... a Situation as LAUY'S MAIL I and to take charge of the house linen, or to wait on tw ...

... London, a Lady (not under 25 years of age) as ASSISTANT. She must thoroughly understand the French and English languapes, and speak the former flu.ntlv. One who has resided in France will be preferred. She must be competent to in- struct in history, geography ...

... Newspaper under the title of '• THE WITNESS. ?? lam In the place Where I am demanded of conscience to speak the truth, and therefore the trutli I speak, impugn it I. .hn Knox. 1 field, ■hts and pri- The Win ed on the mornings of Wednes- od Saturday, litinn ...

... recently returne. -i from the Continent, wishes to recommend a clever and accom plished young German Woman, aged 28, who speaks and writes Eng iish with ease, and is otherwise well educated. She understand millinery, mantuamaking. hairdressing, and ali ...

... years. Her references are most satisfac- tory. She teaches the English, Italian, and French languages gram- matically, anil speaks the latter with the purity of a native. She also instructs in music, and all that relates to a well-directed English edu- ...

... persons of celebrity for talent ; would- undergo a trial on any topic of public moment, and can impart the i Hue method of, speaking extempore with facility. Please toad-' Iress Rev. E. G., 3, John-street, Oxford-street, London. MONEY, in sums of not less ...

... lete llbrarj foi the student in French, and at the same time ii manual of conversation en- abling him ut once to learn and to speak the language,—Par- thenon. ?? . . . .ffiingham WlUon. 18, Bishop-gate -street Within. Full allowance to Schools and Private ...

... tlie midst of gardens, at Highgate-hiU Villa High- I ate, Middlesex. In ihe above establishment young Ladles are aught to speak and write the French language with the fluency and j ■legance of their owu, while all other accomplishments arc carefully ' ...

... de- uhty oi their vocal or articidative organs, or feel a deoree of pecu- liar nervousness during, or subsequent to, public speaking, an attended until Noon by Mr. POETT, Surgeon, 38, Eti wards-square -.ensiugton, and from One to Four o'clock at 9 Alfred-street' ...

... F., care of Mr. Richards, 1111 Fleet-street. .VTORNING GOVERNESS.—A Lady, who _Lt__L has resided many years in Paris, and speaks the French language as a native, is desirous df forming an ENGAGEMENT with one or two families, in town or the neighbourhood ...

... interesting anecdotes.— Edinburgh Review. In a collection of letters like these It is the actor and not the historian who [speaks— hence their value and interest. We net close to the dramatis persons, or rather we are introduced behind the scenes. We collect ...

... various works, has, after long and elaborate researches, di- covered an infallible mode of enabling his Pupils to RE YD an ' SPEAK FRENCH with fluency in .j0 lessons. I nlike tin gen. ! rality of t. acliers, he is highly qualified to explain, in English ...