... safety, welfare, and happiness of our country, you will please to accept the thanks of the people of the American continent I speak in the name of the continent, because I know that the cause of the United States is accepted by all the Ameri- can nations ...

... EVEXWNG. The Temps very justly remarks that the Italian government is just now speaking much better than it acts. The (Ofici(al (taetfeand General Durando's' circular despatfh speak in firm and dignified terms ! of the necessity of Italian unity, with Rome ...

... in relation to thesystem, the pustuler formaltioU takes place, this being merely the indication of the infiltration, so to speak, of the medicin e through the system. When Asiatic cholera raged in Europe, the homnmopatlaists recommended all their clients ...

... hadX almost originated in the period they were speaking of, and which had been the means of placing the great productions of art within the reach of these who before were excluded 4 from it; and when speaking of encouragement given to education, there were ...

... the elaborate fancy ?? in hair exhibited by Mr. Augustus Her- nunml. The design is most elaborate, but it will be seen and speak for itself. It will be sudli- cediot here to note the marvellous nleatuess of the execution and the taste and skill with which ...

... sculptors, who really ought to hold the first rank in the fine srts, are condemned to a comparative obscurity, and generally speaking their pro. duections are to be found in their studios, instead of the places to which tleir merits should entitle then!. ...

... the difficulties of a poor, unfortunate l member of parliament, asked to speak on behalf of the House of Commons with his mouth closed upon every topic upon which he ought to speak as connected with the subject, were so great as to render any such attempt ...

... saidblie was in the habit of doing so, well knowing his weak intellect. A number of hifhly respectable tradesmen csme forward to speak on the ?? behalf, and The jury returned a verdict on the second count, for un- lawfully wounding, recommending him to the mercy ...

... firm, and in addition the men who had twenty c years' service lhad ios, spending money each, and those of less service 5s. It speaks well for the firm to have to state that there were 150 found en- c titled to the larger gratuity. So good an example I cannot ...

... AnsoricaI a (Hoesi, hunix,) Not one word, j~heora.) I am Speakeing in 1 the presence of this Mayor of Mfancheeter, the msetropselisr of the msvn'afaturing districts, acsI I nek him if 1 em not speaking the fac~t. ('lbs Mayor Of Manhesiester, lissst ens- Is ...

... abombastic and theatrical style, and urged that its study ought to confer a clear and imprea- sive manner of reading and speaking. The common faults were then indicated, and illustrated by numerous examples of an amusing character. Indistinctness, pomposity ...

... out into angry tirades against the Federalists of America, he not only shows his own ignorance of the I amenities of public speaking, but an amount of ignorance a concerning the temper and information of his audience dis- creditable alike to himself and ...