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... Carpio, which be began in the the 26th of last month, and continued the whole of the 27111. with the utmost order, far as Victoria and Cordovfclla, where he halted in order to allow' his troops some repose. On the same day, the 2th, at ten o’clock at ...
... splendid entertomment on the of last month, at which were present the Prince of Mechletibuigh . Strelitz,-, brother tothe Queen, his Highness Prit.ce SadAvvill, and several ogler Ftireign Princes *ho'' %yeti' in this capital, an►l alto all the Ministers ...
... EMERY ; Daa Familia% Mr. TAYLOR; Don Alphonso„ Mr. i l i bgar. ; Doe Casar, Mr. .; Spldo, Mr. MUNDEN ; Pedalo, Mr..FAWCETT. Victoria, Miss BOLTON ; Lomax*, Mrs. DICXONS. Catalina, Mrs. LISTON. To whi BUDGET ch will be adde O F BLUN DER the New Farces S called ...
... are driven on the beach, where they remain without injury, and will be got off the next spring tides. The Portuguese ship Victoria, and the Spanish ship Amelia, from Alicante to London, with wool, struck in fathoms water. The former received no injury ...
... NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, APRIL 24. The Second Class of the Oatlands Stakes of Fifty Guineas each, h. ft. Lord Oxford's Victoria, 5 yrs old, Bst. 91b. - - Mr. Lake's Tumbler, 4 yrs old, 83t. 2lb Lord Charles Somerset's Scorpiun, 4 yrs old, Bst. alb, ...
... watch, in the Strand, Was brought up to the office for further examination. A Gentleman stated that he was robbed in Little Queen-street, Lincoln's-Innfields, of his watch, by a man running against him; he pursued, and nearly came up with him, but another ...
... Thursday se nnight, in twenty-eight minutes. An hour was the lime given hni lord Oxford won above 7000 guineas by Poulton and Victoria winning the first aud second classes of the Oatland Stakes. Chiltern Hundreds. — A range of hills, traversing the comity ...
... etc►. Two.yr. old count., 'oust ►. it IA Grosvenor's Plovcr. rec. frogs Major J euiper, est 91h. me►. I). 1. hn g.. Oxford's Victoria, est. rec. logs (rum IA C. H. set's Scorpion, est. nth. C. tnoes. Major Wheatley's Hippotnein s, est. rce. iings C. Somerset's ...
... Course, TOOgv h. ft. Ld Grosvenor's Plover rec. Vbgs. from Major M ilson'- ru- niper,Sst. 91b. each. D. I. IW^s Ld Oxfords Victoria Sst. rcc. .JOgs. from Id I' II set s Scorpion, Sst. 51b. Ji. C If.t)gs. Major V» iieatle\ s Ilippopenes, »tt. 71b. rec. ...
... about a quarter before one o'clock, her MAJESTY, the Duko of KaNT, Princesses AUGUSTA, ELIZABETU, and Sonata; went from the Queen's Palace to the apartments of the Duke of CUSISERLAND in St. James's Palace,. where they were receive d by his Royal Highness ...
... Csurfe, 1080gs b ft. Lord Grafvenor's Plover, rec 25,s from Major Wili foi.'s Juniper, 8ft 91b each. D I bO0gs. Ld Oxford's Victoria, 1t1 rec 50gs from Ld G H Somerfet's Scorl ion, 8R1 5.b. B C 100gs. - Major Wheatley's H ippomet.es, Blt 716 rec 40gs from ...
... - ' The -Archer, for the Hammonia ; Bruizer, for the Conferance; Dolphin and Neptunus'; and Archer and. Sparkler, for the Victoria, on Wednesday next, at-. 9,, New Broad-street, and' 'there le a led ai 'Wednesdays and Thursdays.- The P.ince.ss Amelia rested ...