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... the gender Sec, I iu a month's lessons; translating, speaking, in an uncommonly short time. This is worthy Ihe notice of a. 1 those who have stu- died for along time, without being able to speak, — No. J, Bentinck- I street. Soho. ) DANSE.— Mr. E. COULOX ...
... Rev. J. Whitestone, M.A., one of the honorary super- intendents. Agents at present employed by the Irish Soctety :— Irish-speaking Clergymen 14 I Scripture Readers 116 Inspecting Agents 3 I ?? Teachers 721 Inspectors 43 | The Annual Sermon will ?? be preached ...
... the Rev. J. Whit, -ton-, M.A., one of the Honorary Superintendents. Agent at present employed by the Irish Society. Irish-Speaking Clergymen . . 14 I Scripture Readers ' 116 Inspecting Agents 3 Irish Teachers 721 Inspectors 13 The Annual Sermon will D ...
... Rev. J. Whitestone, M.A., one of the Honorary Superintendents. I Agents at present employed by the- Irish Society. I Irish-Speaking Clergymen .. 14 I Scripture Readers . . lib Inspecting Agents 3 Irish Teachers ?? I Inspectors _;-» j ! The Annual Sermon ...
... Rev. J. Whitestone, M.A., one of tho honorary super- intendents. Agents at present employed by the Irish Society :— Irish-speaking Clergymen 14 I Scripture Readers 116 Inspecting Agents 3 Iri.-h Teachers 721 Inspectors 4.1 | The Annual Sermon will (D V ...
... cannot faU of success. She speaks with confidence of it from personal exne- rience, as also from its effects in the numerous cases she has un- dertaken. It has beeu found of great service to clergymen and those requiring ?? speaking. She attends her pupils ...
... George-street. Chelsea. AS Butler in a small family. Valet, or Groom ! of the Chambers, a young Man, of excellent character. He i speaks several languages, and can act as travelling servant. Direct to E. P., at Mr. Pile's, 35, Devonshire-street, Portland-place ...
... alto gether contnry to the facts. Including matters of ireneral inter-,, End importance. By THOMAS J. GRAHAM, M.D. lnlerei Speaking the truth iv love. London: ?? by Simpkin, Marshall, and Co., Paternoster row. (GUINEA TRADE DINNERS, «&c —Oh ' OM Ton!! ...
... . By THOMAS HUNT, M.R.CS., Ac. The character of the treatise is well known to the profession we aeed not, consequently, speak in its praise. — Lancet. Mr. Hunt's experience teaches that few cases gf lepra, psoriatis, eczema, impetigo, prurigo, acne ...
... pupils under twelve years * of age in all the different branches of a sound EngUsh education j s also in French (whicli she speaks fluently), drawing, and the rudi- d ments of Latiu. Terms moderate. Unexceptionable references. Address X. Y. Z., care of ...
... instructs pupils under twelve years ot age in all the different branches of a sound English education • also in French (which she speaks fluently), drawing, and the rudi- ments of Latin. Terms moderate. Unexceptionable references Address X. Y. 7 care of Mr ...
... clever invention, and Ls so well deserving atten- • tion that we feel certain we are rendering our readers a service in ; speaking of it.— Court Journal. ?? , A clever description of over-shoe, which, though exceedingly ! thin and light, answers all ...