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... (ingle person, brtwa tfcree individuals—the Re* solutions alone speak the sentiments of the. meeting, and the Resolutions he had heard passed that day, were of a nature that must meet the approbation of all parties. He would wish have it known, proclaimed ...
... Citrate to a parish; none need apply who are not perfect.y quatiled for both situation*, he must understand both leaching .ad speaking French Huenlly reside in Gentleman family in the country, contiguous hi* church ; liberal aalwy will be gired. Apply at the ...
... WANTED, A French Governess ; Lady who can teach the anguage grammatically, and speak it fluently. Alarisian would pieftrrcd, also Protestant. Apply to No. 18, Mary-street. Hours of application from 12 till three. ...
... WANTS'* ANTED, Governess, the W rci-iile iljc* ; s!*e speak aud t«*ach the Fre aEo, EnjHivh. and teach Mode, (itography, &c. anti Mispress of Itali ...
... GOVERNESS WANTED. Lady perfectly qualified, take an active part in a respectable School in the country; she must understand and speak the Erench and English Languages correctly, and also have a knowledge of the most fashionable Fancy Works. Her address must ...
... attended to. 9 ANY Family wishing to engage a Governess who speaks the French Language with elegance and fluency, and who is equally mistress of the English Language in all its various branches, speaking, reciting, fine reading, &c. will hear of such person ...
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... perfectly well, and can give the most satisfactory references for character and abilities, he was two years in France, and can speak Frcncu very well, and would have no objection to travel. Commands left for I. G. at the Office of Saunders*! News-Letter, will ...
... Governess, can devote Hie entire morning to her Pupils; she mutt be capable of teaching English and French grammatically, and to speak the latter fluently; if she understands Music it would desirable. Apply by letter to S. L. F. at the Office of Saunders’s ...
... Oflice of Saundcist's News-Letter, shall l>e to. ' \ a» Day Governed a lady educatfon » * and experience, who is required speak french fluVnily acc’irately. particulars from Mrs. Gabao. sqtiare Seminary. ...
... to the Grand Jury, by his Excellency foe Lieutenant-Governor, and the dignified delivery, which charge the Jamaica Papers speak with trteat admiration— ® J « disregard » suitable an occasion as foe present, for declaring implicit conviction, that Jamaica ...
... the door ahd bolted them in; it was discovered that they were Speak and Roberts, and suspicion of course fell them, and some other offhe Servants. It w outd appeal- fro the evidence of Speak, who was admitted oh thepa'rt of the CroWn, that tfte prisoner ...