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... IMPEDIMENTS of SPEECH -confirmed STUTTERiNG or STAMMERING-BAD ARTICULATION or HESITATION in speaking, and the GENERAL ACQUIRE- MENTS of an EASY and FLUENT mode of EXPRESSION. MR. BROSTER HAVING made these -subjects his peculiar siudy from an early period ...
... of the benefits which the science 1 Jlero chemistry has conferred upon mankind: for during years of the present century to speak of a cure lb I rout was considered romance: but now the efficacy and ofthis medicine it so fully demonstrated by unaoUclled ...
... captain kicked bim. Jones said, Oh, captain, you will kill ! M and the Captain said, kill you, there is no one Liverpool to speak about it; I don’t want you carry the ship in that way.” The day but one after this the captain went to the forecastle, and ...
... ssrta their country in the most glorious days times gone by. (Cheers.) With regard to tha naty it was qniie sapotfloona to speak, and belieted that their settieea were of no slight importance in connection with the Abyssinian expedition, and that without ...
... fill the vacant place in the Council, and best quali- fied to promote the true welfare of the town. I am well aware that in speaking thus frankly I run th _ risk of offending those who expect to be canvassed for their votes. I cannot take any other course ...
... to furnish provisions, &c. to the. allied troops. ? Should the letter received by him from Ministers have any relation, we speak merely from report, to a supposed request from the French Government to diminish the num- ber of the allied troops in France ...
... the late Bourbon attempt to recover lost ground in Naples has been pat down. It will be teen that the accounts from Poland speak of vast amount of irritation in that country. The cause of the excitement has not yet been explained, and we are positively ...
... that had attracted their notice. As I came up, one of them said, 44 1 heard ; but 1 cannot say what it was that the person speaking said had been heard bv them. understood that it was something that had struok them. Another person of the party said, 44 ...
... exhibited, from which a fifteen minutes' Lecture is delivered by Mr. Gillard, who also . explains every View in the Panorama, and speaks from | personal observations during a Ten Years' Tour through I the States. The Map i> a Key to the Route. Morning Entertainment ...
... the London and Provincial Law, estab- hshed 1&46 ; and tbe Lancashire, established 1652. Tbfeja\marss Of the Chancellor, in speaking of the I wn tistnirt. were as follow -. — I take another, younger still — the Lancashire Soeistv, founded in 1852. It. ...
... who possessed influence iv the War Office. Capt Sjnrion said he would give 20001. for I her assistance. 1 told him I would speak to her on the subject, which 1 did. She answered, that she ; could do the business, but that it was a very difficult ~r matter ...
... say, we have had several thunder during the past ten days, and some heavy tl. showers, but no break of the weather often 1 Speaking these matters, find that vid Moor, one of lot of race horses out f* r traini the hid who rode, were both killed ; wliilst ...