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... THE SPEAKING FRENCH GRAMMAR. By . . V. Doi villi*, Professor oi* th_ French Lan -l ACL. No. 1, Sob o- square; and 2, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, Loudon. The Third Edition TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir,— The Trench language being usually studied with ...
... letters on the topic which engrosses the attention ef all. It is im- possible for us to print the tythe of them, but they ail speak the same language. ...
... made President of the United States, and now speak to you as your father and friend, and request you to listen. Vonr warriors have known me long. You know I love my white and red children, and always speak with a straight and not with a forked tongue; ...
... Monday in that of Jones v. Desanges. WESTzMEATH V. WESTMEATH. Mr. Brodcrick then resumed his address in this case, and was speaking when our reporter left. The Vice Chancellor held the first seal before term. His Honour disposed of several motions, none ...
... least a fair share of approbation. Of a new divertisement called The Vintage, we shall perhaps take another op- portunity of speaking. It was well received, and the dancing and scenery were both good. ...
... oversight omitted in our published list of Saturday, paired off on Friday night with Sir N. C. Co'thurst. Mr. Cripps did not speak on Priday. Printed and published hy the Proprietor, Charles Baldwin, at bis Office, New Bridge-street, Blacks friars . London ...
... He would not be .speaking to any question, for there would be no question before the house. He would not be in his place as a mem- ber of parliament — for the table is not the place from which members speak ; and he would be speaking to a subject persoual ...
... there is any man of whom all speak well, so i never occurs tkat there is any good man of whom ALL SPEAK ILL EXCEPT THOSE WHO ARE PAIP fob speaking well. Who is this man o whom all speak ill except those who are pah for speaking well ? The ...
... g German was slightly foreign, and the play of the muscles of his face in speaking indicated effort not unlike that manifested by the deaf and dumb who had been taught to speak. His hand-writing was like that of a boy 10 or 11 years old; his sentences ...
... who are at this mement pushing a not over-wise go- vernment into persecution of the oress. If Tories are to be put down for speaking their minds, there >» an end of the liberty of speech for all and every body. There have been great soldiers in England, ...
... the Court of Russia, arrived at Frankfort on the Kth, and set out the ntxt morning for St. -.tersburjjh. A journal of to-day speaks of the departure of the Russian ambassador from Turin, in .u-li a manner as to make it appear that it has some political cause ...
... preparing to escribe this breaking of the bank to failures oj' crop*, or some other than the real cexutc. They never will speak of this matter in the language of truth and sense. They never will ascribe the mischiefs of paper-money to the paper- money ...