... little scene ensued, the vice-chairman thinking it very odd that they should have to speak a foreign language. It was found that six of the guardians could not speak English! Nothing, however, seems to have been decided on the question which was raised ...

... kinds of clerks are so, and especially attorneys' clerks, who I believe I can affirm without contradiction are, comparatively speaking, the most ill-paid of all sorts of clerks, considering the enormous profits their employers make on them. It is therefore ...

... gelley, a married couple (without children), to act in the capacity of WORKING F ARM BAILIFF and DAIRYMAID. Must be able to speak English and keep ordinary accounts. None need apply who cannot produce good testimonials as to character and ability, and are ...

... Proprietor. SYSTEMATIC FARMING. How slow is the British farmer in adopting an exact system of conducting farming business, We speak here particularly of the feeding and management of stock, and our complaint is this, that we have the greatest difficulty in ...

... Aberystwyth. COAL WHARF MANAGER. WANTED, a Man to take charge of a Coal Wharf, at Corwen; he must be able to read and write; to speak the English and Welsh languages, and know the district. Applications, in own handwriting, to be sent to Mr R. WOODCOCK, Bala ...

... your 'Cocoa Extract' for Horses and Cattle, and find it answers admirably. I shall, therefore, have very great pleasure in speaking highly of it to my friends.—Yours faithfully, HENRY GAGE, Lieut.- Colonel. Price, 34s. per cwt. (which contains nearly 1000 ...

... not likely to be the men who would un- necessarily increase the lecal burdens. Every Councillor is simply a trustee, so to speak, of the Corporation estate, and it is his duty to see that it is well managed, the best revenue obtained for it, and all necessary ...

... SILVER LEVER WATCH, Capped, and Jewelled in four holes, from you, for £ 4 103. Od., at Bala, 1st December, 18tiï. I cannot speak too highly of its good quality and efficiency for going. I think a better time-piece of its cl-iss no per- son need wish to ...

... Shrewsbury. COAL WHARF MANAGER. WANTED, a Man to take charge of a Coal Wharf, at Corwen; he must be able to read and write; to speak the English and Welsh languages, and know the district. Applications, in own handwriting, to be sent to Mr B, WOODCOCK, Bala ...

... nature under such advantages as the Chester and Holyhead road alone will not allow. Comparison is more than ever odious in speaking of scenery. The man who spoils your pleasure on Ben Lomond or Cader Idris by talking of Schreckhorns and Wetterhorns is a ...

... a SILVER LEVER WATCH, Capped, and Jewelled in four holes, from you, for £4 10s. Od., at Bala, 1st December, 1867. I cannot speak too highly of its good quality and efficiency for going. I think a better time-piece of its cbiss no per- son ueed wish to ...

... released her from her vows, and they parted, she going, as I said, to Europe. There she met George Peabody, then, comparatively speaking, a young man, but one who was already making his mark, and whose wealth was beginning to pour in. He saw her and was struck ...