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... J _. F we would but speak honestly , the very gravest of us , we suspect , would acknowledge that three volumes filled with _adventure—with moving accidents _by flood and field—must bereceived by _all the _sons of care as a sort of blessing . There _may ...
... GOVERNESS. —A Lady, .who speaks French with the fluency of a native, and who, from some years' residence in families of the highest respectability, is thoroughly acquainted with the best means of conducting the Education of her Pupils, is desirous of ...
... WANTED, a GOVERNESS, not tinder 28 years of age. She must be perfect mistress of music, speak the French language ftuently and correctly, be capable of teaching Italian, and be conversant in the other branches of polite and useful education.—lnquire at ...
... WANTS a SITUATION, as VALET, a young Man, who has no objection to go abroad; can speak German, French, and English, and has lived nearly seven years in his last situation.— Direct, post paid, to G. H. 8, Upper Dorset-street. BryanStOPe.square. ...
... TRAVELLING on tnz. Conunent.—A young Man, who speaks the French, German, and Italian Languages, wishes to engage himself, to any Gentleman or Family, •as INTERPRETER, COURIER, or TRAVELLING COMPANION; has no objection to make himself generally useful ...
... WANTS a SITUATION, to WAIT on a LADY, a young Person, who speaks the French Language, and understands Dress-making; has no objection to travelling.—Address, post paid, to Mrs. Thatcher, No. 20, Kan, nington-lane, Lambeth. - - - - - ...
... ever 'knew her, het would speak le her cbaraefer la all, and Mat excepting what bad passed between her and Itlr. Crompton, they would for her chastity and her The Jury. after hearing the evidence,. world detmailee what wee doe to a ccr- Misty mild set ...
... U. 369 J. M [MAY speaks with a right royal composure. Yet,. hen he mentions tl o republican General Iloche,. e takes care to charge him with cruelty to de• and Ito)wists at cuiberen ; which take :—lloche, it is well, known, was not he has a gallant s ...
... the learned gentleman will speak for this same abolition in the House of Common ; but then writing and speaking are two things. When he writes, it is for the information of the King's Ministers, and the Parliament—When he speaks in the House, it is vindicate ...
... rather heavy to-day in all Meat. Pork effects sale with difficulty ; but Lamb, Veal, and Beef are tolerably steady. Generally speaking the variation is scarcely worth noticing. The following is a correct statement of the Prices and Numbers:— ...
... with years; Or warp'd as we, Who think it strange to see Such pretty fow'rs, like to orphans young, To speak by tears before ye have a tongue. Speak, whin ‘ring younglings ; and make hnowa The reason why Ye droop, and weep. Is it for want of sleep 5 Or ...
... Is Samuel Warwick one ? Ido not know. 1)o you know any thing of his political opinions ? I never heard him speak. Do you know Luke Connor? I do. ' Is he an Orangeman ? I don't know. Is he a Protestant ascendancy man ? I believe he is. Are they all Protestant ...