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... be published, LORD BYHON AND SOME OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES-, liy LEIGH HINT. 'Tis for slave*, to lie, and l'«ir freeuieu to speak truth. Moiitaigne. Printed for Henry Collnirn, _. New Hurlingtoi.-street. ...
... mak- thn f'-edcr a__ it were a party to the debate, by giving him fre i eiu ' s r Tui't*_* of one present in the house, and speaking ; eejy that ?? would lie likrly to pass in the mind oi any ^pendent and unbiassed auditor In that assembly. Ortk-rs for ...
... published, in one volume, the Third Edition, of rpHE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, Jl forming a Series of Sixty Explanatory Lessons, with Col- loquial E-says, particularly adapted to render the speaking of French easy to English 'Per-ons. By J. V. DOU VILLE ...
... the monstrous usurpa- tion of depriving innocent British subjects of their natural rights, and of converting them into mere speaking cattle. ?? That your petitioners are dimly convinced, that unless youi honourable house shall speedily interfere, in mere) ...
... be published of the above '.al.the names ot the various Noblemen and Gentlemen Who were in attendance for the purpose of speaking to Mr. laiidj'.s character, if required, be inserted. lhat the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Edward Si ??'i, Esq ...
... for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlingtonâ treet. Just published, rpilE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, ML forming a Collection of Colloquial Essays, particularly adapted to render the speaking of French easy to English Per- sons ;in Sixty Les-ons.â By and for ...
... a Foreigner, who speaks several lan- guages, and can be well recommended by his employer io this country. Direct, post paid, to J. S., No. 5, Jame*.gtreet, Oxford-street. rpRAVELLINGâ A Native of Brussels, aged J__ 28, who speaks the English, French ...
... continue ihe Studies pui sued under Masters in Loudon. She is perfect mistress of English, French, and ltaliaa, which she speaks with the greatest fi uency and purity, and all the oilier usual branches of an elegant edu- cation ; her musical attainments ...
... years in Paris or it. vicinity (at present in London), pur- poses, with her husband, to prolong her residence in France, and, speaking the French language fluently, is desirous of meeting with a limited number of Young Liidies of the same rank in Jife with ...
... Parts contiguous. The Cayenne Lozenge ha.s been found of great utility to B Uch persons as arc frequently in the habit of speaking in Public ; they may therefore he advantageously taken in the Senate, at the liar, and in the Pulptt, and the highest testi- ...
... persons of fashion and education are speaking to such persons, .hey speak in lhat sort of Italian, but I have generally found I hey are ca- pable of speaking purer I talian. Q. Did you ever bear the Countess Oldi speak pure Italian ? — A. I find it very ...
... reciting with proper lone and ju-t emphasis. Four lessons for a Guinea. Also as Daily Tutor, being well accustomed to tuition, speaks the French language fluently, having resided several years on the Continent. Schools attended on moderate terms. A line addressed ...