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... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, By J. V. nOUVIIXB, PROFESSOR of the FRENCH LANGUAGE, No. 1, Solio-»OGare; end S, Utwrtnee-Une, Chtapeide, London. I HR. The Third Edition. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. Sm,—ln preparing th.i» edition of Hie SPEAKING ...
... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, By J. V. DOUVILLE, PROFESSOR of the FRENCI LANGIiAGE, No. 1, Soho-square; and 2, Cbeapeide, London. 1829. The Third Edition. ...
... TUB D.WGF.U SPEAKING BAD FREXC In the Cjunt Lepur, very intercstin work just published, the ioliowing anecdote is related the Great CaiUcrine : The royal family and nobility of linssiahold great power over their dependents; and the excessive facility ...
... For the Sussex Advertiser. is not words that prove the force of love, The heart will speak in acts. Ross's Monodies. THE RAPE OF THE TASSEL, i. ! false Lucimla, cruel Maid I ('Twas thus Sir Hairy cried) Ere had seen thee first, he said, Oh ! would ...
... Of the good policy of repealing the Assessed Taxes it.is scarcely necessary to speak. The only question' is, whether any surrender of revenue can be afforded ; and this the Ministers have, by anticipation answered in the affirmative. The fact being e ...
... Poultry, Pigs, and Milch Cows.— The Editor of the Farmer's Journal, speaking- of Mouhrav' little boob on breeding, rearing, and fattening In kinds of Domestic Poultry .and Pigs, says, This unquestionably the most practical work on th subject in our language ...
... not see her belcre; I koew sha was ta the country or the neighbourboud, but did not speak to ber before.—Did you ever see oy auy accasion before April 1313? L saw ber before she was io the service of the Princess, and I saw her eight days before 1 didthe ...
... fol. XXII. -No. 1104. lntel! , , nm Madrid speak of failure relalins to . erS | a ( .i ass seldom publicly known to be placed nnoleasant predicament. The party alluded to is that u Ppersonage than the Bishop of Seville, who, . s dealer and chapman,” is ...
... Corn Exchange, Junel. —Generally speaking, the supply of Grain during the week has been moderate, and the trade dull, and perhaps rather lower than on Monday. Wheat something cheaper, except for superfine parcels but Beans and Peas are steady in value ...
... Pi AND COUNTY HERALD may speak of tbe past, for attachment and loyally to the Crown tbe hour of peril, they have yielded to no sect or class whatever in point of fidelity; but Faithfully*' is not to imagine that they are now acting unlawfully or unloyally ...
... Dr. Franklin, speaking of friend of bis, who had been Manchester dealer, said, that be never sold piece of tape narrower than his own mind. An honest Hibernian, whose bank pocket (to use his own phrase) bad stopped payment, was forced to the sad necessity ...
... Recommendation for the Pulpit.—The Liverpool Courier, speaking of the expected arrival of Mr. Grey from Edinburgh, prcach the Scottish Church Liverpool, tells as an inducement, that the reverend gentleman, among other qualification*, possesses 14 intnestivg ...