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... YOUNG PEOPLE as BOARDERS, who will enjoy an unusual opportunity of acquiring a perfect knowledge of the French Language. by speaking it constantly with Natives.—Taums The most satisfactory references will be given and required. Apply to Mons. or Mad. 102 ...
... the other bide. that the resources of the country ought to leave a margin to most some of filo casual expenses which (Left speaking.) ...
... FOUR YOUNG GENTLEMEN HOARDERS, who will enjoy unusual opportunity of acquiring a perfect knowledge of the French Language, speaking it constantly with Native*. —Tkkms Moderate. The most satisfactory references will given and re** For particulars, apply ...
... firm, although been much business transacted, Coffee.-200 casks Cuba were offered in an bought in. The market, generally speaking, was • is no reaction In prices. ...
... live in the neigbourhood of a barrack.— (An exclamation, I have property unlet near the barracks!) Here is a gentleman who speaks feelingly, for he has property unoccupied near the barracks, and it is no doubt sensibly deteriorated in value from that cause ...
... ear, his finger on every man's button. These vagaries lasted during the formal preliminaries, and while Lord Lansdowne was speaking. He thus attracted all eyes, and. contrived that even the few to whom he might be unknown were drawn by curiosity to inquire ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. The Speaking Automaton.—Professor Faber, a mathematician of Vienna, has brought over to this country a speaking automaton upon the construction of which he has been employed some five-and -twenty years. We have been at a private view, at ...
... thanks of the community for the effectual manner in which they had discharged their difficult and important duties. —(Left speaking.) ...
... and DAY BOARDERS. The preparation of Lessons in the Evenings is , uperintended by an accomplished resident GovEnwEss, who speaks French fluently, and also converses an German. 1, QuEEN's CRESCENT,I Glasgow, 25th Dec., 1848.) ...
... Marlborough Street. The Freeman says'There are three great subjects upon which the Bishops are of opinion that they should speak—the necessity of instant and comprehensive measures to save the people from the jaws of the impending famine—the necessity ...
... Eplioopagy and.Pleabyterlaniarn, is . i the former. In rard Va, to the moaners an ' , e clergy of the two mnintrles, I must speak of that the En, , . . ...
... name to us in confidence, he will receive proper attention; bat we cannot offer any defence or explanation o a monitor who speaks from under a mask. ...