... full particulars, L. S., Box 226, Post Office, HUll. 167 TWANTED, by a Young Gentleman, a Situation I in a Merchant's Office; speaks French, having resided in Paris three ?? W. T., Hall Packet-office. 174 W ANTED, in about a month's time, by two W Young Gentlemen ...

... particulars, L. S., Box 226, Post Office, Hull. 167 MI~irANTED, by a Young Gentleman, a Situation vI in a Merchant's Office; speaks French, having resided in Paris three ?? W. T., Hull Packet-office. 174 ANTED, in about a month's time, by two W v Young Gentlemen ...

... references.-Address, H. V., Bull T'imes Office. 163 W ANTED, by a Young Gentleman, a Situation v I in a Merchant's Office; speaks French, having resided in Paris three ?? W. T., Hull Packet-office. 173 ruTANTED, a Junior Assistant to the Grocery TW Business ...

... died in anguish to make us free, hero they are trying to drag us back to thc barracke. No, never did a Bourbon or a Napoleon speak to us in this strain. What, we ask, is the aniterior and superior theocratic authority which gives the President of the French ...

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... which I shall address to the Federal Council. I ehall condno mysaif to speaking about American watch- making, and in comparing it with our own and that of our neighbours. I ahall speak to you more about figures than about anything elsae. Figures, you know ...

... . . . EAMLLY IAERALD, Part 415. DT)%RE LII'ERAT LRE. I. The I sllrrateet Lordon .Ykreis, in reference to port literatnre, speaks of The .b'omff4, ffnralxf, thnt o to tens of thousands of innocent English housekelds., FAMILY sHERALD for DECEMIBEE price ...

... operstion to residence. and for these purposes to rent, purchase, or build establishmentit odepted to the Pterposes of lro to speak) reel. dentral clubs for a limited nember of both ladies and gentlemen in London, Brighton, 8carborouah, I'aris, and other ...

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