... LANGUAGES. M. SEPRE’S method is the only one by which may he acquired a prompt knowledge of the French Language, both for Speaking ami Writing. Cla>ses for Ladies in the Afternoon. For G ...

... Her Majesty has had attack of chicken-pox, but is now convalescent. Not so the Queen Dowager, conc'rning whom the bulletins speak no longer in terms that give hope of recovery or amendment. Public prayers are offered for her Majesty, whose private virtues ...

... Conservative phalanx, by whom the substantial interests underlie liberty of the country are defended. We leave the document to speak for itself:— ...

... le to the 18th ult., but nothing nositive was then known likely to lead to a settlement of affairs in Servia. The advices speak of the continuance of hostile demonstrations on all sides, but of no decided acts. Expectation as the future centered in the ...

... Jackson, 20, stood charged with the robbery of Thomas Jerrold, at Newton, near Manchester. The prosecutor, aged 73, did not speak positively as the identity of the prisoners; and the evidence of some of the witnesses who were called also appeared to leave ...

... Irish f.—There are in Ireland between (two and three millions nf Irish-speaking population, of whom two millions speak English as well; sod between five and six millions who speak English exclusively. 2.—Among the Englisb-epeaking population, who are ...

... him during the voyage. I have had communication with an African captain, of whose honesty and singleness of purpose I can speak, who informed me that, so fur from Captain Calvert meriting the observations and accusations made against him of cruel treatment ...

... Conference, that it was customary at that time for minister to turn to the people only when speaks to them, as in the lessons, absolution, and benediction; when he speaks for them to God, it was argued the bishops, ** It fit that they should all lura another ...

... FRANCE. Toulon and Marseilles advices speak of terrific gales in the Mediterranean. Immense quantities of snow bad fallen throughout France. General Shelly, Political Chief of Barcelona, has been appointed Governor of Madrid. According to the Impartial ...

... addressed to “John Morris, blacksmith, Drcol, to the care of the Rev. Father Ryan, P.P., Rathkeal, Limerick.” The prisoner speaks Irish with great fluency, which is what not an Englishman in a million can do. ...

... conversed with him for some minutes, and had seen him again at the house, picked him out from amongst eight other men, and speaks positively to him. Again, the prisoner was placed in the middle of fourteen men, and another man, who had seen him on Wednesday ...

... announces the positive closing of the ex übiiion of these noble pictures on the evening .fv» her the Ist. It is impossible speak too . these grand and beautiful works; and earnestly hope that lover of this high st>le of a the opportunity behold the * ...