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... ad, Westbotirne-groTO, London. GERMAN NURSE, who has lived in an English family Wages £10 to £12. Preference given to one speak ng English, and of Dretden or Bavarian birth.—Reply S.SSt.t Hetherington s, 310, Oxf'jrd-i-treet. CIOOK WANTED. Two in family ...
... that the numbers of the soldier* are to be diminished rather than increased. Military people here, ready enough generally to speak the prowess and capabilities of the army, and who well know its actual circumstances, quietly ridicule the recent positive ...
... show in a good causo the courage which their adversaries show in a bad one. Quarterly Review, and the politicians tor whom it speaks, deserve at least this credit —that they do boldly face the future of England. They avow that it must, in certain sense, a ...
... then tore up the letter, liajor Nolan, M.P., wa» not present, nor had any letter of apology received from him. Mr. avitt, in speaking to one of the resolutions, said they liad received very encoura ...
... uiyself. I Prolonged applause the Left and Centre.) It is my profound conviction that the presence of chaplain in a regiment, speaking exclusively from military point of view, and setting aside politics, is disastrous. (Applause on the same benches.) All the ...
... n's-hill, Canterbury. INDOOR SKRVANT (thorough). objection to or carriage work; town or country; good reierenoe. b»:9s; a,.e 2a; speaks English well.—R. 8., 54, Warren-street, Fitzroy-square. MAN and WIFE. - A geatleman wishes to RiECOMMEND the above for Care ...
... prisoner threw him into a large and deep tub of water which had a coating ice on the toj> half inch thick, 'ihe boy couid not speak when he got out. lie was never free from bruin and scars. The prisoner had lashed him with ihi. k rope and with whip, aud had ...
... from time to time, will thus pass into the extensive list, abortive theatrical speculations. Nearly fifteen years ago —or, to speak more correctly, early the lollowing morning after the fire, Mr. Holiiugshead and Mr. Boucicault were jointly in treaty for ...
... reet, the same sido the street No. o'J. left tho door steps as passed me. No recognition passed between us, and I did not speak to him. He went stiaight to his own hail door. had got as far as M'Donuell's when heard the shot. The shot came from the direction ...
... descriDtivg poem recited Miss Alice The vocal musio under thtf direction Mr. Stedman. Daily at 3.30 and 8.30. Edison's Loud Speaking Telephone, &C., Mr. Daniel. 10.30; The Zulu War an# the Heliograph, by Mr. King, 11; London a ...
... get our corn from that country, wo could snap our fingers at America until she would freely admit our goods. Mr. Bartley, speaking with diffidence in the presence of Mr. Stanhope, defended the policy tho Government India, in Afghanistan, and in the colonies ...
... BROKERS. WANTED, a Gentleman, who has had seven years' experience as subordinate and principal, a SITUATION as CORRESPONDENT. Speaks German.—Address A. 8., Brunswick-villa, Gloucester. TO ACCOUNTANTS, Merchants, and Solicitors.—An ACCOUNTANT'S CLERK (27) ...