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... l.een adopted. And the majority comphin of the speech tame, insignibcant, and theref te unsatisfactory. The Tribune, when speaking of the speech, says, * { that it is one of those unmeaning productions which Kings’ speeches always are;” and recommends ...
... to walk or speak, a truck was procured, and he was conveyed to the station house, Islington-green. A surgeon was immediately called in, and some restoratives administered, which partly revived him, but not soflicirntly to enable him speak intelligibly ...
... for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlingtonâ treet. Just published, rpilE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, ML forming a Collection of Colloquial Essays, particularly adapted to render the speaking of French easy to English Per- sons ;in Sixty Les-ons.â By and for ...
... propagate fiiith the New Saints, whom, in these latter days, according to their believers, “devils shall he cast out; who shall speak with new longues; who shall take up serpents; and if they shall drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; who shall lay ...
... the Family of a Nobleman or Gentleman. Hit course of instruction would comprise the classics, the French language, which he speaks 'and writes with the facility of a native ; history, mythology, geography, both ancient and modern ; English literature, grammar' ...
... which it stands ( Queen-square ? in company with Mr. Kington, when a civil officer came up tome, and said the Mayor wished to speak with me. I went directly to the Man sion House, passing through the crowd without difficulty. The iron railings in front were ...
... Nobleman or Gentleman's family. Her accom- plishments are the Italian, German, English, and French languages , the latter she speaks fluently ; having travelled some time on the ' Continent she has acquired a perfect accent); music, painting, draiv- , ing ...
... any part kingdom, on being paid for on delivery m London. laDIES and GENTLEMEN are taught at their own Houses to write and speak the FRENCH langUAGE with grammatical purity and correctness ; latin Italian, the Use of the Globes, Geography, algebra Logarithms ...
... taught in a superior style, without the aid of j masters. Circumstances have obliged the advertiser, from her childhood, to speak and write the- former with the same accui u-v i and ease as her native tongue, and a residence of several years iii ¦ Pans ...
... expire on the 24th June, 18211, and Mr. Cuke prays that,a new lease may be granted to him. Mr. Coke dared not trust himself to speak of the conduct the aristocracy who found means provide, at the expense others, for the younger and dependent part of their ...
... paid, to X. V-, at Mr. Koberts's, Eutterman Charing-cross. ' A German wants a Situation as VALET and ?? TRAVEI *LiNG SERVANT; speaks English, French, and Italian ; can give an escellent character for several years, and will he Highly recommended from his ...
... government have consented to prevent their troops from going beyoud the french frontiers. —Afortwqg Herald. A German paper, speaking of the swiftness of various birds, says, “ A vulture can fly at the rate 150 miles hour,” Observations made on the cosat ...