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... was totadly itseless, and till nto sense if feeling, my speech teas so much an'tected, as it was vitli difficulty I could speak so as to be itttderstiiod, anid a constant hliting of ii US he!add iily right leg I weas obliged to drag behlind the. Hlavitt ...
... Letter, .Post-paild. W .Ai. ,lint) isurnedivsts-lv, tis PRIN fi'Ai. I / t'Tl;ACHlER in an. ?? Establishinent,-A I- LADY, who speaks the trnich Lamignage fluently.- c ItRespectable References will'be required ;wno.? givun. of Apply, Post-paid, to 11. M. ...
... be draivn, wvith all the otlier Capitals. 01 the success which continues to aftend 9tIH' 1 a r Offices, it werc needless to speak; snftice it to say, tkfat l in the late Lottery he sold (as 1sual) Prizes greater in ''a number, and aimonnt than aniy other ...
... drawn, w ith all the fi I other Capitlls. I Of the Success whiclh contsinues to attend BISH's t b Offices, it were needless to speak, Suffice it to say, that e in the late Lotteyv he sold (us 'iisill) Prizes greater in h Nunber and Aniotnit than any riser ...
... ii, Faime S~yitmax, &it.to be Cor- rected. III. Rules and Obmservationms Fimr asshm 1mg Y9m9m1n- Pmtreotism to write aid, speak with Petrspicuity amid Ammum-racs.- -2-s. Romund. . d 4. An AB RIDG~mNT (if the ENfITISH GRAMT-al iwl,; ieleignaui for tlmd ...
... PVUortLI raise their Voice-they r bc heard Only to b opposed; and till they canl speakl iii P'tioes/, they sp will contfinue to speak in ennin, A itenncua. Reronat in the House of Comtimons may, therefore, bh deemed b - an important Pjinciple of our Association ...
... Evangelical Ministry-she will be required to teach Geography tind the Usc of the Globes, Ilistory, Arith. metic, and English-to speak the French LanguSure fluently-to understand M~fusie, and to play sufcticently well to accompanty her Pupil in Duets. Respectable ...
... Ministry-she eill be reqtired to trltI e. Gcography nd tsite Utc of Sitb Globes, Hiktory, Arith. a. mett, Asnd lnglishl-to speak the F rench Lansuage I fluently-to understand iAlusio, anidt to play sufficiently - well to acetonpany her Pupil in Ducts. ...
... etf the Meetiog by rearrnag the AdvuetiiwoientO~ ,nti the Agreement entered into by' Mr. J1icrt ansi NIt. Sat1ith.-Atter speaking fuilly on dt~v Sub jcet, hie called uo~tn rthe Parties to~conir forward,; vqihen to rite Strprise ttud D ierpp'sintm cle ...
... The Bank have hired, a roomy house in Austin-friars in which they are fitting up presses, &c.- These who have seen the plate speak of it as a master- piece of ingenuity, and Such as muRt defy the ordinary attempts t imitation, It is also said that the plate ...
... the expediency of ani mamnendinent, nothing- has been done in the House of i nmioionn to producie it. r That Gentle'muen who speak so often, so velic- ep t untly, andi so jilstly against sinecures and pensions, as in} 1 tirawatic unaecessssrily froin the ...
... officers of' the squadron at the timo it left at If-I aldeirta. We have saen a letter froti an ?? nil i board the eaagur, who speaks ot' the prepaarations . male in the teres ships to meet aln enuety, slhuald ilsy P a such present himselt. titr 'Coloinel ...