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... Exchequer has been speaking to working men at Buckley, Flintshire. In the course of an admirable speech he descanted the advantages of reading-rooms and enforced the necessity of thrifty habits. The latter part the subject led him to speak at length the ...
... Pigs, 80. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS, September The supplies of meat on sale here are tolerably extensive. Generally speaking, the trade is In sluggish state, and inferior qualities liave given way In price. Per Blb. the carcass. ~ d. s. d. s. d. ...
... speaking, a failure, yet the class itself was a most useful one, and he hoped, therefore, that it would be re-commence-l, if under another name; and trusted also that something would ere long be done to pat this much-vexed subject of architectural education ...
... Edwin James has “ pronounced” 1u fauour of Mr. Seymour, the democra candidate at New York, and speaks for that gentleman at ¢ etoral mectings Mr. James is very severe m the abolitionists Tue Coxvict Garpyer.—The Home Secretary has seen no sufficient reason ...
... jo. DvKE.—On the first night we happened to enter the House of Lords when the Dake of Rutland was speaking, and our readers may be sure we did not stay long. His Grace is wo stranger to us. For many years he was in the Hovse of Commons. He was then the ...
... Irish Pcff. —The editor of a country paper in the North of Ireland, in speaking of a newly-invented metallic coffia, cays, they are fait coming into fashion, , and are hizhly recommended those who hare used them. The New Act ox Savings Banks. —On Saturday ...
... ■jmiiEriai parliament. of being devoted to questions of more pressing nature and saying this believed he was speaking the sentiments of the Liberal constituency which he represented. The proposal was impolitic and dangerous, being opposed to that principle ...
... The age of Detestability,-An authoress speaks *'s«uck ay bays—of eighteen or atrirwl at tka age of delegability.'' The Hon. .Berkeley has engaged to deliver lector* at the groat annual oteW Mt ctk ...
... People have little gratitude to those who speak the strict truth them. The balJ wife of pave to a poet who extolled the beauty and profusion her hair. ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING. CLERICAL ELOCUTION, AND STAMMERING. Mr. ART 18 GIVES INSTRUCTION, usual, to gentlemen preparing for Ordination, and others, in the art of Reading and Speaking with Ease, Grace, and Pwwer, on method which ban received the patronage of ...
... State of the Federal Army.—Officers from the front speak despondingly of Grant's last movements. The army is at dead-lock. When it attempts to move, no matter in what direction, it is confronted by eoual, if not superior, masses. This checkmate will last ...
... the task of report' ing these men. speak clearly, deliberately, and calmly. Every word that they utter is distinctly pronounced, and nothing is lost by the reporters. In fact, these gentlemen, to use a cant phrase, speak to be reported; ' and I have known ...