... gathering strength till it affected miy chest with tightness, and great'weakness and occasional pain, es- pecially after speaking (having been a local preacher among the Wesleyan Methodists twenty-two years), so that I expected it would terminate in asthma ...

... one Composed of the flowers and a fcwv leaves of tice horse-cliestlnlt, r emarkable for natural truth. But it is enough to speak genlerally of these wvorks-of the spirit which characterises them. Many of the panels are white, acid contiin bouiquects of ...

... GUARDIANS. ti 1O WANTED, a respectable and well-educated Youth, as an M APP.'RENT'ICE in the Irormnongery Business. One who can speak the Welsh language will be preferred. The youth will be a treated as one of the family. Application to he made to Mr. BENJAMIN ...

... Mile from the Eseclissge, lie must be of respeotable rank in life, healthy, W elI-disposed, and industrious, nust be able to speak and write correctly, and have iun adequate knowledge of arithusetic. Letters, with reaklmine and address, directed A. Y., Bristol ...

... people, that ye be notpurtakersoflher sinsa, and ilic 1ye receive nt of tierplagues. 1 LET ALt MEN ?? I will neither cease to speak nor write, till i shall have purged Christianity of its COIltUP- .TlONS even thiough violent and wicked rnen should go hanout ...

... ailiniralile couragJ, the fioundtrs cfjai iii) tabc, jind thej ,tiviours of their coillt7 r-I mEcan, -1 /. ti o5 Ow~v '-oldieco-l speak of those, sailors-did -ton ot r an mcii citiiicit breoiutht i' tine of taleatl fwr an ;,sll' riiitd for T1. J. AleceCliee-Street ...

... set an exarin- to, the Bristol Dock Company, by accommodating our ice to the wants of our trade-widening our dock-gates, to speak, without anv extra charge to our customers the increased outlay to which we shall necessarily be jected. In fact, we trust ...

... ats TRAVELLER, is steady. Pcrson who 1 WTNcommand a goott conneittion ill the tihove trade. inl Sottth Wahles; one whio rail speak the Wel~ iblmiano we 1eid hle preferred. Secttriis', and en onexccptionable chitri~rwtrsill be required. Apply, post paid, ...

... Library, Becoir . WVANTED immediately, a YOUNG MAN, to welo really understands thss General Draper-y Business, aisf eams speak tlhe WV1elsh Language. Apphl to G. W. TOOGSOO.H, Toiler and Draper, Cowbridge. W ANTED, by a respectable Female, aged 25, W ...

... of extensive practice, tif innumerable opportunitiet-of knowing the effects andogeneral uefulne these 'amilyPill's; thus speaks of them:- ,. SV)StNUAM'S PILTS being purely Vegetable (and a niast happy conblsna-i tinn of Vegetable MedIlenes), lave the ...

... time past, ilyoor orders, sed ylour mldia ?? Paste Blacking, ive are enaoted, isy our own observatlons a'ird their report, to speak to Wi ttlkiy i and efficacy, and ivestrongly recommeoad it to otr friends, ar the ctH eAs:T AND asT slstr.CKXNG they catn ...

... retired from the Army, is desirous of obtaining sillier temporary or permanent Employ, of ally decene d Isci'ioe. He caa1 speak and write Freichti is- ently, in addition to possessing other advantages derivable from afirst-ratc education at one of the ...