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... attended to. VK7ANTS a Place, as VALET, BUTLER, v V or in a Tradesman's Counting-house, a young Man, 25 years of ace, who cm speak and write the English and f rench Languages liuei.rlv': he can dress Ladies and Gentle- men's hair, has no objection to co ...
... the-C/* RE t>( a S I C X PERSO N and travel with them ¦ she i_ of an uncoi manly lively, ciieartul temper and disposition, and speak . 1c : untie 1 stand s_ French perfect.;,. The must satisfactory re- ferences will be given -by applying to Mr. Hate hard.- ...
... apply, who are not past thirty years of age. She will he required to Teach F ranch and English grammatically ; the former to speak Bu- ently, and converse correctly ; to be well informed in Geo- graphy, and the Use of the Globes, Sec. No objection to a Foreigner ...
... ans.vered. VA/A s iS a Piaie, as TRAVELLING SER- i V VANT to a Single Gentleman, or Family, a mid- dle-aged Englishman, wno speaks rue French and Italian Languages fluently, has made the Tour abroad with Fami- lies of I .distinction, ar.d has only returned ...
... 132, Strand, will De immediately acknowledged. \ .i/'ANTED, iri a Gentleman's Family, near 7 v Oxford, a FRENCH LADY, who speaks her na. nve language with the greatest purity, and is capable of leaaimgn grammaticell) ; one vvho has already lived in a ...
... WANTED, ~ Immediately after the Midsummer Vacation, in a Ladies' School in the Country, AN ASSISTANT who understands and speaks the French language grammarian y, and is aecusromed to School business in ?? Letters post paid, stating terms, etc. addressed ...
... iwenty. v .«*r ipot y e2r i°^ Aw » wants a Situation as COMPA- NION to a LADY, Tenchcr in a School, or private Fa- mily; site speaks Wrench, and is competent to teach the riiOMnentS c.f Music, Ewlish. Wriiimr, and Arithmetic 1 he Advertiser never having lived ...
... a Lock of Hair, To a Young Gamester, by by Mrs. C. the same NEW SONGS, Sung at VAUXHALL, &c. I'm the Girl of the Sea- How speaking is the si- sons, am known far lent tear and near When lightnings pierce At a bachelor's feast Tom the pitchy sky Monk was ...
... whilst the 'greatest pains are taken to remedy such defects a-= may have arisen from neglected education, daily exercises in speaking, reading, and composition in the English Language, are required ¦ from the Pupil, in order to nuke him acquainted with the ...
... suspect she might be an enemy's Packet, hoisted French colours, and'senta boat n board, the crew of which being all capable f speaking French, contrived so. to impose up- on the Spaniards, as to induce them to send the tylate on board with one of the packages ...
... PUPILS. She adopts a peculiar Method f instniriing grown-up Ladies, which enables (hem to speak any of the above Language* iii a slmrl -pare of t.irt,-. A ?? may speak very uell in the course of three mouths. — 'Term, very mole- , I rate. - \. B. 34. N'e ...
... much from an Inward Complaint, whicl, has frequently occasioned Debility and Spit- ting of Blood, particularly after Public Speaking ; ? this increased ; and tbe Faculty could administer no Relief.? On the first Trial of your Tincture, 1 found such real ...