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... ELOCUTION.-CIIARLES SEYMOUR TB.\CHES Extrtnporr Speaking, ti*r Drtlrry. Rn itatioa. and the MANAGEMENT the VOICK for public speaking. forwardrd. SB. Striwd. W.C. ...
... BRIGHT. adneatPd. young married Lady, speak* French kS las fraech (pure accent I, iOormanrl. fluant Rnglith. and w.y «nsiS2=rJi. -WKur.’^Si Mayfai r. . 13 RIGHT Yoaag Preach deairre m : fofSreaeee.-H., ■« Long *. B. 6Madower-pUee. Eeaelngtca. ('HARMING ...
... N'O MAN |Bwin) R i»ito family; speak* SUPPER HOUSEMAID of two wh-re are kept; AJOR BAIRD, who »« wait on ; beithiift. 6ia.;oter3jjrc»ralMt,*ttofttion ; xfl. triebee to stroajtly RKOOMMEND hto A. Reteil. SV’n-.lingworth, Proml-ngham. Suffolk. HenijHmllh ...
... T>ARUAMENT.—EXTEMPORE SPEAKING, Postal Jt Instruction.—Skilled Coaching In Political Oratory and all departments pnbllc speaking; speeches outlined, arcumerfts formulated; Parliamentary speeches furnished for delivery heretofore.—Professor Lewis, M.A ...
... AS BUTLRR. Oeewisß. fl 28 ; speaks English ; gt equare. K.C. with hot man : ago I. A.. 17, Myddaltou- AS BCTLia or BUTTEB-TALET with and ; unden*iands a'l dallM ; af* >•: height sft. la.; naarrM ; good reference# ; fralarrad -Apply V., US. Har»Utroad ...
... ronng Frenchwenian; speaks sacow-road. WUteaden Qreest. well rrr rannismlei Good Cook: t Good Cook Temporary Cook walting-H. Good Plain Coo L. IM. dayjr wash: town or. ’AKLOIKMAIOt pUro.» W. Alt Good coo« tor aoulfc Alrto; . BPabloi kmaio Boiss-Pi —t ...
... ments, not to speak of important scientific works, on all the tariffs reviewed by the committee. But do not gather that the committee has made any use of these authorities. It is also quite certain that no German official would for one moment accept the ...
... Thoroußh HrTtBB-VAtBT ; I married, cldldren I speak Ear : town or roentry: pood ...
... Speaking Hull yesterday General ’* Booth referred his colonisation asked for co-operation between the Home and Colonial in order to clear away the diAcultiea of the situation. It was, be mid, untrue that he was sending vicious people the colonies. He ...
... has opened well, not )v in the matter of attendance, which, speaking nit'lt experience of fifteen or sixteen years, will I sure, easily establish record, hut, tf Sir 'Alexander Adand-Hood speaks the mind of I,ls leader- and there room to doubt tt-tu giving ...
... imagination should make essential. With that one qualification an cannot speak too highly of tka decorative value of these the book whole reflects the greatest credit on the publisher, who has given Kiiglish readers not only classic the greatest beauty ...
... desires to travel or reside in this country as OOMPANIOV: musical, speaks French and German fluently; previously and travelled family abroad; age k?.—Write J. W* IkA Morning Fort ** office, Btrand, W.C. ...