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... SLANDER. I hate the lips whence slander breaks, I hate the that slander speaks, lute the breath that breathes a taint, King, Subject, or Saint; hate the heart where venom lies, Rankling thoughts, darting from eyes; I hate the Fair Whose breast is spleen ...
... A provincial paper, speaking of ike Agricultural petition, says, we know, from the best authorities, that Petitions, favour of the measure, are already in active progress the counties of Somerset, Gloucester, Worcester, Hants, Wilts, Berks, Cambridge ...
... • determined as to your situation, will speak of you; let him put your depart( he says you are gone for your health. will ask whether you mean to come confinement ? I assure you most sincerely, I as you are but out of reach : be must know he will have ...
... dis clear. I hat the writers of the private letters ~ rut speak out decisively, because has been ftlaiucd that the Spanish government, when in- Igence of unfavourable nature is likely be amiUeii. not scruple sipen every letter put -■ the Vosl-oftke. The ...
... oO WANTED, A N apprentice to the Ironmongery and Grocery bu- siness.---One who can speak the Welsh Language. Apply to Wm. Overton, Wrexham. Zo Parents and Guardians. YOUTH as an APPRENTICE toa CHEMIST and DRUGGIST ; he would be treated as one of the family ...
... WANTED, N apprentice to the Ironmongery and Grocery br siness.---One who can speak the Welsh ir Apply to Wm. Overton, Wrexham. d WANTED, TO RENT OR PURCHASE, On the North, or North East side of the county of Chester, GENTEEL DETACHED COTTAGE, wit good ...
... • This corps, years before the period of which we are now speaking, attained very high reputatioa u•der Captain Millwood', an dicer whose memory to be respected and cherished in the native army of Fart Si Geoite. t The respectable and distinguished officer ...
... Magent.—He speaks vy ‘geod Fngtish, my 1 (c ad te _ meth the better ; it will assist isoners nish | Seriously, my Lorc came teaching the a which I have detailed, be be t Mr. = ee parsuant (6 your Lordships’ orders, ¢ conaness. Wir, He speaks ‘good my {2 ...
... WANTED, A N apprentice to tie Irenmongety and Grocery busi- fiess.—Oiie Who coi speak the Weish Language. Apply.to Wm, Orertan, Wrexham. TO BE: DISPOSED OF, EVERAL HUNDRED THOUSANDS ~ OF - HAW- THORN QUICKSETS, four years old; a large quant: ty of BOX: ...
... audience of the King; was in high good humour, and received an old friend ; w ere obliged speak through Baron Dupuy, 1 cannot speak French well enough, and ’wont speak Engleh. We conversed great deal upon the changes that had taken place since last vi»it ...
... cither for the purpose Private letters trom parties into which Pa the mask, and speak 1 against each other t hostilities, The Den with increased confide the throve and gvod atst corr on this statement. V our fears aright,” and surprise. Si It is mentioned ...
... minda and mannets of her Pupils; wishes for an engagement; she is perfectly mistress of the French and English Languages, in speaking, reading, and reciting, and is the Established Church. Her address is Mrs. A. B. Governess, at the Office of Saunders’s News- ...