... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... wheat sent frorh Odessa and Genoa. The low price at which it is sold reduces the husbandman to despair. Accounts from Berlin speak of the discover)' of some secret societies in the Prussian terrkoiies of a tevolutionary tendency, and state that several arrests ...

... eloquence was necessary to shew the evil tendency oi tlie system heretofore practiced ; but the cries and complaints the poor speak with more power the heart every upright man, than the most dowry language that ever fell front the greatest orator in the senate ...

... August, neat. i. . > ...

... was allotted to him ; and quoting, in support this vain predestination, some opposite page from the Books of While he was speaking, noise was heard within the Temple, and it appeared that Mudugalla had run into the inner apartment, and claimed sanctuary ...

... Ge tish Chanrel. the other side of the I £ these I! is be a decided enemy ° ech’ of | : Associations, and the recent Spe it speaks an volume 01 side. It is thert fore, as we say, norm f inference, deduced fro m the dictatcs of a wist ral of Adn _Ticy, and ...

... Liverpool expressed his regret at the absence, through indisposition, of Noble Lord (the Earl of Donoughmore) who had intended to speak op this subject. The Noble Lord, however, had sent him word that he should have- objection to let the Bill be read second time ...

... M'Dennolt retired, and about half-past twelve the Company dispersed highly gratified wit the entertainment. These Meetings really speak the public feelings at the present moment. ...

... parson wlio ran V devole the rnliie innrniii ; she ir.iist ■ i capable of teaching Kng.isli ami I’rem-h gramhiiitically, i and speak the latter fluently ; if she understands Music it would desirable Apply letirr S. I, at the Ufiiie Saundtrs s as L.encr, i ...

... petition quietly and silently. was eur-opinion, and we felt it our duty to st with the franknegs and force with which we a speak oa a subject go near to our hearts. W stated, and the fect has justified our assertion in this apinion we were joined by the ...