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... but of the mind ; which when thus put into ties i °*hy a regular attention to this plan, removes all difficul- toto'. 1 speaking the language fluently. A KEY to DITTO, founu l uit '°n, 3s. fid. Also, recently published, the Thirty- CArvj Ed *tion of ...
... argument, will bo apt to militate against its influence upon those to whom it is directed— the executive and the legislature. It speaks a higher language than the patois current in the Commons of our day; and it aims at a class of statesmanship, which in its ...
... of deference for the opinions of others without wbich civil liberty is, in fact, but a name. From personal experience I can speak of the progress of religious toleration. Subject in the early period of my life to disabilities and annoy- ances, some arising ...
... South-square, Grays-inn. AFTERNOON GOVERNESS.— A Lady, per- fectly mistress of the French and Italian languages, which she speaks with tho greatest fluency, music, dancing, withont tbe assistance of masters, and thorough English edu- cation, will be happy ...
... are most satisfactory; calls are made for an increased number of agents ; while to occupy new fields of effort, in English- speaking portions of Ireland, must entail a considerable in- crease in the expenditure of the Society. The Committee think it right ...
... and Documents relating to the late Italian Movements of Reform. of the translation of this most interesting Volume we can speak most highly. The style, as in the original, if graphic, animated, and impressive. The original essay on the general causes ...
... and Documents relating to the late Italian Movements of Reform. Of tho translation of this most interesting volume we can speak most highly. The style, as in the original, is graphic, animated, and impressive. The original essay on the general causes ...
... to the Lord Chancellor's Judgment. With a Preface by the Rev. M. HOBART SEYMOUR, M.A. Crown Bvo., price 3s. 6d. cloth. 2. SPEAKING LIES IN HYPOCRISY; Or, the Art of making Proselytes in a Protestant Country. The Substance of a Lecture, Bythe Key. S. MINTON ...
... are most satisfactory; calls are made for an inoreased number of agents ; while to occupy new fields of effort, in English-speaking portions of Ireland, must entail a considerable mci ease in the ex- penditure of the Society. It remains for British Christians ...
... well al from many Officers of both the Army and Navy, and nearly ?? private letters from the gentry in town and country, speaking in high terms of this valuable remedy. Prepared only by John Fox, in boxes, at ls. l*d. each; or tbree small boxes in one ...
... well as from many Officers of both the Army and Navy, and nearly 1000 private letters from the gentry in town and country, speaking in high terms of tnis valuable remedy. Prepared only by John Fox, in boxes, at ls. lid. each; or tliree small boxes in one ...
... IrJliroj-^'twniercial world it would be auite as necessary to |» the Jr '^ctiire on the general benefits of sunshine as to speak l_J_ t 4oJf * of the Directory, and to all Londoners who want I C-^Ot an^hing of the world they live in it is inestimable. ...