... ab'out 5 feet 8 inches high, 41Cyears of age, round shouildered, of a faiF cnonplexion, has -blhe eyes, a Roman nose, and-speaks the Northutn'lerlatid dialect. if' the said RoaEwc. BRoW.N, otherwise EdBFRT JoOuNcSO . leowa, should see this Advertisemnents ...

... patronage almost unprecedented in the above cases; they Fre also of great utility to persons in the habit of Public fi re Speaking; and the highest testimonyin the Musical World has n Is been ndvanced in their favour, where the Voice has been in- ths, ...

... received a patronage almost unprecedented in the above cases; tthey re also of great riillity to persons in ihe Itahit of Public Speaking ; and the higihest testimony in the Mtisical World has been' asdvonced is their favour, where the Voice has been in- . luenceed ...

... a patronage almost unprecedented in the clhose calses; they are also of greatt wility to persons ill the habit of Pthirc Speaking ; ant the hichest testimony iii the Mluisical World has been advanced in their favour, where the Voice has been in- dueecud' ...

... received a patronage almost unprecedented in the above cases; they are also of great utility to persons in tre hahit of Public Speaking ; 'and tie highest testimony in the Muslcil World his been advaeieed in titeir favoor, where the Voice 'as been in- fluenced ...

... received a patronage almost unprecedented in the above cases; they are also of great utility to persons in the habit of Public Speaking ; arid the highest testimony in the Musical World h;it been advanced in their favour, where the Voice has been ii- fluenced ...

... received a patronage almost unprecedented in the above cas.s ' they are also of great utility to personssin the habitrotP~iblc; Speaking; and the highest testimony in the MusicAl borld hist been advanced in thelr'faVou'r, Where the Voice has beesin_ fluenced ...

... injurious tendency of the principle involved in. this Bill, your Committee after having most car'efully considered., it, cannot speak ton rtnotnly, whilst -the looseness Of its prn- visions, and the additional charges which itwould impose, uould id opnress ...

... Language, with their various Signi'dcations.Termth Shtillings. fast a Short-Hand, or the delightful Art of Writing as person can speak, taught in Six Lessons.-Terms, 1Stted Ani Pupils are detained onehour each Lessons and m y time from Ten in the Morning till ...

... people, that ye be notpurtakersoflher sinsa, and ilic 1ye receive nt of tierplagues. 1 LET ALt MEN ?? I will neither cease to speak nor write, till i shall have purged Christianity of its COIltUP- .TlONS even thiough violent and wicked rnen should go hanout ...

... ins countiguos. rhe Cavenne Lozenge has been fatiunld of -rrat utility to such Persons as are freqniently in the hahit of speaking in public; they ioavttherurore be advaintageously taken in the Senate, at the Bar, and in the P'ulpit. rndlthehighestiestintonyin ...

... Prospetuiis. The Qtsrrterly &letti(i of ()ctoher, thus criticises Mr. Londge's Work l-.. I trgely as we have been emptesd to speak oflthe gra. pbic lart of iheaesevolu mes'vwe dti not heitaite to soy, that were the etttrasirS tatviselit, they wolid form ...