... began to examine liiro. —Your name John Hawkins? The witness made a face, as if, like tbe Ghost in Hamlet,addressing himself speak • but answered, with nod. — Do you knew tbe defendant, 'I nomas Wilson? witness nodded again. And the plaiutiff, William ...

... general favorite her sister is novice, though if ever she become nun hope she may nou-sucb. Then conies Mrs. Bretton. who, to speak theatrically, tikes two line-., principally serious and old women; she a clever actress, but I snail not avow my opinion of ...

... him (Colonel L.) in a political conversation, that bo gentleman ought to submit to, Colonel L. took the first opportunity speak to his royal Highness before the officers the Coldstream regimen , which Colonel L. belonged; when he answered, he had heard ...

... solemn funeral bier drop the tribute of tear. friendship oft or love we pay The heartfelt woe, words cannot say: But what shall speak a Nation's ffri'f. Who sees entombed her warriors'chief.' Alas the sorrow lasts for years, Thai's watered by a people's tears ...

... tbe Throat and part, liguous. The Cayenne Lozenge has been found of great utility such Persons »* are frequently tbe habit speaking in Public they may therefore advantageously taken the Sens'* the Bar, and the pulpit, and the highest teu.eauiiv m the j ...

... caricature a once great individual of , from its indecent publication, can alienate the minds the people? it has, let me hope I speak the voice of the Public, in saying, it is only ass kicking at the skin of the dead lion. I am, Sir, & c . A PLAIN CITIZEN. ...

... was Mr. Anthony Bacon this—and Mr. Anthony Bucon that; now could not hut say that was rather unusual for one gentleman to speak in what be could not but call disrespectful manner of another. Major Bacon was now before the Court, and his learned friend ...

... reeorered from Panic with which it was seised, previous to the lntroduconof French and India at the reduced duty and e nerally speaking, the weavers iv Spitalfields are much betjer er off than they were a few months since. The number of employment has been ...

... lir,d children not badly taught by their parents and common schools, where, intercourse with those who can both hear and speak, ideasai.e easily couiiuunicatrd to them the eye, the izutes are patiently attended tn, and ki:.illy treated. They soon taught ...

... ua* afforded him ; the blood was then tlowing from his ears more copiously, a ,,d „ portion of the brain protruded did not speak from the time that witness found him in the state described, nor did he exhibit the least sign of consciousness, except raising ...

... sisterhood, made a theotlicer who was followinir his comrade, that slie wished lo speak with him. He accordingly told his comrade for him outside the church and he returned to speak to the nun, hen the following dialoirue took place:—You are a man hOnourand ...

... created violent popular and sometimes magisterial opposition to masquerades generally* for nearly a century after. Public Speaking.—When the r-ccomplished and erudite author of the The Spectator first rose in his place Parliament, he said, Mr. Speaker ...