... desires an A 1]> e~gagement ns DAILY GOVERNESS in Bristol, Batb, or tile vicinity. She undertalkes to teach Frenchl (which shc speaks as . fluently as a native), Latin. Etoetlon, Vocal an Instramestol IMuslc, as wvell as ls minor tletalis of ass accompish ...

... the ARCEDEACON ALEXS. STUART, of Oi Ross. 'Agbadowno Globe, Skilbbeneeli, co. Cork, Aug. 22, 1841.-Doar- St air: I cannot speak too favourably of tise Revalenta Arabica. I-ALEXIS. STUART, Arclideacon of REsss 13, Sydssay-terrace, Iteadisig, Bonks, Dee ...

... prscision and .lucidity, blending tha profoundest trttbs' of philosophy and physic with the lotliest precepts of morality. , We speak empba i tically ipour positio af s public csnsrsindte guardians of 'public morals. In comunon, with miany, we havve heretofore' ...

... Manor-Geo.r :el From the Venerable Archdeaeon ot on) Agentdf In Giebe, SiEVScerean Co.; Cork. AuGust 22. 1849. tear Sir,-I caannot speak tan faveurabty ot the Revralentn Arathica. mouth, Wiliam SheppALEX. STU.oRT, A.cbdeacon of Ross. Devon Cottage. Bromley, Middlesex ...

... was not happy ac en issterpreter. of tle truly clnassic musse of tlccs magisfiscent Oratorio. WhVe re- gret being obliged to speak ticus disparagingly of thle perform- ri auce, for we wisic success to every musical Society, and more es- I pecially to tisose ...

... Major-Gen. (From the Venerable Archdeaeon of Bises) Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereeo Co., Cork. August 22. 1849. Dear Str,-. cannot speak too favourably of the Rlevalenta Acabic'a. ALEX. STUART, Archdeacon or Rodss, Devon Cottage, Bromley, Middlesex, March 31st ...

... Outfitter, Bristol-bridgc, giristol. W~rANTEliDs a TRAVELLER for the Tea, WV Coffee, tnd GeC.eral Grocery Trade. He muat speak welsh, be vell act eainteud witt ?? btlstltess, ?? fltd security for 1. A persot wl tbits beeti acttetnsttal to trtavel would ...

... Grain, Whilst Commerce does its chat sustain; But sure enough where-er you walk Of HyAM's Clothing, that's the talkl They speak of it in rapturous terms, And own his matchless Fashions germs; There's none but what will promulgate 'Tbis truth that it is ...

... Grain, Whilst Commerce does its chat sustain; But sore enough where'er you walk Of HErss's Clothing, that's the talkI They speak of it in rapturous terms, And own his matchless Fashions germs; There's none but what will promulgate This truth that it is ...

... BRiISTOL, atid i, GREAT CHIARLES-. SIRT tMINGtSA.M. NI fitcco4 S ABB ATITI OFF , R I N G- S. . We have Already taken occasion to speak of this series IIlINOIS for the SABBA~TH EVENING, by FANNY LACY; and, e tppy to add that It.1improves as it progresses. No ...

... Grain, Whilst Commerce does its chat sustain; But sure enough where'er you walk Of HYAeS's Clothing, that's the talki They speak of itin rapturous terms, And own his matchless Fashions germs; There's none but what will promulgate This truth that it is ...

... Major-Gen.,' (From the VenerableArchideaeon of Roses) Aghadows Globe, Skibbereen Co., Pork, August 22., 1849. Dear Sir,-I cneot speak too favourably of the Rlevalesta Arabica. 'VALEX. STIIART, Archdeacon of Rose. ''evo CtteeBromley, Middlesex; March 3lot, ...