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... individual weU- being of her pupils; terms reasonable.—'* Clericus, Fernley, Anerley- road, London. S.E. A FRENCH LADY, speaking English (Officer's Widow), ?? residing at Paris, Faubourg St. Germain, holding position of lusi *ctor of Schools, wishes ...
... better. lam now weU again, and I can truthfully say my health and spirits are better than they have ever been. I am pleased to speak mthehighest terms of your appliances and treatment, and shaU advise all my friends to consult you ; and it wiU give m* pleasure ...
... et, Grosvenor-square, author of Surgical and Practical Observations of the Human Foot. price 4s. T7_OCUTION.EXTEMPORE SPEAKING. ORATORY. J__ Professor HAYSACK, assisted by FORBES GOWER, M.A., PREPARES for Parliament, the Bar, Pulpit, and Dramatic Profes- ...
... acquired a wrong habit of action, and being a very accomplished elocutionist he affords a constant example of an ?? style of speaking and reading to his pupils. L^OISETTE'S SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM of MEMORY TRAINING is the ONLY one which can improve the natural ...
... RECOMMEND an Etticient BUTLER; would be glad to hear of a family going to the South of Franco ; good travelling servant ; speaks French ; excellent character.— A. i. li • i A. B. P.. 4, Pnnces-terrace. New Bitten. Rugby. A GENTLEMAN wishes to find a SITUATION ...
... Club, an ENTR AN CE r Eh of TEN GUINEAS wiR be IMPOSED in addition to the subscription now in force. ELOCUTION. EXTEMPORE SPEAKING.ORATORY. Professor HAY'SACK, Original Teacher, whose Pupils are among the first clerttymen. doctors, barristers, solicitors ...
... at three and nine. Admission, la, 2s. 6d. and ss. Table by Burroughes and Watts. THIS DAY, ROBERTS r. NORTH. TnVxTEMPORE SPEAKING, ORATORICAL COM- JT_I POSITION (SPEECHES), ORTHOSPY. ELOCUTION FORBES-GOWER, M.A. Member of the University Senate and Prof ...
... W. ?? PL i^ HAWKINS strongly KECOM.MENDS as a . a /AID for Trayelhug Abroad or as FEMALE COURIER a I , bwiss (Married); speaks several languaees; good nurse, well'accus- . tomed to travel— Addresa 'j^Qnalo^-j^Fdens, Soutti Keneiugton AS MAIDorMAID- ...
... who would pay her expenses, to any part of Europe, the East, or America. She is 25, accustomed to travelling »nd yachtiiic. speaks French and German well, is agreeable, intelli- gent, and good-looking, also an experienced sick-nurse : would give and require ...
... Hertford-street, May- fair, W. VTURSE WANTED for Two Youug Children: must be very good tempered, nice mannered, and gentle; speak good English, and have a good character; good needlewoman.— Mrs. Jocelyn, The Hermitage. Holmes Chapel. Cheshire. V[ URSE.— ...
... Boxesand Parcels s^nt. P.O. remitted tameday. Ladies and Gentlemen waited on any distance free of charge. F^LOCUTION. EXTEMPORE SPEAKING. ORATORY. J Professor HAYSACK, Original Teacher, whose Pupils ar« tmong the first clergymen, doctors, barristers, solicitors ...
... Secretary. So fees ror «^ I ments. Telegraphic address. Couriership. u ^wfl»_ I T> EQUIRED, SITUATION as INDOOR . nin AY speaks French, Germ.vi, and some bngiisn ■ ■ .wji-stre- ; I 12 months; age 26; 10 months ' chaM~ter.-t»-. •■>-. ( 4 : ,n .- I ...