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... ‘ tke Boglish” and a We éo not speak from light autt when we state the fact, that the Kingdom of Portugal is forward in its prepa to tollow the example of Spain, and that th solidation of the whole Peninsula into one por free monarchy isat hand. This ...
... Mr. WRIGHTSON the conduct of th stainly owners not to mere selfishness, but to ignorance—th: peti- » speak Mr. R. PA in a bad school of political economy. as that LMER would not support the he did not think it essential to the best interests whole led ...
... = -—= ERS a THE SCRIPTURES. CARLOW MEETING. a from our to ‘speak ¢ The Rev. Mr. Mr. Chairman fn ‘ that, omone hand, ve engage has been ¢ =a mc at has been so ably exheusted that it is hard of a new shape. a tate hand it is gratifying tom an humble’ aan ...
... cv Ca EDUC TION. . s FRE! LADY, who. speaks and teactie with the | urest Parisian Accent; Fe the best Ec and, ~ subsequently, res erak a Years in the Frencli Capital; whore ments eminently qualify ‘her | to Epecate Younc | le of Justruction enables and ...
... FEMALE EDUCATION ~ | AL ADY, who speaks and teaches F with the purest Parisian Accent; having the best Education, and, subsequently, resided rateful Years in the French Capital; whose general ments, eminently qualify her to’ Enucate Yous nd vici- and ...
... i speak FASHIONABLE MISCELLANY. vorks, THE QUEEN'S COURT. Com- ically ) | Wixpson, Queen and Prince y have | walked this morning in the Home Park. Afterwards | sed of | Highness rode to Swinley, attended by Vircount Sydney ptures | Edward Bowater, where ...
... CORK ELECTION.—We cannot speak too emphatically Ought to hate had the courtesy to appear person before the elec- ( the manner which hit own and hit brother’t name had been re- I the anxiety that exists here for defeat Cork* 1001 who is it that hot brought ...
... we wercsurprised, on recent visit to the Rhenish Provinces, at the comparatively few persons met who could speak French. Vie heard people speaking F.nglish oftener, by far. But they seemed to have a pride—to make it point of honour to employ the language ...
... ~ a 7 SEE AG ES eS Swill they, speaking through their Deputies, adopt th r ciptes and imitate the conduct of the E nglish P ad , This is the question, upon the right selution of wh of France and the future tranquillity of Euro et.” dépend, é And thie ...
... UPPER AND LOWER ORMOND—REGISTRY 01 TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBLIN EVENING POST. Borrisekane, 23d July, | foliowing fact speaks volumes. ck, her abstain from any commentary, whilst leave t ul Du- duce it to your notice, and that of the public. of the Mr. ...
... nds of, Times, which, we believe occasionally speaks with a of the concludes a long and eloquent article, w following words :— 1€S, | “ We need scarcely add that tl Om. Crown on this cecasion can receive no support or countena ‘rance any party —Whig or ...
... MADEMOISELLE HITTE, MINIATURE PAINTER, nAS honour intimate that hlie aluo lei*- Drawing and Painting; and speaks only French, it would advantageous opportunity of improvemeut for Ladies who should desirouyh »lK*ak Hat fluently. ~ Sjiieciinem* her Painting ...