... Cerreapondence (English and French); Natural Philosophy, Botany, Hereldry, Plain and Oninmental Needlework, Drawing, Painting, Dancing, and every other aooompliah. meat aeoceary to complete the edumtion of Young Lady. The Pupils receive lamina on the Harp, ...

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... accepted these tenant, for want of Protestants, and they sere followed by °theta. Protestant formers were thus a xpoweil .to competition, to the ' manifest injury of the Protestant interest, and much ill.feeling and some violent collisions had been the con ...

... He is a member of the Water Board and a Poor Law Guardian, and gained both positions by his staunch declaration of indenen' dance and Liberalism, As a Liberal he last appealed to the electors of Smithfield Ward, but they honestly believed that his claims ...

... great prudence and foresight are required to provide that it be not entirely driven from the country. There is now strong competition in almost every branch of industry, and foreign nations are snatching from these countries many employments which were a ...