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... FBEE PARDON FOR THE INNOCENT I mHE HON. B. COLERIDGE. M.P will JL Speak at the TEMPERANCE HALL MEETING To-Nie-t, in the interest of Waif ord and Hard wick two' in-uoe-i men who were sent to penal servitude for 15 and &y*+rs. lg - 4 THIS DAY. ST. JUDE'S ...
... T' EXTEMPORE SPEAKING.ORATORY. ?? AYSACK. Original Teadier. whoso Pupilß ar ...
... ?? XEIS EVENING. TEE HONOURABLE EBN ABD COLERIDGE H WILL SPEAK TO-NIGBT (-RIDAYI, OT T-TE .rBKACLE -CBOOLBOOM ff m■ £ ALBERT TERRACE ROAD. Choir to be taker, ot 7.80 pjn, fey ii. E. LEADER, Esq, BA Admittance Free, without Ticket _-J ** TO-MORKOW. totH ...
... Continent ; speaks the languages fluently ; excellent testimonials and references in town.— F. Si., 9, South Molt— --street, Bond-Meet AGENTLF.MAN wishes to RECOMMEND a Thorough SERVANT to single gentleman, or other- lse; experienced traveller, and speaks French ...
... 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 ...
... THE EON«U»AEI__ rpVA IiD COLERIDGE WILL SPEAK _* VEDNE^AT. APRIL 16th, 16M. A.T THE DRILL HALL, „_ETAax-v*T7.5 , *t F MAPPIN, Esq., U.P. Ca**- 0 * 1 - OS THURSDAY, APRIL 17te, I__4, AT THT . (pjamrrvi: Methodist) SCHOOLROOM. BETBt- T _ £ . |ICUFFE ...
... TALE OF COUNTRY LIFE. By H. Rtdxx Hsossxo. Clmxx XXXIII.-THE SQUIRE SPEAKS HIS MIND. C**»txx XXXIV.—GEORGE'S DIPLOMATIC ERRAND. ...
... CANDIDATE (or th« district (Mrs. Wilson) and Others will speak. Committee Boom, 2’3, Arundel street. the Jobs stuct Schoolboob. the CANDIDATE (or the district (Mr. Henry Adims) *nd Othera will speak. Committee Boom, Id, Ecelesail road. At the Bbookpsjsk ...
... PRUSaIA. BERLIN, Ana. 3. Letter* from Silesia speak of a plan of converting Gdrletz into a fortress of the first clsss. fact tha history of the seven years’ war shows how important would to cover Lausaua, now undefended, by a good fortre-s, which is wanting ...
... ” Also jSdltlou of CarweU.” In every page we feel the eliicucy of imagination equally strong amt feminine—«\iSy sentiment speaks the elevation of gracetul genius.—Quarrorly Review. Putflishwiby EilWurd Bull, New Public Subscription Library, 26, Holies-tureet ...
... pride or personal interest is touched tot they will speak out, and then their speaking is rf diminished value, for high gravel-blh.d as the public are, they know that the factious will indifferently speak truth or falsehood. have heard from pretty good authority ...
... stated that they weie prepared to proceed with the case. Mr. Henry—Do they all speak English! Mr. Pollard—No, but we have interpreter. Most of j them speak English, and all speak Spanish. The prisoners were then placed at the bar. Mr. stated that j attended ...