... say they can read and know not how to answer inquiry made forAgner. Madame Foster, a foreign lady, teaches herjwpils bow to speak and understand thoroughly, in space of time, than by any other system. Drawing and Flower Fainting taught. For Terms, apply ...

... identity in their causes. consider, therefore, happy circumstance that there a man who, when speak to him, we speak to Italy, in my case, when you speak to me, you speak to Hungary. With these opinions, I can desire nothing more than frankly to give my hand ...

... business to see that the captain ha* cliurtM he enn understand. It the owner’s duty, and ho was on board. The owner could speak a little F.nglbh. Would very sorry to employ an Austrian or Frenchman to take passengers to America. Mr. Tkscv—What I say is ...

... ) Had these nd critics witnessed, as he hi starvation and distress t hat prevailed in the countr; would, perhaps, act and speak on the great questio met, that evening, to consider, differently from tl After in which they a cted and spoke at present. further ...

... ditch, working with one fool and one hand. was frightened, and called to the man to see if could speak. 1 thought he was a druuken man. He did not speak. 1 saw another girl, when had passed him about yard, but I did not know who she was. 1 saw no men ...

... unaccustomed to public i , speaking.” (Hear,and a laugh.) Hut the persons was j , accustomed to address were plain country farmers, and ho I addressed them in good plain common sense. Hiscoogrc- I , gation, generally speaking, were not the best judges ...

... some men, covering the °f future disseimons. Ha dgl.m saw no pround for apprfht nrtmg calamities in the coming _—j ar. and, speaking of the Great Exhibition, said it bad G E H SHA K t>. si'tialiy disappointed those who opposed it brst. it - ■ -- bought ...

... command of M indisrhgratz, calling the Hungarians and himself rebels. They were opposed strenuously. (Cheering.) History would speak it. (Tremendous cheering.) But, still, must one thing add to those unpretending developments of the past, that, although they ...

... Bakery Shares are offered for sale ; whilst Ulster Banks are inquired for. Our latest advices from our Dutchcorrespoudcnw speak favourably of tbe prospects of tbe flax, flaxseed, and general crop*. Our Belgium friend* write satisfactorily of the flax ...

... colleagues repose unbounded confidence in the discretion of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs—knowing that although he will speak in their collective name in their absence without scruple or hesitation, will nothing. This lighthearted ahan'donment of their ...

... which I never used,” the emphatic denial the Rev. gentleman, in reference the words “A sort a Presbyterian.” Mr. Roger* did speak these words, assuredly that ho spoke at all: I heard them; I wrote them down as they fell from his lips; and his assertion ...

... have lately cumo into possession of considerable extent of land, partly by inheritance, and partly by purchase; every one speaks well of them, good landlords ; they seem determined to carry their good business habits into tbe management of tbeir estates ...