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... • WANTS a. SITUATION, as ENGLISH or . MUSIC TEttfillEß, in a reepectable School. a young. Lady, 20 years of age, who can undertake to teach the Bogli.h language grammatically; geography, with the use of the globes, writing, arithmetic, and music ; or ...
... the performance of a great totiblie duty. lite past and the distant have a place in its columns, with the production.of English growth mad the passing maim. Suphoele.. Shakspeare, Bacon, Goethe, Joanna Utility, and Sheridan Knowles have ant been neglected ...
... anti A ItCHEI.ALS 11.)1)(,Es, residing at No. Ti. f7astlesiervet, in ibis my of Bristol. and catering on Besieges these a %tattooer. and also tag un littleness at Barnstaple, to the count, of Devon, as Ibipernialer. and being declared Bankrup t. is hereto ...
... PARISIAN FASHIONS. HATS AND 80111116716.—They are still the same size as last mouth, but the crnmss are now generally made I:tattooer at the top ; tilosr quite ronud are still partial!) , .orn, but are not vemy fashiouable. Flowers or feathers, instead of ...
... week's supplies bare amounted to 4,310 sacks of flour, 4,780 qrs. of English, and 880 qrs. of foreign wheat; 5,730 9rr. of English, and 520 9rs. of Melt barley; 3,210 qrs. of English, and 10,220 qrs. of Lists oats; 020 qrs. of malt. In this day's market ...
... Co.. , f T WWII a - _I__IU . AS I IIPI I ! s, 1r -iiiiiiiiii t A.M..WM , 411E11110 IL DA and Cu. in tiring paha& the very tattooer they have Woos the of 1M: old-estalEal to Nobility orstains to aseetee met herajite polls DOUILS JA ICA GINGZ IC: sele4 gap ...
... a fresh inroad on its favour—it - it re• sists, and has recourse to the Woes arm of the law, ou terms can be found in the English voca.- ; bulary to express the hatred which is entermissed towards it, and the tyranny of which it is . accused. of being ...
... King presided, when it was Coffee was served to the whole party by the attendants, 'tattooer! that M. Perier should hold the office of the after the manner of the English. The Sultan was extreme- Presidemy of the Council during his life, and that M. ly ...
... Knight's Ornaments. FI GURE DRAWING. a T orso of the Lao-) JoSEPH MARSHALL, A' ehill es Faun and WILLIAM WouRALL, Casts , English School. J. F. MARSHALL, of th %urea Discourses. B of the Va- J. B. AsuiTux, a H ead J 'Hoare on the Arts. JOHN BRoWN, Ink ...
... LOUDON , F.L. H. G. and Z.& The Lioness Anaogemmt and itsam ask* the work of Mr. Wargo the Natural la Awtbd on that of !Tattooer Lindley, with seem oh miens rendered necessary by the plan of this Catalog=; and Do. the motound criptogasniet, assisted ...
... end? A SCAFFOLD ACLID3NT.-011 Monday evening an inquest was held at St. Bartholomew's Hospital before Mr. Payne, the city tattooer, on view of the body of John Page. aged 50, late la the employ of Messrs. Reid and Co., the brewers of Liquorpondstreet. ...
... ceding columns ; the whole forming an useful introduction to of employment. It also enabled the Americans to supplant us the English language. IL in the market, and did great mischief. 3. SOUTER'S FIRST SCHOOL READER; comprising asr Mr. GEORGE ROBINSON supported ...