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... burial place ; and it was not till after the interment .if Sir. Oell's child, that was informed that the person 1 had been speaking to was the father, belonged to some office in Goole, and was Dissenter. My not always asking the question myself, and the ...
... portion of the public patronage, equal to the com- forts and convenience they are now in a position to offer. Their charges must speak for ihemselves, the measure of which may be estimated by a chop or steak dinner, or a breakfast, with cold meat, of the very ...
... portion of the public patronage, equal to the com- forts and convenience they are now in a position to offer. Their charges must speak for themselves, the measure of which may be estimated by a chop or steak dinner, or a breakfast, with cold meat, of the very ...
... Greek ; Merchants' Accounts and the Mathematics ; History and Geography ; Moral and Natural Philosophy ; the Art of Public Speaking extempore ; Drawing from Objects ; and Vocal Music. Mr. H. C. F. deems the attainment of a knowledge of th 9 English Language ...
... portion of the public patronage, equal to the com- forts and convenience they are now in a position to offer. Their charges must speak for themselves, the measure of which may be estimated by a chop or steak dinner, or a breakfast, with cold meat, of the very ...
... commence about the middle qf October. Mr. B.s Method of Teaching is especially adapted to secure the attainment of facility in speaking the Languages, and he is kindly permitted to refer to many respectable parties in Brad- ford for Testimony to its superiority ...
... balmy sleep, returned once more, to which he had been a stranger fo- a long time ; to use his own words (and I heard him speak them), ' / would not miss taking Parr't Pill* for a thousand pounds.' I wish you would make this cure known throughout the ...
... EVERY TUESDAY. Mr. L. has with the most complete success applied the System of Pestalozzi to Languages, enabling his Pupils to speak fluently and grammatically, in considerably less time than can be done hy any other System. Apply to Mr. Lafargue, Hud- dersfield ...
... efficacious and invaluable medicine. - Bell's Life in London Professor Dewhurst's testimonials respecting Dr. Brandreth's Pills, speaks volumes. — Conservative. Brandrfth's Pills— In Ihe West Indies these Pills have performed some well-attested cures, alter ...
... efficacious and invaluable medicine.- Bell's Life in London. Professor Dewhurst's testimonials respecting Dr. Brandreth's Pills, speaks volumes.— Conservative. Brasoreth's Pills. — In the West Indies these Pills have performed some well-attested cures, after ...
... efficacious and invaluable medicine.- Bell's Life in London. , Professor Dewhurst's testimonials respecting Dr. Brandreth's Pills, speaks volumes. — Conservative. Bka.vdreth's Pills. — ln the West Indies these Pills have performed some well-attested cures, after ...
... their strength labour and sor- row. Now, it must be remembered, that this psalm is ascribed to Moses, and that he is not speaking of the lives of men in general, but of what was occurring among the Israelites in the wilderness. His own life, as well as ...