... been elected without being members of the Council at all, when duly qualified by residence and amount of assessment. The act speaks for itself where it applies. A VICTUALLER OF TEE NINETEENTH CENTURY.- Your letter arrived too late for insertion this week ...

... chat'acter of'this J. H. D. is too weell known for him to have the least influence to injure any honest man. The circulars speak-for themselves-a tissue of LIES aesd filth. His ?? wilt not appeas' until we copy itjrom the Nlewgate Calendar, whes'e it should ...

... Foreign Part (Young); Farewetherbv, Character to combine Actin--Man, agement; Ladies for Rose Bouchon, Juvenile (must be able to speak French); Phyllis Ecerton, Walking Lady, ' Pleasure Tour, comooencing Augl. 7th. Also Twvo practical Worklng AgIents, alhle ...

... me o near it, that si y i ou sijueak out, iti Ia rni a biiicur'e to 5 landT agsain' hm. I ALPHsA-Can you say', correctly speaking, you have Walked rud a- square?-Conventionally,1eWs! Hypercritically, No! The Poethas it- And runnin- round the circle, finds ...

... The Welsh Girl. Julia, Madame Vestris. With The Barber Bravo. And the Critic. On Wednesday, ACurious Case. After which A Speaking Likeness. Manette,MadameVestris. WithTheBarber Bravo, and other entertainments, in which Madame Vestris and Mr. Charles Mathews ...

... The Automatic Leotard, a la Franken- ktein, Ivith Mr. Kring's Entertainment, at 145, and 3, G, and 8, The Jccapitatedl Head Speaking, at 12-15 and 3, 6-30 and S 30, it; Professor l'epper'n ScictttiiiC Entertainment, 'Ariel, in a Beautiful Star (con- tructed ...

... inclosin the usual fee of L1 f Or advice. THE TWENTY-FOURTH OF MARCH, 1846.. -liThe twentv-fourth of March ! Its very mention Speaks of a great event, and claims attention. This is the (lay on which will be display'd The migdhtiest triumph ever known in trade ...

... and now, To love you till I die. You speak the word, and I obey; 'Tis wisdom that we part, you say; But oh ! you cannot say me nay, Though love you may deny. Though never more your face I see, And never more yon speak to me, From fetters I would net be ...

... customer of mine suffering with Asthma used the Wafers, and found more relief than from any other (so called) remedy, Many others speak highly of them. Dr Locock's Wafers instantly relieve and rapidly cure Asthma Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Shortness ...

... those evils cost us which never happen. 6th. Take things by their smooth handle, and when angry always count ten before you speak. Y.-The National Debt of the United States is sixty millions of dollars at present, and, taking the population at twenty millions ...

... Ernst. By the Author of Richelieu, IThe Lady of Lyons, &c. Richardson's Show. By John Oxenford. Madarda' Celeste in a Speaking Character. Nothing New. By J. Palgrave Simpson. Playing with Forrest. By an American Contributor. Shakespeare at Rehearsal ...

... Santloy, &o. To impart strength and richness to the Voice, One or Two Lozeuges should be taken before Singing or Public Speaking. R. STOLBERGfS VOICE LOZENGE Jisifree from anthing prejudiceal to health. A child may use them with pec-fect safety. See ...