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... NGAGED IN PUBLIC SPEAKING TO RGYMEN, TEACHERS, R JAMES HIAN, Dentist, has the honour to inform the nobility, gentry, and the publicin eral, that he has recently fected a new method of mounting and pert ‘eeth, which he is confident will meet inserting ...
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... TIE PREMIER SPEAKING THROUGH HIS SON. The Hon. Arruur third son of the Earl of ABERDEEN, would, it was expected, be returned yester- day, Member for Beverley, in the East Riding of York- shire—a vacancy having been caused in the represen- tation of that ...
... present day, of speaking in a subdued, muffled tone, or what may be called a semi-falsetto, in consequence of which ve.-y few natural voices are heard. It must be understood I speak more particularly of English ladies, as foreigners generally speak in the natural ...
... SIR R. PEEL SPEAKING OUT AT STAFFORD. banquet was given on Tuesday at Stafford to the officers of the Staffordshire Militia. In the absence of the Lord- Lieutenant, the chair was taken by the Earl of Harrowby. Sir R. Peel, M.P., acknowledging the toast ...
... PRINCE ALBERT SPEAKING LIKE A MAN. At the late annual dinner of the London Trinity House Corporation, The Prince Consort, (who is master of the Trinity House,) fa proposing The Health of the Prince of Wales and the rest of the Royal Family, said—Since ...
... SPEAK BOLDLY BY WILLIAM OLAXD BOURNE. Speak boldly, Freeman ! while to-day The strife rising fierce and high, Gird on the armour while ye may, In holy deeds to win or die ; The Age is Truth's wide battle-field, The Day is struggling with the Night, For ...
... NOVEL INVENTIO FACTS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS. — TENT ve The Wonder of a Age and want of every one are THOMP>ON'S ANTI- CORROSIV E PATENT FLEXIBLE TTA PERCHA PENS, requiring no wiping > _ The peculiar advantage of A. Thompson's Patent Gutta Percha Flexible ...
... MR BUCK SPEAKING HIS MIND LORD CARDIGAN. A letter Mr Buck, M.P., to Lord Cardigan, in continuance of correspondence already published, is published in the Times. Mr Buck says You are anxious to know why your speech at Leeds appeared me unsatisfactory ...
... Good Advice.—if you your lips would keep from slips, five things observe with care—Of w/toni you speak, whom. you speak, and how, and when, and where. ...
... The surgeon of the Agamemnon, speaking of the late sea attack, says :—The majority of the wounds and of the fatal cases occurred from the bursting of the enemy's shells on board —one shell in our ship &illing three men and wou four others, A round carried ...
... Aberdeen Juvenile Delinquency.—In speaking in the House of Peers, on Tuesday, on Lord Shaftesbury's bill for* the suppression of juvenile mendicancy, the Duke of Argyll appears to have made a very flattering statement as to the effect of industrial schools ...