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... THE VOlCE.—Thousands, who are in the habit of speaking or singing in public, acknowledge the benefit they have received from the use of PROBATT'S celebrated OXFORD LOZENGES, in strengthening and clearing the Voice, and rendering It flexible and melodious ...
... THE VOlCE.—Thousands, who are in the habit of speaking or singing in public, acknowledge the benefit they have received from the use of PROBATT's celebrated OXFORD LOZENGES. in strengthening and clearing the Voice, and rendering It iexible and melodious; ...
... TRAVELLING on the CONTINENT.—A Native of Germany, who speaks English, French, and Italian, is acquainted with travelling, and can be well recommended by some gentlemen he has just left, wishes a Situation as TRAVELLING SERVANT, with a family or gentlemen ...
... THE Advertiser, who has resided on the Continent some years, and writes and speaks the French language with facility, offers his services to any Nobleman cr Gentleman wanting a SECRETARY or TRAVELLING COMPANION, or to any Mercantile Establishment or Public ...
... AS VALET or TRAVELLING SERVANT ; a young Man (an Englishman), wiihes to engage with a Gentleman or faintly; speaks and writes the French language fluently • un&ratan& Italian, and is we ll acquainted with the /DR ,d e of travelling.—Direct M. S., Ni. ...
... In 1 vol., the Third Editinn of THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, forming a Series of 60 Explanatory Lesslns, with Colloquial Es. says. Particularly adapte d to render the speaking of French easy to English persons. By .J. V. DOUVILLE, Professor of the French ...
... (ADVERTISEMENT.) THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, By J . V. DOUVILLE, PROFESSOR of the FRENCH LANGUAGE, No. 1, Soho-square; and 2, Lalvrence•lane, Cheapside . London. 1828. The Third Edition. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING HERALD. SIR,—In preparing this edition ...
... WANTS a Situation, as VALET, a young Man, who speaks Frenen ; Is accustomed to travel, and can be hlphly recomme,•cled by the gentleman the ta al,out to leave, with whom he has travelled two years.—Addreas, poet paid, J. H. H., Mr. Read.hllrdrecaor, 9 ...
... HOP IN I'ELLRIENcE. MAIDSTONE.—The accounts from the plantations speak of appearance of a considerable quantity of fly; and the cold that have of late been frequently experienced are unfavourable the growth of the tine. CANTERBURY.—CompIaints of the ravages ...
... A. Man and his Wife, without ineumbrance ; the Man as VALET or Butler (he can speak several languages), and the Woman as GOOD PLAIN COOK ; no objection to cr. conntry, or to travel, and can be well recommended from the place they have just left.—Direct ...
... In 1 vol., the Third Edition of THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR, formlog a Series of 60 Explanatory Lessons, with Colloquial Essays, particularly adapted to render the speaking of French easy to English persons. By J. V. DOLTVILLE, Protesgor o f t h e French ...
... ALADY, a Native of Germany, who speaks English, French, and Italian, begs to inform the Nos , ility and Gentry, that intends giving LESSONS in the GERMAN LANGUAGE, either at her own house or at residence of her Pupil's. —For terms, or further particulars ...