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... Parliament and the public policy of the British people are some- times at the mercy of men who speak with authority, but not as Englishmen with authority should speak, on questions concerning the policy of the country. In both Houses there are many honourable ...
... nieasure as one of suchgreat importance as to be inclined to make it a ministerial question; but I am unable at present to speak definitely on this His Excellency Sir George Grey, In his speech to the House of Iepresentiath es on the 9th of July, said:- ...
... higeadt developments the accession of B wriso aand power which ?? musical world has just received. 'The two brothers of whom we speak ire aged respectively t 3 rand 8 years; and while they have exhibited from babyhood all oi thos sigs ofmusial gniuswhic ha ...
... Plcadilly; and at Chsappell and W Co.'s, No. 60, New Bond-street. Al 1OYAL POLYTECHNIC.-THE HEAD OF B. .LIV Till; DECAPITATED SPEAKING, and the Eidotrope, in _ TROFESSOR 'EPPER5s Sclenltiflo Entertainlmient daily at balf- past S anm half-past 7. Ariel in ...
... Lecture on Speetrum Analysis. Alexandra's original Ve~nt~riloquial Entertainmeont, wiih The Heed at the Decapitatedtdi Speaking; l'he Automatle Leotard; Dickens's Ctarol,', 1 read by Mr. Cape; e nd Mr. King's Mechanical Paradoxes, are Pu a few ...
... Austin's Ticket Office, St. James's-lall: and at the Egyptian-hall. R OYAL POLYTECHNIC. LW Tue HE.AD of the DECAPITATED SPEAKING, and the EIDOTROPE, in Professor Pepper's Lecture daily.,' ARIEL (Miss Blanche Reeves), in a beautiful Star (constructed ...
... Pall-mah. Admission, OneShilling. R OYAL POLYTECHNIC. -The AUTOMIAT1C LEOTARD, . la Frankenstein; the HEAD of the DECA- PITATED SPEAKING, and the Eidotrope, in Professor Pepper's Scientific Entertainment daily; the CHRISTMAS CAROL, with Ghost effects, by F. ...
... FIGURE Goes through its wonderful performancesdailyat 3 andD9 o'clock, ut ?? Royal Polytechnic. T'he fldlowing criticisms speak for themselves: A ilsutesuatiC Leotard executes all theiwonderful feats which have male thle renl mortal oi that name so famnous ...
... British Artists, A~ Suff 1k-street, all-moall. Admission. One Shilling. Ste OYAL POLYTECHNIC. l The BEAD of the DECAPITATIED SPEAKING, End ?? EIDOtPttI', us Professor Pepper's Lecthre daily,y ARIEL ?? BhIIclie lReeves), 15i a beautifssl Sua- (constcrcteil ...
... Hedder, 27, Paternoster-row. Second Edition, revised, 3s. Sd. T~E FORQUET'S SPEAKING 'FABLES in JLJ FRENCHI, with which the most timid and intractable pupillmay be made to speak French dluently. London: Simp'xiun, Marshall and Co.; may be had of the Author ...
... will address the Meeting. By special request of the Committee, the Rev. Hugh M'Neile, D.D., of Liverpool, will attend, and speak on the oceasion. Tickets may be had at the offices of the Church Association, 12. York-buildings, W.C.: of Messrs. Hatchard ...
... Crown 8vo, 6s. n Au interesting, consecutive, and well-considered narrative o; othe progress of relgion, or, more correctly speaking, of its revivals in all agestrcated inaveryhappy and elo- n quent ?? Press.. ; 6. D EMOTER STARS in the CHURCH SKY. .Lt ...