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... — TADVE RTISEAIENT. ) THE SPEAKING f'ItENCH GRAMMAR, In Sixty Lessons, particularly calculated to render the speaking of French easy to English persons. The Fourth Edition. By J. V. DOUVILLE, ALA., Professor of the French Language, 110, Strand, London ...
... THE SPEAKING - FRENCH GRAMMAR, forming a Collection of Colloquial Imps, particularly adapted to render the speaking of French easy English' Persons; in Sixty Lestous. By and for J. V. DO(JVILLE, Professorof the French Lamgene, No. I, Solio-scputre, the ...
... electoral districts. Hon. members had been charged with speaking to their constituents : he wished to speak for his constituents, and to state, that the borough represented (Kinsale) would be all but ruined by the operation of the bill as stood. The poor-rate ...
... I will speak of the people, so long as I have a voice to speak at all_ so long as I have strength to give utterance to a syllable—for so long as God shall give me strength and utterance, to long, I trust, he will give me courage and firmness to perform ...
... I will speak of the people, Bo long as I have a to speak at all_ so long as I have strength to give utterance to a syllable—for so long as God shall give me strength and utterance, to long, I trust, he will give me courage and firmness to perform my duty: ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, forming a Collection of Colloquial Essays, particularly adapted to render the speaking of French easy to English persons; in . Sixty Lessons.—By and for J. V. DOUVILLE, Professor of the French Language, No. I, Soho-square ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, BY J. V. DOUVILLE, PROFESSOR ofthe FRENCH LANGUAGE, 6,CoVEMTRY-STREET, HAY- MARKET, cv 2, LAWRENCE-LANE, CUEAPSIDE, LONDON, 1527. ...
... Prisoner—! to speak the truth as near I can, Tbe Judge.— I say nothing to whether you would hanged transported, if found guilty, but 1 must again tell you, that you have formed erroneous opinion if you think your punishment will less if you do not pul ...
... ht know nust speak all rfiows, ...
... When she sings, andjwben she speaks. Take care, take care, When she plays her pretty freaks, ! sir, beware ; In trice you'll find your heart, From its lawful owner part, And the beauteousjhttle dsrae, Say ’Us ber’s by lawful claim, Ah ! take care. ...
... ,tul much satisfaction in speaking after him. siw.eches, adorned as they were with eloquenet and truth, e always took care faiily to reproseut whatever retuasks from his opponent, and as fairly answered them.— Applatise) With respi2et to the nuinbers ...
... Mr. WRANGIIAM - Was speaking in defense of the vote, when, The ComsarrEn ordered the room to be cleared, and on the re. admission of the public, The CHAIRMAN said, the Committee had decided the vote to be good. Mr. C. PRILLIPPS then stated that to proceed ...