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... Waicn fe was speaking, whith was equally concise and |. emphatic : if it had the quaintaess. it bad also the strength | of antiquity. He had said, on taking the chair, * that he | had beea elected to be the Speaker—-the mouth---fideed | the of the House; ...
... A provincial paper, speaking on . the sulyect of the Slave Trade, pathetically asks, ‘* And are the poor Africans te be the ouly unhappy people in Eu- repe ?’ The Lord Bishop of Bangor held bis Triennial Visitation at the Cathedral church of that city ...
... For the Chester Chronicle. THE CHURCH. Mr. Eprtror, Such is the restless propensity of the generality of mankind (I speak as to disposition, not principle) that to be dissatistied with existing circumstances ts become proverbial, though it may be oftentimes ...
... WANTED, AS CLERK AND SHOPMAN, PERSON who has been accustomed to the GRO- CERY and DRAPERY business, and speaks the Welsh Language, in a Town in North Wales.--- None need apply, whose character will not bear the strict- est inquiry. Further particulars ...
... ON SCHISM. For the Chester Chronicie, Me. Though mere professors will not receive instruction, yet we are encomaged to speak to them that fear Ged aud gather with Christ; for they will hear his voice and Low to the authority: of his word. Hear therefore ...
... No Paris Papers have arrived this day. Private letters received yesterday speak of an approaching change in the French Ministry—the Duke Richelieu to be Prime Minister, instead of Talleyrand ; M. Chateaubriand, Minister of Police instead of ; and the ...
... MR. EDITOR. Sir, In your Chronicle of Friday week, speaking of your cotemporary journalist, in this city, you were pleased to say, that “ his paper amuses Now I must veg leave to express my dissent from this position, and I aim sure, that the great majority ...
... WANTED, § CLERK and SHOPMAN, a person who has been neenstowed ty the Grocery and Drapery Business, d speaks the Welsh Language, in a Town in North ‘ales. { None need apply whose character will not bear the rictest enquiry. had, by application (if by Forther ...
... WANTED, N APPRENTICE to a WOOLLEN and LINEN- DRAPER: one that can speak the Welsh Language will be preferred. —A Premiuin will be expected. Apply to Mr. Lewis. Wrexham. April 12, 1819. VALUABLE OAK TIMBER, 7O BE SOLD BY TICKET, At the Lion Ian, in Hanmer ...
... + 4 ’ N APPRENTICE toa WOOLLE! 4 DRAPER, one who can speak guage would be preferred. Apply to Ricuarv Lewis, Wre “JUST PUBLISHED In two volumes, 8vo. price 16s. in ex: one volume 12mo. price 8s. illustr gravings, and a large map. WALKS IN an Original ...
... oO WANTED, A N apprentice to the Ironmongery and Grocery bu- siness.---One who can speak the Welsh Language. Apply to Wm. Overton, Wrexham. Zo Parents and Guardians. YOUTH as an APPRENTICE toa CHEMIST and DRUGGIST ; he would be treated as one of the family ...
... WANTED, N apprentice to the Ironmongery and Grocery br siness.---One who can speak the Welsh ir Apply to Wm. Overton, Wrexham. d WANTED, TO RENT OR PURCHASE, On the North, or North East side of the county of Chester, GENTEEL DETACHED COTTAGE, wit good ...