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... aanounce that the county and a:/ of Kilkenny -tre determined to remain no longer silent whilst every other district of Ireland speak* out against tbe iniquitous Free-trade measure which has been fast reducing every class and grade of our people to the most ...
... Address as above. LATIN, GERMANT^ndTTALIAN~f AUGHT, by an English Clergyman, who has resided several years onthe Continent, and speaks German and Italian fluently, the one with the Hanoverian and the otherwith the Roman accent. Pupils wish- ing to acquire any ...
... and Co. of Liverpool, dated January 4* | 1850:— , ' General Remarks:— ln our annual circular at the- open- | ing of 1849, speaking of the healthy position of trade for the ; coming year, we observed, ' there seems but one source from which danger is to ...
... t, London. LATIN, GERMAN, and TIALIAN TAUGHT, by an English Clergyman, who has resided several years onthe Continent, and speaks German and Italian fluently, the one with I the Hanoverian and the other with the Roman accent. Pupils wish- ing to acquire ...
... Cornhill. LATIN, GERMAN, and ITALIAN TAUGHT, by an English Clergyman, who has resided several years onthe Continent, and speaks German and Italian fluently, the one with the Hanoverian and the other with the Roman accent. Pupils wish- ing to acquire ...
... ■ , m i , ,lle - i ?? Woman, 9he can take a child from ?? ' and attend a Lady in her confinement. Wouhl rot _■ travel; speaks French Silently, and has some knowiX ' 5 German Direct to C. T., 41, Chapel-street. Groavenor-pTace. l ' AS Lady's Maid, or ...
... authority, the only ?? being that it has now been thought advantageous tor the Company to retain these lat'er Shares .--illy speaking, the responsibility in respect of these Sunderland Dock shares may perhaps be cast upon me, but, ?? this be so every Shareholder ...
... only difference Panv that it has now been thought advantageous for the Com- ra. sr) , to retain these latter shares. Legally speaking, tho P'irlia 'Jdity in respect of these Sunderland Dock shares may •nist T S i cast n P° n me, but if this be so, every ...
... Paddingten. j \T7ANTS a SITUATION as VALET, Upper ( Servant, or to Travel, a respectable, well-educat«d Man, 1 aged 32. Speaks French and Italian, and is willing and able to ' discharge his duties well. Can receive a character of upwards of j two years ...
... procure'!. They form a regular sys- tem, of which the Grammar is the centre, and are intended to teach i the writing and speaking, as well as the reading of the language, m lessons of an easy gradation. GERM _N POETRY for BEGINNERS. Is. GERMAN HISTORICAL ...
... Solicitor, ?? Bedford- row. Cray's Inn. ORIVATE INSTRUCTRESSES.— Mrs. SMITH . , ■ vil ?? l ' Irippy to receive Ladies 'who can speak French and i'-ael. music without masters'; on her list, preparatory to the London season ; and families may continue to rely ...
... EM EN Tin a family. She his had re at experience in teaching, and finishes her pupils without the Csista cc of masters. She speaks French fluently, understands Italian and is thoroughly mistress of her own language. For par- •Kii'lai- ?? M . C., ?? Cocks's ...