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... a Packer, who is usiness. Ueceptionable . Address .1,50, at the - ucated Lady, as Teacher l eshire, where the Number must speak the French thoggh t. A Knowledf9tof Arita. idress E. J. ft threilYteece.a. ...
... 2:3d of August, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, the Possession and Tenancy of FOUR well cultivated GARDENS, situate in the Speaking Stile Lane, at Holloway Head. ...
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... a Counting House: he writes a good nand, is thoroughly, acquainted with Arithmetic and the Rudiments - of the Mathematics; speaks- and writes the French Language fluently imd grammatically, and has made.' some Proficiency in Drawing. Letters addressed ...
... us. ; Mr. Alderman Smith presented bimself to their notice, amidst the infernal uproar; he waved his hands, and essayed to speak, bot the groans and hootings would have astoonded a man of firmer nerves than the worthy Alderman. We understood him to request ...
... hear of an immediate Situation by applying to ISAAC POVEY, Maker, West Brom wieh . A Young Ma❑ ofitespeetability, who can speak Freah and Italian, is desirous of obtaining a Situation as Clerk in a Merchant's Warehouse. Respectable References can be given ...
... called’ Le Genetay, in the neighbourbood of Roven. It is attended with this singalar phenomenon, that a person who sings or speaks in a low tune does not hear the repetition of the echo, but only his own voice ; 'while thuse who listen hear only the repetition ...
... whom he would endeavour to render himself useful; he has been some Years in a Counting House, and as be reads, writes, and speaks the Spanish, French, and German Languages, he vvottld prefer a Situation where they might be serviceable. Can give the most ...
... Country, from first to last, more than 12 7ears, receives a few Pupils into his Family for t t ,l'urpose of teaching them ro speak and write French correctly.—As the Lnguagustantly spoken by the Gentleman and his Lady (who is herself a Foreigner) the Situation ...
... breast for thy.direction made; At thy approach instinctively it shrinks, And clings more closely to the honest shade, Where speaks venei{y what nature thioks. 1 like thee not, when by p*tuneu drest; ! But thee, by rudeness rob’d, I must detest ! ...
... AMULET; Or, MAGDALENA and her jailkial DOG! Written by a Gentletnan in Birmin t ;hatn, who, in the Course of rha Evening, will speak an OCCASIONAL A DDRES3: A favourite Song by Mr: M`Kei:n. After which a favourite Interlude, in one Act, called (PAR VER DAY ...