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... two preceding days. Either it is a right, says be, speaking of the QUEEN'S Coronation, or it is not a right ; ff it is a right it can never have been omitted on mere grounds of' expediency, if it is not a right it is a ceremony depending on the will ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING, COMPOSITION, & c . An experienced Professor undertekes to INSTRUCT YOUNG GENTLEMEN in ORATORY and the Art of COMPOSITION; likewise in the Greek and Latin Languages, and to prepare them for the Universities and the Learned Professions ...
... • NITANTS a SITUATION, as VALET to a V SINGLE GENTLEUAN, or in a FAMILY that intends Traveling: can speak German, French, Italian, and a little English, and can have a good character from his last place. Direct, post_ paid, F. It.. at Mr. CuOien's, No ...
... ioor r e (an act doubtless of High Treason at the time), al.e) generally speaking, either Republicans or u onapartists. There are no doubt exceptions, and 1 1 . ve believe that some are to be found in the present 'St; but the mark R.,by which we have ...
... ejAPPLETON, LAMP and SPEAKING-PIPE • MAKER to his Majesty's Treasury, Somerset House, Ordnance Office, &c. &c. &c, at the City Lamp and Oil Warehouse, No. 12, LUDGATE-STREET, St. Paul's (thirty-five years established), begs leave to inform his Friends ...
... AGentleman of good Family and moral habits, who has travelled through a con;idetable part of Europe, and who speaks and writes six Languages, Including English, French, and German, is desirous to ACCOM PANYI NOBLE M AN, or 14' AMJLY travelli the ONT INE ...
... 00URIER.—WANTED a COURIER, who IL, speaks French and Italian, to go with a Family to Florence.—A pply to Mr. Reynolds, Bookieller, 157, Oxford-street, at Nine o'clock in the Morning. ...
... and attributing to it advantages of which it is wholly destitute. One must be learned to speak of sciences, mechanician to speak of machines, techno/ogide to speak of the ar t s o f i n d ustry and ingenuity. AU ...
... D. BOILEAU. This Work will be found to be constructed on so admirable a plan, as to afford far greater facilities towards speaking the French Language, than can be derived from any other publication. Printed for Henry Co!burn, Conduit-street. ...
... of attending fairs. fie could not call witnesses to his character, as there were no petsons present at the time who could speak to his character. The Jury, under the Learned Judge's directions, found the prisoner Guilty—Death. Thonzas ilyting, convicted ...
... daughter, capable of giving finishing Lessons on the Harp, Piano-forte; and Singing; and on Heads, Landscapes, and Flowers; speaks French as a Parisian, and has some knowledge of Italian, and has taught in some of the first families in England with success ...
... prudence of reserve and decorum dictates silence in some circumstances, in others, prudence of a higher order may justify us in speaking our thoughts.—Burke. London: Printed for the Author, and sold by Sheerwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. ...