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... EVER, TOO LATE to LEARN. &L, post free. WI/STARES d DAILY 00CURRICNCE In SPEAKING, OORItkATED. tbd anti young. educated and may small with London: Sohn F. Ilkair end Co.. MARCHEPI ED è I GRANDES CONNAISSANCES; or. a Preneb cd a LADY. Peke le. A work for ...
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... WANT PLACES.—AII letters must be post e4OURIER; speaks several languages ; •ai travelled in hews. Turkey, Ronda. Orsissay, 56.-Y. 104. lionststrett. Gnu. • W. BUTLEV nviddlo; a good 8.. • isplisistetrsiS. 14. W. COACHMAN, or to look after a ham and tray; ...
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... TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sik,— ln the Saturday's edition of the Standard, in speaking of the fire that occurred iv this town on Friday morning, you say the spread of the fire was undoubtedly stopped by the exertions of the Koyal Horse Artillery ...
... SCENE IN THE ASSEMBLY. PARIS, •25,.E% ZNING. _ This evening's newspapers speak With sorrow of theineidents of yesterday s sitting of the National Assembly. The France hopoe the occurrence will have effect of impressing more and more upon every one the ...
... SERIOUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT. intgSDEN,.MASCN 11. The Journal, speaking of the railway midget whib occurred at Penni oa Thursday whew a train ran into a train wounded age that there were 11 pervious killed and 23 wounded and soei Of the curiagte were broken ...
... nor man of shoukl delay orneuring this indispensable help to and speaking. -Joh n F. Shaw and Pitternotteerow. W' ER TOO LATE ta LEARN. 6d., 1414 free.. of DAILY OCCURRENCE in SPEAKING, ting, and pronunciation CORRECTED. 0.3 and young. edit. rated and ...
... you allow ns to protest auain^t the use of onr number by Mr. Glad -tone whenever he speaks of anything conne -ted with his own concerns. He is quite at liberty to speak of his own pride, passion, and prejudice; to take shame to himself, as compared to ...
... speech made a few nights ago by a gentleman who is a great financial authority ex officio—the Chancellor of the Etchequer. Mr. speaking last night, and alluding to the issue raised by the lion, member for Finsbury-- that of borrowing tatation said there were ...
... FETE NAPOLEON AT CBISELBURST. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. 8m, — In speaking of the above you make mention of High mass celebrated in the churoh of Chiselhurst, and the modest village cbnrcb. Will you allow me to explain tbat your correspondent ...