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... 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 ...
... very meritorious Composer, does Sir John* really think, docs flatter himself, that he is superior Aiise? —We not ! wish to speak harshly man, whose talents, various occasions, we have had reason to admire; but really it i? enough-to disturb our constitutitnal ...
... of llttwtan Infantry arrived there. It to be followed immediately by the id ami 3d brigades nine division. The Utters also speak of qu .i-ter* being on the. and for the brigade A large body Cossacks had reached Gera, and tnosc o: were expected Ute 18th ...
... replied, that it came from precisely ihe same description of persons who had formerly petitioned the House and be believed it to speak the sentiments o' the Catholic in general.—.ln his resolutions be tlioulil Incorporate the claims of the Roman Catholics. Sir ...
... days later than those acknowleged .in the and acquainted with almost ail its Members, 5 Ditto Ditto - - London l*apers. They speak the language of sue - ral)k> unaffected, calm, clear and indefat.gable, ® I)jUi) . cessful anticipation, and assert that formidable ...
... that the inhabitants and its-vicinity expressed great j.ij on learning the brihatiwfie into Paris. The Prussian use very speak out in favour the Emperor. JJatgjtS'm (Ducky Perm ') i > rrocis I’Licentia, whielt cannot be snp)>»i«i • ' :1 rt -stauce. when ...
... which dietiied the act the Cor(rr»s of the 13th of March will to the f re:uli nation, that it has not spoken— n«. ver will speak, the 'ocrih gious language which its oppressor af.rihutcs to it; will separate its cause from his preserve to the nation its ...
... entire is; are “ and that-any. privilege w detnanded of Right wiieh a vd we proved i sistent $ the Commonweal! ~ Vi tte. ff speaks in language “It essex: he “to the to take laws both iz tign ty the it desires tobe governed, : Lord | conduct of the citizens ...
... She has Generals e ...
... not in iliehamltof I’ryvldence, and that in this, as oilier wars, the result not liaffle 411 calculation, w ...
... though comparltively Lises. imviuMt, really respect:*.!? biped. 1 it was very shocking, so was, that l ” should dare to think, speak, or act, in the pvt of their Nobility. It is, think, evident, that the French Gfl’-'ernnent will -have ureat internal difficulti-e» ...
... at the Print.r s; will h« .Inly attended ti. n.J . Wanjed. A Properly Qualified Apotlicrary for Coimtir Shop. ll* nflist speak Irish. to Aleasty* Arthur Stan’ey and Co. Itride -street. yg WANTS SITUATION Butler aftd Own Alan, or either, or Valet to a ...