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... cotton, silk, flhx, and other fibrous substances Communicated to him foreigner.—Dated April 26, 1X32. (Two months.) Sir Charles Dance, of Hertsboarne Manor Place, in the Parish of Bushy, in the county Hert ford, Knight, Lieutenant Colonel, for certain ...
... lb the rude*!state of society.- Lotnlon't uf Cottage Farm, , and J'illa Architecture. . . Highway StkamTra vbm.ixo.—Sir Charles Dance's steam carriage was removed Thursday - week, fiom the premisea of Mr. Maudslay, the engineer, in the Westminster-mad, ...
... Hamilton Reynolds 'turn Law Rhymes' Thos. Hood Leitch Kitchie Hr> H.hart ( aimter T. K. Hervey I Tlie late W. Roscoc Charles Dance Mi^s .lewsburv | TI10&. Roscoc The luticr of ' The | J. Rev. H. Stebbing Dominie's Lepany IW. J. W. C. Taylor Tli. Kirn ...
... ! CHARLES DANCE'S STEAM-CARRIAGE i |i|Cr THIS I)\^ from the Circulating Library, n, I, Wellington-street, Waterloo-bridge, at Eleven l mill during the day. Fares to and from Greenwich, ?? i r.mi, either way. Persons taking ...
... the benefit ofthe said Decree. MODERN ACTING DRAMA.— This day is published, price Is. 6d., the BEULAH SPA a Burletta, by Charles Dance, Esq., as now performing at the Iheatre Royal Olympic, being No. 10 of Miller's Modem Acting Drama. Also Nos. 1 to P r ...
... on application. to GREENWICH— ?? 50l,VlnCe t '' P«Wic Of the facility of travellimr |, v ?? !° ' cornmtm roads. Sir CHARLES DANCE wdlRUJ his EXPERIMENTAL STEAM-CARRIAGE Irom Welltngton-stroet, Waterloo-bridge, to (ireenwich commencing TO-MORROW Morning ...
... Hamilton Reynolds 'Corn Law Rhymes' Thos. Hood Leitch Ritchie Re\ . Hobart Caunter T. K. Hervey j The late W. Koscoe Charles, Dance Miss Jewstiury ; Thos. Rosroe The Author of The J. Rev. H. Stebbing ?? Legacy ; VV. J. Vv. C. Taylor The Xt 1 rick ...
... the pieces of the Dranflrffc Authors' society. Friday, Oct. 9, a FASHIONABLE NIGHT, on w.nich occasion will be produced Charles Dance, Esq.'s cele- brated Comedy, A WONDEBFUL WOMAN ! To conclude with the Domestic Drama by Tom Taylor, Esq., entitled A SHEEP ...
... E^den.-On SATCR- »hiL c 24th ' tm THEATRE will REOPEN for the BEASON, vZ, f _, l ?? P /^J£? S» ori Binal Comedietta, by Charles Dance, 2X - * «s Dt H led A «>»SDfe CALL : characters by Mr. G. Vining and mrs. Htiniag. After which, tbe new Drama, by Tom Tavlor ...
... r zn>y Somerset. Rosslyn, ai I Thomas Cecil : Lirufenanf-General Sfr W. Gordon, Qi ?? General ; Sir 6e»rs« Murray, Sir Charles Dance, and a large nun- b.-i of mili'ary and scientific gentlemen. li* Gracp, Sir W Gordon, Ihe Ladies Percy, Ike. bad a ranhige ...
... : . DAK next, the 24tb, this THEATBE will EEOPEN for the SEASON, j when will be presented an origiitM.Coinedieita, by Charles Dance, Esq., entitled A MORNING CALL : characters by Mr. G. Vining and • Mre. Stirling. After which, tbe new Drafaa, by Tom Taylor ...