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... >'¦ HOTEL.â Junior Reception Office Clerk in iirst- class West-end London Hotel : must speak German ; preference given lo an Englishman, and one who also speaks French.â Apply by letter R. O. C . c.o. William Dawsou and Sons, 23. Northumberland-avenue ...
... British Lion? Were Australians, but Still The Empty Sleeve. Britannia's Sons. Private Smith of the Volun- It's the English-speaking Race teers. Against the World. America Looking On. The Lion Hearts of England . Victoria, Empress-Queen. March of the Cameron ...
... give it a trial, and the first dose gave relief. 1 always speak highly of it to all mv friends : have recommended it to several in the village, and it has always proved effectual ; many here speak highly of it. If 1 get a bit run down it always builds me ...
... spai-e for servant's use : well lighted ! ! and ventilated : distinctly unusual comforts provided, with ; : trades lifts, speaking tubes, and services of porter, wife, and ! assistance ; two minutes from Uxbridge-road and from the Central Loudon Railway ...
... It is a clever scheme (endorse J e-. en by Mr. 1 ihoui here, of Truth), now ktowu and adopted in all parts of the English-speaking wond, winch enables you to Furnish your Hocseor Flat throughout, from Draw mg-rootu 1 1 K-.t.heii (even lo the extent of ...
... Strand, WEDNESDAY. May 2. at 11.0 a.m. Chairman-Sir JOSEPH W. PEASE. Bart.. M.P. The following, amongst others, are expected to speak :â The Right Kev. Bishop Ingham. D.D. The Very Rev. the Dean of Norwich. The Rev. F. W. Macdonald. President Wesleyan Conference ...
... give it a trial, and the first dose gave relief. I always speak highly of it to all pay friends ; have recommended it to several in the village, and it has always rhroved effectual ; many here speak highly of it. If I gat a bit run down it always builds ...
... Kensit, £1 Is.; G. ll P. Eyre. Esq., £1 Is.; Mrs. C. Burrall Hoffman. £1 ls. W. CHRISTIE (Major). Sec. DR. MUNHALL, of AMERICA. SPEAKS TO-DAY at 1.0 o'clock (open to all) and 8.0 o'clock (men only), In EXETER HALL. Admission free. ITNIVERSITY EXTENSION LECTURES ...
... at £15, a reduction of over 46 per cent.— roundly payraent of one guinea, to be followed by fourteen monthly payments of I speaking, at half-price. THE PRICE for the present Edition (to be obtained only from The TIMBS ) For the same Books THE SAVING IS ...
... Prices, Vs. 6d., bs., _s., 45., gallery ?? Is. LOCUTION.— Mr. Charles Seymour. Private Tuition, Reading, Keciting, Correct Speaking (extempore or conversational). Accent, Voice Culture, Gesture. Termsaud prospectus forwarded. —Studio, 158, Strand, W.C. ...
... gentleman, having sound knowledge of ?? English and Continental textiles and markets, travelled fp »r years cousiderahly. speaking several languages, is desirous of obtaining a position as Buyer, or position in which his great, experience and information ...
... . FRANK POWNALL, Ee__rar._ ELOCUTION.— Mr. Charles Seymour, Professoi r a6 Met. Schools, gives Private Lessons in Public Speaking and Reading. Reciting. Voice. Culture, Accent. Pronunciation, Gesture-Schoolsattended. Terms forwarded.— lsB,Straud, W.C ...