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... I. The Reaper and his Dog, a beauiful RufticSubjedt. z. The Gleaner's Return. 3. An Joteret~ing View with Figure.. ;.The Haste frightened by a Sniake, T'he D1ra'nrg Magazrnr will form a valuable Acquifi. tion to thofe of either Sex, who delight in Drawing ...
... and(l comnforts of a 'private'hodti'. . The great improvcrnents .latcli mad'e at thi's delightfuO .fpot; tthe newly-erefed pier, extendipg. 5110 feet into 'tht, fea-; the commanding profpe~h of Tofbay; fi'dentla'con- taming the fineft navy of the world ...
... lILL, Auctioneer. DatedaCullpmptou, 1st4prjl, luIt$. BRIX All. 0 be SOLD by Auffion, on Tuefday the 7tM T of May next, on the Pier, at Brixham, by three 'clock In the afternoon, for the Benefit of the Under- v*riters and Salvera, About 50 Pathoms of a Chain ...
... the followinggvepingd, i as' A: {NEW -M&L^.£O.OUTH and DOCK, To~Q ,be SO9 t by Ationi on Tuefday the h `. of May next, on tbe Pier, at Brixbam, by three d'clock iW 1be afternoon, for the Benefit of the Under. rriter6 asd- Sal ers, About 50 Fatfibrn of a ...
... 17 a s I antldI ho 1)e Ie s s I e s sfo r t h f I IL e. '1'ble d e st r ucti oll of th e couanket hy the ?? of agriculturen hast in his oilliolld te tres al cauite of our distress. A fes ears ago, tile ae oiful tral c rodce of tlerconn- try soall for a1nc ...
... audbeddlfg, a set' ofuahogany dining tables, mahogany card 'ables and chairs, large kitchen table, quantity of chinsaand ,glass, pier and swing glasses, jack and spiti, *itlh 'variouoikilchen and dairy utensils. .Sale to commence each day precisely at twelve ...
... the noble convent at Molk; also to inspect the fine ruine in which the lion-hearted Richard was confined.- The Marquis of Hastings, who is on his. return from his Government in India, has been appointed Ambas. sador to Austria: he does not come here, but ...
... Sankey, Eq. F. L. S. .DI NBUCGH ?? Dr. John Thompson, 5, George-Strcet ?? Iiatrick Miller GLASGOW ?? ,Dr. Riclhard MlMar a HASTINGS-.. Dr. Wilnmot, F. L. S. HYr N ?? S. Itc1rinson, Esq. LYM1N GTOsR, PantsDr. 11. Ttegonwell Frampton MARLtLoROUGM .. Dr. Maurice ...
... as Mr. Wilberforce, or any man, but let us tread on difficult ground with propriety and cautidni-lest, in our intempe- rate haste, we sltumble and fall, The. warmth which has latterly distinguished the controversy 'between the Abolition- i ists and the ...
... uentbl i oke (.lItgerl Ca4nbridge to Catherine Wreford, only ?? of S;abiailel' tiei(l, *Esq. it North Tawton. On Wednesday hast at Bath, Mr. Solomon Levy of the firm of L evy and S(in; of this city, to Miss Anabella Jbseph, eldest ?? Lyon Jose)h, ot1 ...
... leather keeps with Turner's Blacking! Oh! 'tis a falsehood huge and wacking To say a word 'gainst Turner's Blacking : Then haste, pray, and fear no quacking On Boot or Shoe iu Turner's Blacking Whilst he his labour never slacking Makes such inestimable ...
... coisisifs 6 aby 20, t-bep 'lortr,. flel^b'y l4,lntchen, t1at)liptoo a6iry, wineand. boer cellaie,;on.tq. tlor!;'ailio4 eogsisL of$3 hast bi b`d-roo's, ' a t:'4ii'to, and a toreeclos'et. .-,;It is presoriedt lis wtiad suit;;! bsportiaggentlleman, as the, premises ...