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... Cumming, speaking recently at Leeds, said thé year 1867 seemed to end 6,000 years of the world’s history and hence the millennial rest of 1,000 years was close at hand. An Enropean war was loom ing more dreadfal than that which had recently ha would emerge ...
... 1- , e set before you by gentlemen of great personal experience—by those who, speak to whatthey know, and can tell you what they have seen ; and, I am convinced, that their rhetoric and their e x h or t a ti ons . w ill comman d - i your sympathies and ...
... Wanted. WANTED, by a respectable Young Person, a BITU ON as Barmaid in a Hotel. Can speak French fluently.—Addre-s A 136. office of the Daily Post. m 23 I*7 ANTED, by a Young Man from the country. a SIT CATION the nest »eferences steadiness, Jtc.— Address ...
... duration. ENGINKt-RS*, ARCHITECTS, 4c., BOARDING . CHOGL.- PLUMB'S H WE (WHUTON), near SOOT.—Mr. N», Principal Pupih taught speak French star aoa- CHALKLEY BANK, NEW BRIGHTON.— Miss STEEL beg* announce t her Friends the Public that she panoses Openingau ...
... jUtoratisn. ARCHITECTS', Ac., BOARDJCi ING FCHOOL.-PI.UMB HOUSE (WHISTON), near PRISOOT.-Hr. DUJiNING, PnpUs taught to speak French in six SPANISH LANQUAGS ia TAUGHT X b, fioftw of nwiy up.- t Lsoaon. mm. Print, Lenon,.— offioo th. Port. mli MR. H. LEVY ...
... ARCHITECTS', &c., BOARD- IXQ SCHOOL-PLUMB'S H'MJSR (WHWTON), near DUNN J, Principal. Pupils taught speak Trench six months. 3625mJ7 TSHALKLKY BANK, NEW BRIGHTON.— V_y Miss ST£EL best t > her Friend* and the Public that she panoses Opening an ESTABLISHMENT ...
... ENGINEKRS', ARCHITECTS', &c., BOARDING SCHOOL.—PLUMBS Hc»UBW near PRFBOOT.—Mr. DUNNIN J, PrinclpoL Pupils taught speak French six months. 3325m17 HE SPANI LANGUAGK is TAUGHT a thoroughly competent Professor many years' experience in t-achlos London. Classes ...
... because witnesses wQI speak to those who ask them questions, an ...
... advanced the wages of the self-acting minders in their employ vine' to the standanl list, without even being solicited. 'lbis speaks well as to the good feeling existing towards the operatives ...
... HOWELL, g, phqch,strppt. Lately Published, priqe One Shilling, $L CHAIRMAN AND SPEAKER'S GUIDE. T Plain Directions hew to Speak and Address Public Meeting . , &c., &c. By THOMAS SMITH, Esq. Published by EDWARD HOWELL, 6, Church -street. E . HOWELL, 6 ...
... insert reply, for I have not done wittt von, Mr. Taylor, yet.—Mr. Holgate; If you wish have the privilege of speaking here, you ought to speak courteously.—Mr. NuttaU: Have I spoken uu- iL :: .-mm-; ' ...
... of their own language. If a lad can speak English correctly, and has learnt to write, he ought to have no difficulty in sustaining the test proposed by the Commissioners, for writing, in this sense, is only speaking upon paper. As a matter of fact, however ...