... born of the sky, not colour} seek, When first stars lie , Of a summer night, Love’s fires to impart— Give me eyes that can speak In a bed of blue light.” From the depth of the heart.» THE FAIRY'S INVITATION, Hither ! hither ye fairy train, That love to ...

... Lozenges bave received a patronage almost in the above Cases; they are also of great utility to persons in the habit of Public Speaking ; and the highest testimony in the Musical World bas been advanced in their tavour, where the voice has beeninflvenced by ...

... obstinate chronic diseases, as well as promoting health aud long life ; and is illustrated by many striking cases. The Reviews speak very lighly of it. A recent vumber of the New Literary Gazette says, The tendeney of this volume to advance the important objects ...

... Cabinet. He believed had used the word .'certainly he had imputed a. desigu somewhere to break up the Administration. And, speaking this, he then us«d the emphatic words, Sir, I knew it.— (Cheers.) Now, the Right Hon. Gentleman was cognizant of such ...

... slaug-» I angers in the beau monde ? A Melton Mowbray man calls bad b«inter* Carthagiuiany; and men the Turf, when they speak a good book, mean a betting-book, balanced as make sure ot winning, whether the fneoorite n»i. Hedging-bets r.nd v are ...

... it Love? A LOVE OF THE LOVES AND GRACES. SONG.— By Thomas Moore, Esq. speak (othee in Friendship's name, Thou think'st I too coldly; mention Love's devoted fl me, Thou say'st speak too ho'elly Between these two unequal fires Why doom me thus h iver ? ...

... not set motion any external in fluence, he candidly declared that he sboul'J disposed pay much more attention' to them. was speaking of them a proof—for so they had been call*d—that Ihe Dissenters looked upon these acts as insult and a grievance, and must ...

... Report. Corn Exchangf, Monday, Feb. 25.- We hare a fair supply of most articles of grain to day, but the trade, generally speaking, is exceedingly dull, and hut little business doing.—Wheat, for fine dry samples, is not cheaper, but all other sorts meet ...

... rumours name Mr. S. «r that embassy. Accounts by the Frankfort mail state that «tten>have been received from Petersburg!), which speak of the departure of the Emperor to the arm) the Piuth as being near at hand. It also said that the Polish army is being very ...

... received a patronage almost unprecedented ia tiie a hove rases; they are also of great utility to prisons the habit of public speaking ; and tiie highest testimony in the musical world has been advanced their favour, where tbe voice* has been influenced by ...

... evening week, Dr. Birkberk j en lectinitjgon the organs sense, introduced three boys j from the Asylum, who had been taught fo speak. Dr. Watson, who conducts the seminary in the Kent road, has raised the art to great perfection. The doclor commences by shewing ...

... which the discussion hati hern carried on, he could not hope for a Iter time than Ihe present lor coming an adjustment. But speaking fseelv must ray, that proposition of his had not his cordial and entire concurrence. Why not pu sue the same cour«e as had ...