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... TO MERCHANTS. APERSON 30 years of age, who speaks Spanish mia. French, and has a knowledge of Portuguese, is desirous of obtaining a SITUATION as Corresponding Clerk in a Merchant's Office. Satisfactory references can be given.— Address A. R., Box H, ...
... MISCELLANEOUS The Paris journals are much occupied with Sir Robert Peel's new tariff, and, generally speaking, condemn it. We understand that Sir Allan M'Nab, to whose gallant conduct in the Canadian troubles the country owes so much, is expected in Edinburgh ...
... LIVERPOOL CATTLE tl mlpply of Catto and Shoop at flili dor,' but, grnerally speaking, of a very inferior quality. Prime Beet hlet ready {ale at our former quotations• Good Wethers were very .:Hares, and sold steadily at 7d to ild, Ewes Od to Lambs 6id ...
... WANTED, in a Ladies' School, a TEACHER, who has studied the French I. ga on the Continent, can speak it fluently, and wri correctly. A knowledge of Crayon and other Draw' a is also required, with the Rudiments of Music. A Fren rotestant would not be objected ...
... iaaetrp. THE MINSTER. BY MRS. REMANS. A fit abode, wherein appear enshrined Our hopes of immortality. —Byron. Speak low !—the place is holy to the breath Of awful harmonies, of whispered prayer; Tread lightly !—for the sanctity of death Broods with ...
... government for free examination by Protestant anthori7 ties ? Let Maynooth answer. (Tremendous cheers.) He need scarcely speak more on this point, except to observe that a new system of government appeared to have been introduced, that the sentinel had ...
... attrp. THE MINSTER. BY MRS. HEMANS A At abode, wherein appear enshrined Our hopes of immortality.—Byrun. Speak low l—the place is holy to the breath Of awful harmonies, of whispered prayer; Tread lightly I—for the sanctity of death Broods with a voiceless ...
... ly Flora Flastinys. to soul se speaks D A STAR, tragrance breathed ft — er the st r 1826, or in the OF THE I of bestriding the nd when it nd stir nes with which ear of England in a letter to tht re is little else that the reader Ir. O'Connell's epistles ...
... LATEST FROM IRELAND• sth• SUNDAY EVENING, bay Nothing new connected with the approaching cris is transpired today, Generally speaking , in the in this city the service appointed to be perf ormed day in commemoration of the deliverance from Gunpowder Plot ...
... it 29, 1836. THEATRE-ROYAL The Theatre, with its recent addition of talent, continues to draw tolerable houses. Generally speaking we do not much approve of the constant engagement of stars ; it creates a want—a sort of diseased appetite in the taste ...
... 29, .1836. THEATRE-ROYAL. The Theatre, with its recent addition of talent, ,continues to draw tolerable houses. Generally speaking we do not much approve of the constant engagement of stars ; it creates a want—a sort of disvase,' appetite in the taste ...
... Nov. 7, LATEST FROM IRELAND. NT SUNDAY EVENING, Nothing new connected with the approaching transpired to-day. Generally speaking, in the in this city the service appointed to be performed the day in commemoration of the deliverance from Gunpowder Plot ...