... James's-street, on a tour; Count St. Aldegonde, from ditto; Charles Fox, Esq., from ditto, on a tour; Mrs. Munro :and family from Ripper Seymour-street, for Windsor ; Lord Alvanley, from Albemarle-street, on a tour up the Rhine; Sir Robert Kennedy, for the Continent; ...

... ' - bfi rC' e ' ,1 '11 ' .1. :. 1,, '1 fi ' ,:. way's •f N . and fume parts of it within , , ,• ii•'''' ' O ff- ,, 4 : . , riPper Brook-ftreet and P _ftreet ' q.,11 31- • •elv Precifely, I 1 A' V, . . .. ~,, awl' 1 F ,,,, f cv,?o,:etr i ozi. : : :: 4 : ...

... waiter in the hotel. Never saw deceased until about two o'clock that morning, when he saw him sitting in the room below the ripper room. He sat alone, though others were in the place. Witness's attention was attracted to deceased by the violent manner in ...

... Lordaojingdon, Lord Palmer-lion, Hon. William Traiple, the Hon. two Milks Temple, ttg. Lady CASTLEREAGH gave an ,elegant (ripper, •on Saturday, at. her hou;e Si .Jarnes'h-lquare, to a large party at fithionable4, among whom xi/ere— , - -The MarehioneA ...

... ers, Mr. Valpy has commenced the publication of a Series of such portions of the Greek Authors as are chiefly read in the ripper classes of Schools and Ceallepes. The best Texts are a4opted, and the Critical and Explanatory Notes are presented, it 15 ...

... with the finest walland standard tre,eingeo€i ponds, or c hard and paddocks, farm yard, and agricultural description. The ripper and lower parks, with the arable lanr o j e fers , r o ct l , l l, adjoining, constitute the remainder of this estate, the ...

... BRITISH QUEEN AND THE PRESIDENT. British Queen. President. Ft. In. Ft. In. Leneh extreme from 6111 re-head to taffrail Ditto on ripper deck 245 0 243 0 Ditto on main deck Ditto of keel Breadth within paddle-boxes Ditto over bends Ditto over all Depth Ditto ...

... , Account Books, Three Tons of Mill Boares, modirn Household Furniture, &c. the genuine Stock and .Elfects of Mr. Samuel 'ripper, of No. 37, Leadenhall4treet, Bookseller and Stationer, - a Bankrupt (by order .of the Assignees),---By . Mr. • SAUNDERS, ...

... wines tasted on the mmoi og o f ,l e; catalogues had oh premises, and of Mr. Pullen, 80, Fore -street. N.B. The whole of the ripper part of the house to be let. ...

... the presenter of the Address; Mr. Aspland, Chairman of the Meeting, which voted the Address; Dr. Rees, Hon. Secretary; Dr. Ripper), Dr. Humphry, Mr. Wall, Dr. Newman, Mr. J. B. Shenstone, Dr. J. P. Smith, Mr. J. Clayton, jun., Mr. Coates, Mr. Geary, Dr ...

... o o l' a Bronnger, Eq. of Luwer Tooting, SurreY; year, highly respected C instant, Cordella mo tl O a , 5, Esq. ox No. 6, ripper 1.1,41:1 ae Priory, St. Neots, g°,l l o t e qO , , 6iith year of his age, 0 , d for many years Chair' i Suffolk, aged 62, ...

... eevastation among the passengers. A passenger said that he sprar g from his berth, and after much trouble groped his way to the ripper deck, which presented a confused mass of ruins The wheel-houses were torn off, the boilers and machiner scattered in fragments ...