... will receive patronage and encourage- n anent. Miss Clark has accommodlation for a few Boarders, f A Lady, from London, who speaks German, Italian, and r, French, fluently, and who is perfect mistress of Music, is i, rayto join Miss Clark after the Summer ...

... of which be will throw his voice several itm- dred yards-imitate mountain echoes-cause several persons of the audience to speak or sing. The ilnternie- diate voices from a lisping child to venerable age-from a mewing kitten to a snarling mastiff-froni ...

... -was the one fixed for the t everring's attendance ; to my surprise, oi n addressiag you t ;at the Station, you would not speak, and looked uniutter- t lrry eutieri ; however, hoping in the hurry of a rilwivay stuirt, anrilt in the midst of a pouring ...

... acid lucidity blecding ithe prnroftidest truehs of tiilosollty and imhysics with the loftiest pree cepts of morality. Wte speak empttlsically htc our p ositiort as public ceisors arid tice guordiacsr of public morals. A father mat trust it in the hands ...

... startling intimation respecting the p psition of Prussia in Ste Schleswig.1Holstein affair. According te Shet journal, which speaks very positively, uussia and France have united it a proposal lo Egnignd, Stea Prussia Shall be rallld popn So abstain fram ...

... charges contained in Notes and Appendix to the same. By ROBERT BROWN, Solicitor. To the Law and to the Testimony * if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in ?? viii., 20. London: Messrs. SEELEYS, Fleet-Street. Hull . ...

... two or ltreendmiles,ene very wet ulight, wvhictt settled in illy lttlgs, all iquile tain tiat m d voice, so that I could not speak above a wvhisperfione toat time aun t til De ember last. I tried all kinds of medicate'. but tbey wertef no ava l I was tiela ...

... Shoes and French Clogs, 300 gross Matches, l fierce Hardware, 11 large Carpenters' Axes, 6 bags Nails, Scre'ws, Coffee Pots, Speaking Trumpets, 4 Telescopes, &c., &c. And at One o'Clock, 3 chests Congon TEA, in the original packages; and a valuable Talking ...

... riding two or three miles, one vury wet iight, which settled in lly lnge, ani quite took away my voice, so that I couls not speak above a whisiper from that time until December last. I tried all kinds of medicines- but they were of no aval. I E as then ...

... carried off, and tha diges- tive organs are strengthenecd atid made active. But it is impossible, in a short paragrapls, to speak Oughst of the elasticity and siervous energy impnted to the Whole C Isysteu t trougla taking a few doses of what may now be ...

... Investigation has been conducted; and perhaps I may be able Bnsrst~0 at such isl the case, but It is elso to a great extent a to speak with some more authority in, that matter, from the irnt t e 'o ela publio for the maintenance, at fulure circemstattce of my ...

... be- sesyond the help here presented. It has been the Author's z R aim to use the suaplest language, to guard against l much speaking, and, in the spirit in which praver should be offered, to unfold the wants, and desires, and aspirations of tie Christian ...