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... tary man , should address a few words to the volunteers fek that be could speak with some degree this habilict, as he had been conneed With volunteer movement 'almost since its commeneeni f enti; (Heat', heaq - He was glad to find. that the regular ...
... Ucfos. It reported that the new “whip of the Conscrvalives to Mr. Whitmore, M.l*. for Bndgcaorth. Lord John Manners, speaking the Leicestershire Agricultural Society, on Friday, took general survey of public alfairs. The noble Lord criticised the financial ...
... mankind; for during a° m,s:r ? conferred a century to speak of care'for of Present romance; bat now the an« considered fully demonstrated, is so every rank of life, pnM-e op,nW? 0n, .* ,, frOID Persons ia the most important discoveries of the ; this ...
... Ilcbietos Insurance Company's Almanac to. 1861. have so often had occasion to speak of the Eoyal Inau'' Almanac in terms of warm commendation, that, present ’occasion, we might very well content our- T « ain-P'a announcement of the fact of pabl.caUont ...
... Lately Published, price One Shilling'. THE CHAIRMAN AND SPEAKER'S GUIDE. Plain Directions how to Speak and Address Public Meetings, &c., &c. By THOMAS SMITH, Esq. ...
... Lately Published, price One Shilling. THE CHAIRMAN AND SPEAKER'S GINO. Plain Directions how to Speak and Address Public Meets rags. &c., &c. By THOMAS SMITII, Esq. ...
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... REQUIRED, in a small First-class LADIES' SCHOOL, in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, a well-educated ENGLISH GOVERNESS, who speaks French, and is thoroughly qualified to undertake the Superintendence of the Practice of Music and Siegiug and the General ...
... REQUIRE D, in a small First-class LADIES' SCHOOL, in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, a well-educated ENGLISH GOVERNESS, who speaks French, and is thoroughly qualified to undertake the Superintendence of the Practice of Music and Singing and the General ...
... XTELLEWELL’S” GUTTA PERCHA XX TUBING, for Acid, Water and Speaking Purposes. Nos. 15 (Inclusive), Corporation-street. ELLE WELLS RO SE 8, JETS, XX TAPS, and UNION JOINTS. Nos. 15 to (inclusive), Corporatlon-aireeL ...
... often will, a-single word, nknown, its end falfil, And bear, in seed, the flower and fruit, Of uctions good or ill. SPEAK NO ILL. Nay, speak no ill! a kindly word an never leave a sting bebind ; And, oh breathe each tale we've heard Is far beneath a noble ...
... obliged adopt the habits and manners of the English. is sad tyranny. The Hibernians are expected wear whole coats, and to speak truth, and blush say that most of them have truckled to English dictation upon the first point. Punch. ...