodwByn and Lieutenant lacksnore, of Loqndon, will speak on tbe Scial Bvil ; and B. R.-Le Mare, Eeq., of Fno~r f~rthrer ?? tcbe hose, price ld.. at B. luat ossd Nones, 75, HIgh Street ...

... expressly for him,) with Munical IllUstrations by Miss CLARA MAa'IuEws. PROGRAfMtE.-PART THil Fcsr. And to begin- Let your Clowns speak no more than is set down-, thein.-Shakspesre, Clownus tlatspeak, and Clowns that do notepeak ay, there's the rub. Tonm Matthews ...

... Vritten expressly forhim.) ?? Illustrations by Miss CLAA .kTT11ZWt3. PROGRAMME.-PAROT THE FIInST. ad to begin- Let your Clowns speak no mbre than is sset down em.-ShaospereC. Clowns thatspeak, and Closvnosthat do notspeak ,there's the rub. Tomn Matthews deseribes ...

... tn take Specimens of light Work in the Birmingham Traede, er a COMMISSION, from one or more respectable Manufacturersn Can speak and write the English Inegumage correctly; understands the Irish also-Address, by letter, H. I8, Jolell Office. 355 UTANTED ...

... intednded for the LIFEBrUArY NMBER E of OSBRN'S RAILnWoAbYGUIDE 9th instant. FRENCH CONDENSED, F i ftll Editioll, 5o. 6d. [TOW TO SPEAK FRENCH ror FRENCH heEdiSetnorearySho~ol, and Midla~n~d IensietuteU.te rw ewvel.-Pl'Ofios5O Delelc. FRENCH Langage and Literature ...

... Terms, Sixty Guineas per armum, No extras. solihull, October 15th, 1555..1 FRENCH CONDENSED, Fijfft Editiou, 5s. Sd. TTOW TO SPEAK FRENCH; or, FRENCH It and FRANCE. By A. ALBITES, LL1.B.. Paris, Professor at tho Wdgbaoton Proprietary School. and Midland ...

... the statement. Shae slirectors of the Old Church Yard Bank, on the contrary, it was said publicly by those who issaueed to speak advisedly, would oppose him to ltce uttermoot. All ?? of absurd stories were put about, as reasons for this esolutlon. Hie ...