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... WANTED, N Apprentice to the Wholesale and Retail . Grocery Business : a young man who can speak the Welsh language would be preferred. Apply to Hall and Balmer, Daleestreet, Liverpool; or Mr, Venables, Broker, Foregate-street, Chester, > A Premium will ...
... LPIGR AMS. FRANK once don't you think 1 speak well, Tho* I ne’er take a book from its shelf?” ‘* How the talent you've gain’d (said his friend) 7 ean’ tell But I owa you speak yourself.” eat OH t had it been, well-natur’d Ned, thy doom To wil, instead ...
... in their best and most enlightened days, thought such an office necessary for their welfare; and you are not to imagine speaking mete compliments when I say, perhaps Christians could not place it in better hands than your’s. I am. Sir, Ac. tec. THEOPHRASTUS ...
... mode writing and pronouncing it an.icconnnodation to French -taste, which the Italians will not for they still spell it and speak it as they did, before it was rendered French. ...
... reach their journey's end. Several who see the world, are astonished that they cannot make themselves understood they speak plain English I—A man and his wife, this description, last week got far as Jmiais, which a wag assured tbem was the city Paris ...
... do hereby acknowledge that | did on Wednesday, the 8th day of December, instant, at Malpas, in the said county of Chester, speak and declare many words much to the injury and character of Miss Frances Humston, of the White Gate, in the parish of Malpas ...
... MAN,, in years, and of experience, superintend the husincss a small tarm and oilier concerns.—Wijc. 201. per annum.—He must speak the Welsh language, wiile, and keep accounts, and lie depended upon lor diligence, sobriety, honesty, and fidelity, and mus: ...
... pretext promoting the national food, the mc-st shameful violation private lights might be authorised and committed.—But when we speak of private rights, may be asked, what arc those rights which the state may not deprive any Its members? answer, there are native* ...
... manors kept up pride ; Bur now a man may, things sv strangely wiil tall, Make a very good lord with no meuors at ali ! ut, speaking of manners, our fues have oft We Britons are much better fed than we're taught ; Rat fashion so long bas monopoly led, We've ...
... whole carefully compiled I'rom the beat sources and materials. W. RICHARDS, M. A. ' . The Monthly Review for July, 1801, speaks of this Woik in the following handsome manner; His ■' Manual, appears to be correct, and in every way well ca|cu)ated to answer ...
... greater. The l Oth of'J,une is the time stated to be fixed for the dissolut.on of Parliament. Letters from Frankfort continue to speak the preparations making in various parts of Geraiany for assembling immense armies the Course of'the, Summer. The object these ...
... evening, ; Cheru* —Solom .n.—— From the rerfnr, j ,-eitativj —Girl. Redemption. Theft are thy glo ficus works. * afir—Girl. Speak, ve who heft can fell, irl. Saul. In twee left harmony. 1 Cb»tu ( —Saul fa:-! day. ( jit'.— Mr Slack. sji;> men Judah, j Cbntnt ...