... is disfigured it any of the teeth are Ica, and a disagreeable Wpm.= is produced.-e-Where the teeth are good, there is when speaking,or emoting especially, a fascination present, which prevents furiket the examination of the cousdauarice. The new incorrodible ...

... lio ois.) Ho tit that it. reading the Smoke, Mail, of the' Mr. tutideh's, as which be stated that It sod the landlord' speak the the sountiy. Cush ail his auasiorbed ter.) Tins was 'he woe When men ebbe Cobden had remised a siorgudiceut terms tation ...

... leaving liar child dump:lady to the ;laid parish.—consinuted kr twe bud labour. a advantages seVeineuts. we are scabies., to speak ; friars rnialitull, and we can state with coed !duce, that, tattier well panto pig jsktustry cud rued dharacter (alluvia eeriably) ...

... began to ark themselves questions like this, for instance,-- There are 400 gentlemen called peers: Olen, who, generally speaking, are not born in circumstances calculated to give them gloater wisdom than other men. Why should these 400 pools art there ...

... excepting tbe recollection of my past fol'yt however. vou are of opinion that Its consequences are repaired completely, 1 can speak more detail when we meet, then your adv ee wiil determine future conduct in reiereneeto that matter. Extract—Case took tbe ...

... assured Mr. P. on Sunday that withont help they must abandon her to her fate, The active and benevolent exerticns of Mr. Pearce speak for themselves ; and he has since written a letier of thanks to Capt. Davis for his kindoess, and acknow= fedging in eomplimentary ...

... landlords and farmers. I think even now *ee tbe cure working. In some districts told, farm* cannot be let at tie old r»*ats; I speak of England. Yearly tenancies, restriction* cultivation, absurd covenants, and the preservation game, will become insuperable ...

... that had hem n was MM.% sissers tun to he &tightwad. repine (krts, wine panne the Ghltheshd Misting Mao, as if wishing to speak to Wm, though afraid to es. Well, my mast, said the captain, what do yea weal? Ups this the answered. We hope, Sir, ...

... Lettor from the Venerable Archdeacon of Ross. * Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereen, County Cork, Au -, 27, 1819, [ Sirs,— 1 cannot speak 100 favourably of your Arabica Fo:d., Having had an sattick of bad fever about three years azo, | haveever sicce been -uflrfin‘ ...

... and friends our grateful acknowledgments for the support which they continue to accord to us. And more especially have we to speak of that increased support with which we have been favoured during the past twelve months at the hands of the inhabitants of ...

... of Fibres, where was contrived to transfer the remainder the emigrants the deck of the Sarah Our space will not per mit to speak further of their sufferings during the run to Fayal, and while kept in harbour in quarantine through the senseless obstinacy ...

... persons to the square mile. But, by the last census, oar own county of Lancaster had about eight hundred per square miles—not to speak of Middlesex, which has an average of five thousand, or of Surrey, which has about seven hundred per square mile. is also to ...