... membranes the Throat and parts con. Cayenne Lozenge l.as been found of great utility to such Persons are frequently the habit speaking inPublic they'may therefore advantageously taken in the Senate, at the Bar, and the pulpit, and the highest testimony m the ...

... parts con. tiguous. The Cayenne Lozenge has been found of great utility to such Persons as are frequently in the habit ol speaking in Public; they may therefore advantageously taken in the Senate, at ttie Bar, and in the pulpit, and the highest testimony ...

... ; this year they amounted to 86,803. The total charges last year were 6,172,132/.; this year they were 6,493,103/.; that, speaking generally, might say that the number of men and the amount of charge fortius year, and the last were the same. In the public ...

... period for its celebration. It evening, lhat they met accidentally alone, but sight of all the teats ; stopped a moment to speak each other—and weie the point -of passing when tbe the girl perceiving it, rushed out, with arms in their hands, to avenge ...

... parlianienta ...

... Prodigious 1! again very laconically tells Mr. H. that his American Captain wanted force; in which character, Mr. Editor, Mr. speaks five lines of casual observation I should like to know in which line physical exertion necessary; his the most neoteric mode ...

... than by Fraser in Luke, the power of his mind may bring to light the emanations of his fancy,and his si enic painting may speak to the eye,but itisto the feelings heart he appeals,when, workedup to agony, he upbraids farmer Wakefield for his turning bun ...

... toleration than he was. (Hear.) felt that he could not often address their Lordships but, were these the last words he should ever speak, he would say to them—For God's sake, for the sake the Protestant, and for the sake of the Roman Catholic, preserve the C ...

... stealing his dog ; the keeper suddenly came out of his house, with a lanthorn, and aloaded gun, and called out to Brook, to speak, or was dead man; the poor fellow, little supposing he would put his threat into execution, did not answer his challenge, and ...

... and the pad had on was much cut; from thai time he became insensible, until found by some females, when he was too weak to speak, and his mouth was filled with mud on getting up witness discovered he had lost his pocket book and watch, with money prosecutor ...

... of Luke, point for the most fastidious to find fault with. If the manner ot hisdeitb be really conception of the actor, it speaks much bis favour, for proves at once the correctness of his judgment. The climax is wrought the greatest intensity inteiest ...

... meat the cattle. Wm. Weeks came up to meat the cattle; I asked him if Mr. Glass and his brother Thomas wese iv, lor wanted to speak with them. Then Abraham Pincombe came. Then Wm. Weeks went in to tell Mr. Glass of then he came up where was then came for ...