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... n. I repeat to you, don't let yourself be persuaded by any man, or set of men, to be the mouthpiece of those who dare not speak for themselesi You are under the eye of the office ; I don't mean to reproach you ; but you have given she offices some trouble ...
... which they communicate: — N7\poleon is now engaged iv learning English, and as it is said Dutch : he will soon be able to speak both tolerably. lie frequently attends mass, and smokes tobacco from long Turkish pipes. Oii being once asked, whether he ...
... his opinion that became not this (government to stand idle frivolous etiquette, but to speak to the enemy, if indeed we desired to convert him to a friend, to speak to him frankly, plain. ly and directly, to the end th.it all ground for his doubting otir ...
... in the Sitting of the ;5th of June, were read, The principal of them are asfolows . No Member can speak but in the Tribune. The President, if he speaks, must quit the chair. If the Chamber becomes tumultuous, the President puts on his hat; if the tumult ...
... YOUTH, tige, wishes for a Situation, V either to road, or in Merchant Broker’s Counting-l.ouw re. he any rccoimuiindttfWi, speaks the Spanish language, and has slight knowledge the French. Security will given, if required.—Address A. B. S4*, strect, Goou ...
... tall theatre, preparing houses fa retires e mounts form, at white an, the ancie eager at' Accordir nations. ing the place, a speaking be had death w 4 mies and The C pose the wouid Fouchet to do so aaand a ...
... > kis>ktshsfum- l bcr r io Y/fie'world' fa 'the. hV'hits'asm mcd:■ mid his 'unblushing Indolence in o»r' profession, by'speaking it through the JvLirtiuiy • . v- . . - ...
... Caution ; Intitat4o l7l t as to whet, was ,right ; and Caution, a s to was wrong. By , a Disciple ‘#' Jesus. that days should speak, and years should teacl,. wisdom. Jos.-Price 3s. in boards; ernl* • lished 'with a neat portrait. This is both an interesting ...
... INNKEEPERS. WANTS a SITUATION) FRENCH INTERPRELBU and BOOK KEEPER, any Inn between and Dorer, a young Man, who writes hand and speaks the Freiicli language, and can be well recommended —would have objection wait occasionally, if required. . Address to-Y ...
... intended to brought forward in the House with relation to him, he might have the opportunity attending in iiis place, and speaking his own vindica ion—that the answer which returned to the Noble Lord was, that the custom of Parliament, whenever any member ...
... that never fades, Rose no stum can -ever Beyond Tulip's gaudy 'hades, Ray that bean* for er. There charm surpassing art, That speaks in every feature, That ines around the feeling heart, It is thy charm, Nature. Then, Stranger, thou fain find, The Rose no ...
... income, wishes to accompany (gratuitously) any Gcntlembn who are going, eidtar ujion business or pleasure. native of England, speaks French fluently, and is acquainted with all the mercantile towns France, Holland, and Denmark.— Direct (pest paid) J. M. No ...