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... gn Names of Person? and Places—Phrases used in Uonscrvatiun, Public Speaking, and News] aj-cr Articles. Price t>d. Sent post free on receipt stamps. COMMON BLUNDERS made in Speaking and ting, Corrected on the authority of the best Grammarians. Chailes ...
... tho Praycr-took I li-.'s cna, the bash correct, natural, impressive Heading—Delivery of Written Discoarsts—Ejtornpna:icons Speaking. Gentlemen eiroaa of attor dirf* nrc requested to co.an.uul with the Lecturer before Ith Novc aber. Cambridge,‘Jiith October ...
... on syphlloubobia the quackery connected with this subject has born justly denounced Mr. Bayfield.**—Lancet. “Mr. Bayfield speaks with considerable confidence neon the treatment of the subject upon which w;itc«; the work Is vet leal one, and a safe guide ...
... on syphllophobia the uuackery connected with this subject been juslly denounced b» Mr. BayfiebV-l.tn et, -I jji r Bayfield speaks with cousiderableconfidence upon the treatment of the subject upon which he writes; the work is practical one, and a safe ...
... she home. After she got there a 'ger asked her for light. She told him (the Jolger) to come into her room. While she was speaking to liim beard the prisoner comiag along the passage towards her room, which was the ground floor. the prisoner reaching tho ...
... sacks; foreign, s'o sacks brls. NEWGATE AND LEADENHALT MARKETS. supply each kind of meat i* seasonably exten-uve. Generally speaking, the demand rules inact.ve, jet very little change has taken place ihc quotations compared with our previous report. Per ...
... chapter on svpbUophobU the quackery connected with this subject has been Justly denounced y Mr. Bayfield,’*—Lancet. Mr. Bayfield speaks with cousideraMe confidence upon the treatment of the subject upon which he writes; the work is practical one, ami aafe guide ...
... ic. “In chapter onsyphilophobiathe , ' in thi subject bee I c-n iostly denounced by Mr. Bayflcld,”—EauccU ••ilr.l’ayi.eld speaks with couciderableconfidence noon the me;., of i.pcn which writes; tho work is rrictcai a safe puldc to the treatment of these ...
... Ac. •'ln the chapter on ■vphilophobia the quackery connected this subject has been iustly denounced Mr. Lancet, r. Bayfield speaks with considerable confldem c upon the troutroentoT the subject upon which wjifes; the work »s rrxikal oue.snd safe guide to ...
... Liberals. The Freeman's Journal, as well as the Mail, Packet, Express. Irish Times, and Saunders's, commends the movement, and speaks in terms of unqualified laudation of late Lord Eglinton’a good acts and iatcitioos in favour of 1« ...
... the lamp of your sanctuaries? Oh! Ireland! Ir land! how art thou fallen! When shalt thou rise? Is this cct? not, speak out! Dare to speak it, Ireland! Meanwhile the bones, which, inanimate, are causing a greater amount of commotion than they did when ...
... Proper K #—Foreign Persons and Places—Phrases used in €,' ci rvation, Public Speaking, and spaper Articles. Price Od. feent post free stamps. COMMON BLUNDERS made in Speaking and Writing, Corrected cn the authority the best Grammarians. Charles Smith. ...