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... Con- servative candidate to represent my father as a Free Trader, he having attended the meeting at Callington,of ? which you speak, as an Agriculturist of the neighb >ur- ' hood, with a view of hearing discussion on the probable effect of the Tariff on native ...
... forth, some time ago, a proposition, of which every hour since it parsed bis lips has attested the sagacity and importance. speaking the Reform Bill, and declaring his own determination, with that bis Conservative friends, to act upon it, ami uphold it, ...
... country, wishes JT3L tn undertake the Education of FIVE YOUNG LADIES, fronr the age of 8 to 14 years. They will be taught 10 speak and write the English Language grammatically, Needle- work, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and French. Music, Dancing and ...
... of an lironr each/ they could read and speak with perfe.:t ease anil ftuency. After the first hutr's instruction only, I lieir friends were astonished at the alteration of their voice and differenae itf speaking. Master IFehher, Brownsm-Sirei-t, Modhstry ...
... -known Works on Chemistry aud Mineralogy. Iv l vol. demy 12mo. price 9#, in boards. The Gentleman's Magazine for Sept. 1817, speaks this of the first edition of this Work, which contained fifty seven Experiments less ?? the present » this edition includes ...
... is an excellent sort, and ihe type al- most new, indeed, for variety, quantity, and quality, it is the most 'perfect. In speaking of Sunday Newspapers it is proverbial to say, The Englishman is almost a library ;n it- self ; and to such readprs who do ...
... -rarioes entertainments at Mr. R. W. BRIDGES's Establishment, render self- ealogiam unnecessary ; they wiil therefore be left io speak for themselves. Tba pictorial beauty and splendoar of the arena ha-ve been al- lowed, even witboat the attraction of tae per- ...
... removal of a Pupil. Those Yowrxg Gentlemen who study French have an opportunity rarely to be met with, as they are expected to speak it at Table and whilst taking their Lessons iu that Language. Mr. May pledges himself that the most solicitous at- tention ...
... disqualifications for the discharge of the sacred obligation, of marriage, and to the thoughtless youth, whose follies, (to speak mildly.) have entailed upon him debility, and disfiguring disease in their worst forms ; therefore tbe Silent Priend will be ...
... P.- ospeclus : 'lhe Quarterly Review of October, thus cri- ticises Mr. Lodge's Work. ..argely as we have been tempted io speak of the graphic part of these volumes, w-j do not hesitate to lay. that were the engravings absent, they would form a most ...
... it every success, I am, dear Sir, yours faithfully, KDWi-BD T. PiSBY. HAVING given DA IE COFFEE a fair trial, I desire to speak favourably of it. From a medical point of view it is undoubtedly superior to ordinary Coffee in every respect, and lam recommending ...