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... Printing-Office • - 4 A ROMAN CATHOLIC GOVERNESSL WANTED, for a School at/out thirty miles from town, Who uuders and* and speaks the French language perfectly. An elderly person, who has been accustomed to School business Will be preferred. Application ...
... attended toalso Young Alan, a native of Lausanne, in Switzerland, wi-hes fur a Situation Valet single Gentleman, or in small speaks French, can make hiniself understood in Lngii-h; can give the most sa’isfactory references for his ebanuter, and Security ...
... prefer a situation with a Met chant, at bell quite conversant in occompts and bodkkeepitig, and (what might l>e an advantage) speaks and writes the French language fluently. A line addressed to A. Z. at the iVinter’s Will be duly attended tu. 4 A CURATE. ...
... delivering their tenti respecting them in detail. the mean time, he should only asy, that waa impossible for any government not speaking particularly those with whom he was more immediately conbut for any government not be anxiou. to relieve the people from ...
... the necessity its cnactmen', smeasure called for by tlic state the agricultural portion of tlie British and Irish public. speak lb ngs respecting thi* embryo law, they appear in all ill public records them. I’he intrinsic merits the jeet involve mucli ...
... their sentiments respecting In the maan time, he should ‘orl; hime; detail. it wa¢ impossible for guy Government whom h ‘ound speaking particularly of. thos 1d’ More immediately connected, but for any @ > pro- ihrent, be anxious to relieve the people us to ...
... rejected, and the English Plenipotentiaries have constantly held a becoming laiu nagr* has been observed that the French Journals speak from time to time of aggrandig.-m-nta to be oS.ained Franee the side Belgium, and 'hat the same Papers contain accou.nvarrbJrr ...
... but this at least he would under take to say, they we e the observations of a sensible man. It was becoming and accessary to speak strongly against measure, the effect which, whatever might be the intention, must be, to certain extent, to starve the poor ...
... q-iartern loaf, when wheat was at 80s. the quarter; and this had ■ ji'tn made lion. Gentleman a provision Act oi rarlimaent. to speak legislative!-,- and praeticaliy were dilTercnt tiiinfor the p.e-cn: moment, when the. l ist average price was 645. tile (ji ...
... y ri.lf pretendwhich ruis. ved iVora various ol tiic Empire, and to provide them food, clqriung, ships, and * premium ex- speak of the Irish Peasant) is land bondage, ing calumniator, and the Laity arealsoaupuorted Dr, Murray particularly from Scotlanri ...
... publication; j SM to Jiat'trs vfy. !\li. nan—lVhcii I the very claim : Karrefe beat have attention, as Well total inability speak: 7700 Barrels Flour-.,.-.,. . pubEc, I rise with disadvantage, which heat and Flour 55& per Sack, will, I few, render me the ...