... another'as (O- VERNESS to two or three Young Ladies, whom she will Grammatically instruct in the English and French z~ntrutges, (speaking thi iatter fluently ,N Writin, and ATrietide; Geography, with the use of the Globes and Address, by letter, (post paid) ...

... -Some days have now elapsed since I availed Myself of ouLr professional services and : an happy to have M it in mny power to speak of your invaiuable invention, and ap- plication of the Royal Asiatic Puzzolano,' from actual ex- perience, which is always ...

... Statement. It is sometimes a dis- tressing necessity that is thus imposed upon him; because, really, when one is obliged to speak for a certain number of minutes, lowever few, conscious all the while that tIe has no- thing to say. that is not a verv enviable ...

... fair complexion, pitted with small pox, dusky hair, and has what is called a heavy eye, and lowering or frowning appearance, speaks the dialect of this country. On Sunday last he wore a round hat, red silk napkin spotted with white, dark blue short coat ...

... ased there is also a Raitvay from Cslpar r Angus to Dsundes. The Lattd has been tinder good manage- o slnast-is, generally speaking, of aci excellent quality, atid wvella adapted for any description of Crop. The Straw willbe Steel. J boas, assd the Grain ...

... wyell,-X rmain, Sir, ours most obliged, i , !, D1I CAELL~[F Cure of Consumnptions. December B. 1848. a Gentlemen,-t can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases i of pulmonary consumption, and they havealways ...

... alias Tillery, -.'is haclcie, alias Oliver, is rather below the middle seze, s3i!:-vw coiu F 1lesonred, walks Smartly, and speaks v-ery coherent;y; says she is 43 years of age. She ha- 'A c, drcsi of theC House when s1ie rrade her crcape: bat this s-ne ...

... Best Authors. By CDIINLES WALKER CONNON, M.A., Schools of Greenwich hlcspital. 121nio, 2s. 6d. bound. LESSONS in READING and SPEAKING. By WILLIAM SCOTT. s11t Edition. 12mo, Ss. bound. ACCOUNT of the EDINBURGH SESSIONAL SCHOOL, and the other P.Lroclitl Il ...

... in Oli eye; wore a grey mixed broad-tailed short coat * - , .blue cloth vest; grey pantaloons; and a good round ttrir hat; speaks the South country dialect, and calls hiimself * ?? - ' Genltleman's Servant; is understood to be known ip the Pub South country ...

... indulgnch t the car.. ,earily imperfect staitemetit of otto who, though ho cannot dlead thatf ha is unaccustomed to puhlic speaking, is Yet in Ilse to sPetuk chiefly on topirn widely different friim those to o whic!h the business of thise Society relates ...

... From Mr. -, Confectioner. 1 remit you the remainingB halves of the £5 Notes. Since I wrote last, I have had many parties speaking very highly of the Tea. . Thornton, near Bradford, 6th Oct. 184B. From M~r. , Grocer. I shall send you another order shortly ...

... peculiarity that, though prior to losing his hair it evinced no tendency to curl, the new growth is curly and strong. This fact speaks too strongly for itself to require observation.-Bell's 2efessenger. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL Is celebrated throughont the world ...