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... cv Ca EDUC TION. . s FRE! LADY, who. speaks and teactie with the | urest Parisian Accent; Fe the best Ec and, ~ subsequently, res erak a Years in the Frencli Capital; whore ments eminently qualify ‘her | to Epecate Younc | le of Justruction enables and ...
... FEMALE EDUCATION ~ | AL ADY, who speaks and teaches F with the purest Parisian Accent; having the best Education, and, subsequently, resided rateful Years in the French Capital; whose general ments, eminently qualify her to’ Enucate Yous nd vici- and ...
... FEMALE EDUCATION. 7 d teaches FRE LADY, wh 9 speaks an A with the pure’ st Perisian Accent; -baving 1 and, subsequently, resided Fu [the ‘best Education, val a ic for | Years in the French Capital, whose gear him eminently qualify her to Enucare Youse ...
... fine fast sailing Ship the Dublin Packe S, on rade, arrived in this{harbour ia twenty-two days, vhich New York. A fact that speaks volumes o 1 on » Six subject of Emigration is, that every birth i ...
... junior Judge, delivered his opinion first, and did not conclude until two o’clock. Mr. Justice Moore followed; while he was speaking, the Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench was suddenly attacked by illness, and obliged to retire from Court, His Lordship ...
... Cheese, . Vincent, Miss Hammersi.et, Mr. Mr. Smith, Mr. Willis, and a young bent*- man, of the singularity of whose vocal P° speaks very largely. Mr| Willis’s talents, added® these, with such additions in instrumental P*® . ance as circumstances may supply ...
... We reccive magnificent salar ls and we afe to promote the interest of our is high estimation in Persia. these for We hear speak of events supposed to be at hand Treaty which is to give Russia a free passage for her ¢ ich he India and the Persian Gulph ...
... and looked only to the happiness of his country. He condemned a systematic opposition. The Marquis of Lansdowne was left Speaking; ...
... who, even among the most « f-pay and wary of mankind, can be constanily on his | against truth, andhis owoconscience? In speak ailey, inges. Charles the First, he once or twice truth, and then he is ashamed of himself. I pure first edition of his “ History ...
... topics in an assembly more adapted for taking their wine, than for being turned into a rostrum for debate; but as he could not speak at the Quarter Assembly, except the Board, he took that opportunity of addressing himself where-there was great a number of ...
... Couniry —Mr. K. also professes llie French Language, of wliicli, well English and Italian, he has a perfect knowledge, and speaks cadi tiuendy. TERMS: One Guinea Ditto, for Twelv* Lesson*:, li Hi .'sor.s are desirous ol'receiving Instructions at their ...
... perforni the Tragedy of MACBETH. Macbeth, Mr. Cobham ; Duncan, Mr. Younger ; Macduff, Mr. Wallis.—Lady Macbeth, Mrs. Yates Speaking Witches, Messrs. Williams, Johnson, and W. barren.. End of the Play, A Grand Pas De Deux, by Mr. St. Albin, and Miss Aylatt ...