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... young Ladies, above 12 years old. She uiuH be competent to teach the English and French Lan- guages grammatically, and both speak and write them porrectly herself. She must alx» understand Music, Geography, and the Use of the Globes, and Lave beeu accustomed ...
... kindly permitted him to do ; W. S. has in con- sequence engaged Mr. Ward to execute it, of whose abilities Mr J. I!. Smith speaks in the highest terms of approbation, and which his numerous and excellent productions eminently warrant. There W'llbe no ...
... Aftet ordering other medicines, he thus writes : Your Lozenges are in great repute in this neigh- - h.iurhood â you cannot speak too highly of fhein. Tnose who have given them a trial say, that no- thii g equal to them bas yet been offered to the 1 ...
... d, that she purposes to OPEN a DAY SCHOOL in York, where Youth will be taught the FRENCH LAN- GUAGE grammatically, aud to speak it with cor- rectness and precision. Mrs. T- formerly taught the ahove Lapguage.in Paris, and after tier arrival in England* ...
... of the heart, lowness of spirits, and dreadful ' si.-k-head-aehe, which reduced herso nnich'thiii she ¦ became unable to speak or w;ilk for'scveral weeks, and would frequently faint and remain in that' state for a con-iderable tune; together with 'a ...
... of ttie bean, b.wness of spirits, and dreadful fcick-!.e.id-ac!ie, which reduced her so iii-.fh tbat s!,e became unable In speak or walk for several weeks, and wuui.l frequently faint and reuiaiu in that state fur a con-iderable lime; to^ttlie.r with 3 ...
... ing of the heart, lowness* of spirits, and dreadful siek-liead-arhe, which reduced he-rso lunch thai she became .lnable to speak or walk lor ue*eral weeks, and would frequently faint and leiutin it. that state for a considerable time; together wnh v swell ...
... Strand, London, MI ! rir * Wtà amictp '« with a eerere sick-heatl-aehe. .viiich redml, Vl rtlm Atto H became unabl. to speak or w.Uk and would trequcn.lv taint a,,d rem un i.Ttliat ?? for aconsid.-rable time- trxj-^th I!T i_ M * te mthe neck, all ...
... losses aud expenses ! Iti fact he now gives us • brilliant sentence or two, to prove I hat he has already done all this, and speak* confident iy about soon realizing ntoFiTS to the amount of 100,0001.— (from the pockefc of his in- surers), at the very moment ...
... expressions merely, as Mr. B. finds it easier to cavil at -cords thau to' rea- son about things. J â lu tbe tir.-t sentence, he speaks of the number of policies granted by the. Union, in the uther he affects to quote tbe language of some uld advertisement, ...
... which were considerably deranged. In Scrofula, tbe powers of this medicine a.c most extraordinary, and tbe numerous cures speak its decided superiority. As there are iiumerouscouuterfeits; please to a-k for Spilshury's Patent Antiscorbutic Di ,ps, with ...
... young Ladies, above 12 y.-arsold. S ?? must be comiiete.it to teach tbe English and French Lan- guages erammatically, and both speak and write tbem correctly herself. She must also understand Music, Geography, and the U*e of the Globes, and have been accustomed ...