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... Governess, can devote Hie entire morning to her Pupils; she mutt be capable of teaching English and French grammatically, and to speak the latter fluently; if she understands Music it would desirable. Apply by letter to S. L. F. at the Office of Saunders’s ...
... and during the four voyage* was, altogether, only one hundred and nine days sect The passengers, in letters their friends, speak in the most flattering terms of the kind and attentive conduct of. Captain Goold, tribute, ndeed, invariably bestowed on him ...
... respectable family, and got lilieral education. loAtcrs from Principds, for H. W. will be only attended to. • WANTED, Lady who can speak French fluently, and teach it gr•mnutically, for an hod School, in Country Town—none but one who p. t'cctly competent to the ...
... aeveral vessels had arrived from Lima, Guayira, snd Vera Crua. Some letlera, received the St. the MaftUt, from Veia Crua, speak thcettrame dta.ness of ...
... situation Governess In respectable family, who has lived several yean in that Hue ; site teaches French and EngHsh grammatically, speaks the former correctly and fluently ; also Geography; Works, Velvet Painting, &c. The Advertiser a Roman Catholic, but has lived ...
... place need apply 84, James-street, from 10 until 12 o'clock. WANTED, 1740R a Boarding School, a Protestant Governess, who ? speaks and writes French and English grammatically ; respectable relerences will be required, and a liberal salary given or a half ...
... learn, been ludfte up tlie oi Customs and Kxelse, respecting the prodtia of the last Quarter Revenue ure not condition to speak all positively the subjetx; but it staled y soiiib tnoiv.duuls to be 60 OOOl.Vorl the produce the corrc>poiulnig (jUilrter ...
... I'm- ected, or InabUily , othrrwiae 5. 29 OSc ...
... n South America. stin- | this ts the very plan alluded to, as it excited am eve- sensation at the time we speak of.” larly THE QUEEN. received this mornin: edly Kew, respecting her health. We our infer, therefore, that her convalescence contit the { Courier ...
... native of Sicily, has lived in a l'\ family in this Country.— wouln an •cquiMiiun to any gahilciu >n going abroad, as can speak the French, Spnnisli, Portuguese, and Italian I.aaguages andean well recommended. Any leUers directed J. P. at his prestnii ...
... to prweot illicit distillation.' . Mr. Peel explained, and justified the necessity of the measure. Mr. Fitzgerald was left speaking at the hour of post; But there is no doubt but that tho question will be negatived. ...
... of, the Law without any amendment, As scon as the Orator had concluded his speech, only 44 Members inscribed their names to speak for and against the Law ! We now form some opinion, therefore, of the length of time the discussion will occupy. The Commission ...