... t. JAN. 1, Oh ! no, we never mention her, her name is never heard, My lips are now forbid to speak that once familiar word; From sport to sport they hurry me to banish regret, And when they win a smile from me, they think that I forget; They bid me ...

... Observer to. a betta authority than 11 1 1 r. Hagisgyk, who, with his characteriatic frankness, (and k ani perguidirrk he will speak . candidly,) will tell him it was not 00 5 camiany, but himself and others of his brethren connected with, canal establishments ...

... might almost take down one of his speeches, .verbatim, whilst the hon. and learned gentleman is speaking. Mr. Canning is more rapid in his delivery, and will speak, in the space of from forty to forty-three minutes, as many words as the former will throw out ...

... in.sqrtiou in. your. paper. At the present period. it may be of essential servico to the tradespeople. of Liverpool, as it speaks volumes of, real truth.--,--Vour compliance wilt oblige . A 'CONSTANT READER. Church-street, Dec, 23, 1826. A very essential ...

... tmtnb tig . uons. - The Cayenne Lozenge has been found of great utility to such Penious as are frequently in the habit of speaking- in public ; they may, therefore, be advantageously taken in Senate, at the Bar, aad in the Pulpit, and the highest testimony ...

... declared a public market, to be governed by the rules mul regulations now followed in St.' John's Market. BONAPARTE At TA tAt.s.—Speaking of heroism, he said one day,— Your tragedies are very absurd when attempt to portray military heroism. - Battles are won ...

... still continued (once more to use the expressive, though not very. elegant, simile employed by a talented contemporary, when speaking of the cause of radical reform) to •grow, liko a cow's tail,—downwards. Its removal from Lord-street to the Castle Inn ...

... have been terribly bored with the troublesome attentions of the old _Marchioness, learned to speak broken English during their emigration.. Sir Walter Scott speaks French so indifferently that he cannot maintain conversation it, and the old ladies of the ...

... 'always good, and make the health, riches, and prosperity of this lcingdom permanenter, and also a report which I wish to speak - - before parliament to ascertain this assertion. lam now seventy-tbur years of ago; by Sixteen years' labour and experiments ...

... in their actual returns, may have been meredirectly profitable. Originally peopled from the British civlsles, inhabitants speak ou r language and partake our we il and lib ert i es. At first, and for many years, they ro re win n um b er ; but at length ...

... shipwreek'd ~Tierthat steers to the port of lest 1 Aetna it.yorider man bewailing, !Mourfling ever sorrows great; 'Mirky hi.speaks of deeds entailing, Everlasting pain his fate! a smile, resigned, contented, in his trembling eye confess'd ; Heaven 's inspired ...

... 1 ' a c ommunication between the o ld and Th e ' world, entiiled to some favo ur over o th ers i n t he are obliged, so t speak, to sail on a certain and trorYslistant day, ad, u l o estthey are well and speedily etl,it would be almost in n ipossible ...