... requires a a T !TtiisTION os above. Good charactero-H. HI., Post- a aiice. ling. 1 YOU>NG GERMAN, educated in Swvitzerland,b atho speaks ,nglih and French. isdeious of 'a of TEACHING ?? Us a foyR .-Aldress A., No. 1, Nossalbetreet, Soho. I ?? ertiser (aged 28) ...

... the very first he determined that would not, if could help it allow a single day to pass without seeking the opportunity of speaking to them from the pulpit their cathedral church, in order that he might enoourage them by his words he trusted that himself ...

... OsF7CE: Swan-street, Landport (opposite the Theatre). The Editor having employed Mr. Boows in removing his furniture, can speak with entire satisfaction as to the care taken of his goods, and the personal supervision which those who employ him may depend ...

... dlelghtful in thn juvenile mind. IsTISICALBONE'S, ALBUME, OPERA GLASSES. Sovorsl Thoseasud BOLES earns beeutifeily-drcseed SPEAKING end ORYING DOLLS, with movable eyes and heads, RTnd nat.ralbnir. ROCKING HORSES, BOYS' and YOUTHS' BICIYCLES nud A New Delivery ...

... which the scienceofnmodern chemistry has conferred upon mankind; for during the first twenty years of the present century to speak of a cure for the Goat was considered a romance; butnow the efficacy arid safety of this medicine is so fully demon- strated ...

... gallery entranoe, should be raised to the level the roadway. The Coroner—l don't know whether you concur, but think it right to speak of the great efforts made by the police, Mr. Handoock, Mr. Thatcher, and, in fart, every one who had been engaged in that ...

... Ilumber Music Hall, Great Grimsby. Testimonial:-l Mcchanics' llstitute, Huall, December 29th, 1869. 1 have great pleasure in speaking in the higtsest terms of Messrs Harris and Kirk, as good Negro comedians, dancers, and Instrumentalists. They have proved ...

... by a respectable Young Plerson. Would make herself generally ?? Mi. N., 47, Great Hom er-str ?? W NTED byaS~wede, whoalso speaks Frenolb Geran, and TTEngish, af Situation In a ShIpbroker or hierchaut's Offi Ce. Good ?? 555Mercury-offce. APerron of business ...

... ADDITIONAL PUPILtoICOMPLETEr.a CLASS,- Address ll.D., Rost-office. Chester. ~YOUNG GERIMA.N. educated in Switzerland, AL who speaks Englih adrenh. is desirous ofTEACHING W WANT~Dth~e 'advane 'of £600 as loarn, or a WPARTNER with £1,00O, who can aleso introduce ...

... ineiveniescedb his artificiasl tee'tb Is aetill sun. d comfortable without item. . nappearance andm n use, both for -eating and speaking, they are precisely the same as one's.own. n natural teeth--there is no difference whateverm. Teeth, from to.; - sets, from ...

... GO-OP'ERATIVE SOCIETY,- -)Wanted, a Man perfectly conversant with the routine of the Grocery cod Drapery trade and able to spea~k lbs English end Welsh ?? to the Beeretary, Baglft Lead Works, Bagllt, H olywell. 29dejal VjS DRAPERS' C1,EaKs.-Wantea, inta ...

... opinion of Dr. Clarke's L'uctus, which cured me of a violent cough. I have recommended it to many of my friends, all of whom speak of it as a most invaluable medicine. RANDLE SHAW WALKER, Auctioneer. Wolverhamupton, October ?? 1868, Mr. Davenport -Dear sir ...