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... World. Dedicatetl \,y ' permission to ,Miss Hamilton, 2 vol-. I ?? WaUti's American Review, No. ll.— On Sniunlay will l,e ',es7- I ILshed, the Se. ontl Nuaiaei of riIHE AMERICAN REVIEW of HISTORY and _L POLITICS, and (.eneral Repository of l*.'.Ter:.ture ...
... accounts of one fearful description, until he dashes our sympathies headlong into another. — A tbit. IV. NOTIONS of the AMERICANS: picked up bya TRAVELLING BACHELOR. 2 vols. B*o. 28 shiUings. W n bavtf read these volumes with the most un- mingled s ...
... the Agent, or Cspt. Bankier, who has been constantly employed in the American Trade. Sail positively on the 25th of May, for New Yon*, Direct, The fine fast sailing coppered ship MINSTREL, burthen 354 tons per register, W.T. Fell, Commander. Lying in the ...
... unprincipled persons to imitate it under the name of American Soothing Syrup, and copying parts of Mrs. Johnson's Bills, 6.c Parents will, therefore, le very paiticulur to ask for JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP and to notice that the Names Bakclav and ...
... Costello Signor Molino 2 0 Rataplan (French song) Madame Malibran . I 6 Fathoms deep beneath the wave Miss Cowell 2 0 The Minstrel _.Farewell.H.C. Wilson, Esq.. Leander 2 (I Oft I see the moonbeam. J. S. Foster, Esq. . . . Captain Acklom. . . 2 0 Sweet ...
... captive from the beginning to the end.— Times. In addition to the bitinc sarcasm and laughing satire of Mrs Trollope's American Sketches we have here a display of inventive and dramatic lower which will place her name among the most dis- tinguished ...
... FRANCES TROLLOPE, Author of Domestic Manners of the Americans, Ac. 4 A tale of much and deep interest. Tim».. 41 In addition to the biting sarcasm and laughing satire of Mrs. Trollope's American Sketches we have here a display of inventive and dramatic ...
... by Turner. 4. Lay ofthe Last Minstrel, Marmion, Lady ofthe Lake, Rokeby, and Lord ofthe Isles. Foolscap Bvo., each with two desians by Tur- ner. Silk, gilt edges. The Same Poems, bound, gilt edges. 5. Lay of the Last Minstrel, Marmion, and Lady of the Lake ...
... performed at the Royal Olympic Theatre, I.ove is the theme of the minstrel, 25. ; I've sought him in the silent grove, as sung with Neapolitan words, are just published at Chai pell's Musical Library. 50. Sen Bond-street. TU E 3_T__-fE_TMOi_-_riS be« ...
... of the High Court of Chancery, made in ;i i _use Clarke v. Alexander and others, with the approbation of Geor_c Boone Kou- pell, Esq., one of the Master, of the taid Court. PA It I of the ES- TATES of the Honourable and Reverend JOHN BLACKWOOD, consisting ...
... bound gilt edges. ' V. Lay of the Last Minstrel ; foolscap octavo, silk, gilt edges - or bound, gilt edges. Marmion, Lady of the Lake, Rokeby and Lord of tbe Isles, done up uniform. VI. Lay of the Last Minstrel ; 21m0., silk, gilt edges ; or bound eilt ...