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... was • very bad speaker. With a most delicate and most fastidious taste as to style, he was always making corrections in his speaking, as writers do on their manuscript, a fatal fault in a speaker, and one which occasionally led the good Archbishop into fearful ...
... _ AYOUNG LADY, North German. who under. stands and speaks English well, wishes to teach German and thorough good music in schools or private Moderate terms. Best references given —Address, A. C., Kent House Post Oilloe, New Beckenham 300.16 ...
... place at Boughton house, Foxgrove, on January 14th, when the Rev. Chas. Green would preside, and the Rev. H. Rosedale would speak. In connection with S. Paula, we understand that the children's service which has been previously held every other Sunday afternoon ...
... comfortable and healthy Rome with Tutor, experienced Mathematician and Linguist, in a French and a German Family, among people speaking only these I anguages. Very careful Personal Tuition. in Examination assured to diligent Pupil —Vacancy for next Wm. W. Lousy ...
... hoped to have secured the attendance of Mr. Pettifer. who was a man of great authority on this subject, and could probably speak with more experience than any other man in England. With regard to the treasurer's report, although it was not so satisfactory ...
... man employed in the work. (Shame). That was the principle upon which landlords divided the products of capital and labour. Speaking of foreign competitors, he said the royalty on a ton of pig iron in Belgium ranged from is. 4d. to 45. per ton; in Westphalia ...
... towns—too much competi. Men and too little bread—is as rotten as any a the boroughs that were disfranchised in 18132. In speaking, however, of one mau owning the land, we ought not to forget that however much modern custom may favour an idea, the common ...
... 6141 among its members in dividends. That such results as these can be obtained by a weekly subscription of 6d. per member speaks volumes, and clearly proves how easy it is to combine thrift with mutual benefit. In view of the above facts there can be ...
... unwarranted encroachment bad been compelled to desist from the policy it pursuing, lied without the shedding of •• drop of Wood. Speaking of the unity of the Empire, be said that that union, if it was to be real, must for id time supersede the intereste and the ...
... ooiallortable and healthy Home with Tutor. experien-A Mathematician and Linguist. in. French and a German Flintily, among people speaking only those languages. Very careful Personal Tuition Success in Examination assured to diligent Pnpil —Vacancy for next term ...
... 11. GLADSTONE.. --- Mr. Herbert GladstoneM.P, speaking M Chemise on night, said he did not Misch much importanee to the rumour as to a dissolution of Perlinmeet: but if considered the situation it did appear that the chances of an appeal to the country ...
... as established by law was the most satisfactory phase of christisoity that he knew of in Christendom, but he was present to speak freely about the faults of this purely human system. Though not divine in its tailings, yet let them bumble themselves be. ...