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... • WANTS a. SITUATION, as ENGLISH or . MUSIC TEttfillEß, in a reepectable School. a young. Lady, 20 years of age, who can undertake to teach the Bogli.h language grammatically; geography, with the use of the globes, writing, arithmetic, and music ; or ...
... postholity, sending a .ortler V . for v aashir of Paper. Meg map! yew* IVnore oggieuliesisiveliat,some Newsmen Papers to their tattooers till the 'day qfter leg This neglect is guile unhistViabk ; for sr issued from this Office in time to be sent by A. Umday ...
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... old interest was created by the narratives — Of Raleigh, Frobisher, and Drake— Adventurous hearts, who bartered bold Their English steel for Spanish gold. The history is one of comparatively new lands and new people. Mr. Melville gives recitals of the ...
... the performance of a great totiblie duty. lite past and the distant have a place in its columns, with the production.of English growth mad the passing maim. Suphoele.. Shakspeare, Bacon, Goethe, Joanna Utility, and Sheridan Knowles have ant been neglected ...
... anti A ItCHEI.ALS 11.)1)(,Es, residing at No. Ti. f7astlesiervet, in ibis my of Bristol. and catering on Besieges these a %tattooer. and also tag un littleness at Barnstaple, to the count, of Devon, as Ibipernialer. and being declared Bankrup t. is hereto ...
... PARISIAN FASHIONS. HATS AND 80111116716.—They are still the same size as last mouth, but the crnmss are now generally made I:tattooer at the top ; tilosr quite ronud are still partial!) , .orn, but are not vemy fashiouable. Flowers or feathers, instead of ...
... Rt. Paul's Charch.yard. FIRST BOOKS. I. The English Primer, or Child's First Book, with the little Spelling Lessons. Illustrated by upwards of two hundred cuts. Ily the Kee. T. Clark. Price rsl. Y. The English Mother's Catechism of General Knowledge. With ...
... week's supplies bare amounted to 4,310 sacks of flour, 4,780 qrs. of English, and 880 qrs. of foreign wheat; 5,730 9rr. of English, and 520 9rs. of Melt barley; 3,210 qrs. of English, and 10,220 qrs. of Lists oats; 020 qrs. of malt. In this day's market ...
... oo Irish new wheat; oatmeal and ludian corn wee a tom dear.r the first day or two of the week ; other sorts were drm bet 'tattooer,. On Friday, one of oar large market days, few dealer, were present, yet several parcels of wheat changed heads. The tow ...
... John's Coargc, Cambridge, late Master of the Grammar Sehuol at If elston, sad author of The Scriptural Character of the English Cbnrcb considered, bag been appoint. d, by the of the National Society, principal of Go training institution at Stanley Grove ...
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