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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... composed of carts and ropes; and a man named Swindells was elected to the Presidental chair. He made several bungling attempts to speak; and was followed by Buitinshaw and Buckley, two revolutionists from Stockport. They received, however, very little applause; ...
... words I •mill not. Upon which Colonel Williams said, M Mr. Mayor, what you say. and the decided lone of voice in which you speak, prevent my saving any thing further than wishing you a good morning.” It remained, therefore, with the present assemblage ...
... on Monday, the fltb August next. Wanted in this Establishment, as daily or resident Governess, Lady who must be qualiKed to speak the French Language with fluency, teach it gramimlically, and also assist in the English Department. It is particularly requested ...
... by electir Representative for lay before our reader! the following District Ord Byng, on Saturday last, Pontefract. They speak fo the persevering efforts of th plish their nefarious purposei r Hesd-quarters, F D. O. Major-General Sir Commanding Officers ...
... Letter, will be punctually attended to. WANTS SITUATION, a native Portugal, to attend a Gentleman (would prefer travelling) he speaks Spanish and English remarkably well; can highly recommended by a gentleman with whom he has lived lor the last five years ...
... hours each day to Tuitions in or about Dublin. Besides the College Course, he is competent teach the French language, which he speaks with fluency. His character will bear the strictest investigation. Application be maJe at No 106, SiephenVgreen, to flie R*v ...
... emptied, and commenced his address saying, Wine whets the wit, but I know not whether porter will or not, but I'll try.” Speaking of the national debt, he said he denied its being the national debt, it was not his debt, &c. This is perfectly true, for ...
... suffered. He thought there should be a solicitor to each office keep them in order, and would certainly make it his business to speak to Lord Sidmouth on the subject. Mr. Dyer said, that it certainly was a subject worthy of attention, and he was happy to understand ...
... she had no arms; respecting one of the persons outside, witness said her mother, that’s Patrick Murphy of longwood, that is speaking to you on which witness mother said hold your tongue ; he thinks Jo.i know him, or hears you mention his name, he will come ...
... at the last Meeting held here. 1 should as tender as possible in the mention of these things, but, however painful, I must speak the truth (Hear.) We should all be united, for this is not a time for disseniion ; and yet, if are not to be supported, I doubt ...