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... ANT 011. PANIIL . r.S GOING ED a SITUATION by a Young Man, een I: En glishman, speaks Spanish, French, &c. used to travel on the Continent, and ean be by the Gentleman he lately a returuvd 1 Paid) to )1, N. C onc h and Horses, Holborn will he duly attended ...
... to visit England,, the land which enriches foreign talent of every sort, however small. .tote-a-tke with this Lady, :who: speaks French, German, Italian, and English exceedingly well, displays a bosom like a nursery maid,- besides many other accomplishments ...
... so in the most 'strikinq• passages of Emilia. DECAMP does _not hit Of the part of Roderigo. He shohld leave' its fol.y to speak for itself, and not attempt to increase it by silliness of manner.—The house was crowded. CovENT-GAEDEN.—Mr.KEmim E holds forward ...
... as a constant stimulus to coughing, and in quieting those convulsive excitements, and causing the afflicted to breathe and speak freely. It procures rest and sleep in an eminent degree; and strengthens the constitution, which enables it to repel an enemy ...
... explosion of the powder Magazine, by,an unlucky tic- . cident, overthrew five or six in its reach. The inhabitants of this town speak with much more bitterness of the losses'they sustained from thci . r' own countrymen than of the ill conduct Of the Allies ...
... and table Sort of Institution that ever had txistenc e ; -It is avowedly on the part of this Gentleman, an association for speaking the sentiments of Rounin Cathblics of Ireland, or advocating tltett ,rightsn - pon any authority. The Roman Catholics not ...
... a i eonstant stimulus to coughing, and in quieting those convulsive excitements, and causing the afflicted to breathe and speak freely. It procures rest and sleep is an eminent degree; and strengthen* the contttitution; which enables it to repel an enemy ...
... selection of the best reroarks on his work, and displays as much intelligence • as taste on the part of the Editor. Ernesti speaks not less favourably Crevieieb Notes. The neatness, cheapness, and correctness, of this Edition, will, it is hoped, gave it ...
... competition with them. Many of our Merchants complain , that they did not pay the expence of their journey. PARIS, DEC. s.—They speak of a cause of considerable importance which is to be tried in the Tiibunal of the Seine, between Louis Buonaparte and the Duchess ...
... creation in the Northern part .of his Majesty's dominions ; be - wos speaking of ,hint here as a man—but .as a husband - and a father, not having the Ininour to know him, he could only speak from the information of others ; and he Understood from a quarter ...
... defy yoti. The prisoner said, you speak 'to me with great violence and disrespect. Lieutenant RUssell replied, be did not, several times ; and upon the assertion being repepted, he replied,. I think, Sir,' you speak so to me. The prisoner appealed *to ...
... Manager then came, and said, that as the dead had not spoken quite plain, they had been mistaken, and that Mr. COATES would speak the Address which lie intended to hae delivered before the PRINCE REGENT anti the Emperor of Ru,ssix, but was prevented by ...