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... Mrs Franklin, Mrs. Tyrn-11, and .Mrs. bland. Leader of the j Br.iid, Mr. Brooks. Between the Ads, the Band of VAN- DEAN MINSTRELS w>li perform a Variety of French, ; German, and Italian Airs, and which vvill be relieved by His Roy-il Highness the Duke ...
... of a Se. lection of Vocal and lustrumeaul MUSIC, which will conclude with a FINALE. Pet ween the Ads, the Band of Pandean Minstrels will perform a variety of F rc »ch, Cemian, and Italian Airs, and His Royal Highnesss the Dukeof York's Hand will perform ...
... Oysters dressed to pteasr every palate as usual, trrtne Morning and Evening Papers taken in N. B. Agent ?? S -tl — of the Real American Spruce, and Spruce Beer. j) tbPEC 1 ABLfi Persons would not a-sume the A y hr,n of other Houses ; and the word Real is ...
... Feats of Strength, ecco'nipanied by a ,t c ?? 0 t Savages. .During the above mor-t extraordinary f ?? the Five Pandean Minstrels, from Vauxhall Gar- v ?? execute various Martial Pieces of Music, each 1 ? ,t the same time playing on two instruments ...
... the Rowin-; Match, and other appropriate Devices will' be displayed. His Royal Highness the Duke of York's Band, Pandean Minstrels, Savoyards, &c. &c. w'-M perf'nn a variety of suitable Airs, and after the Coi-cert will he given a superb Exhibition of ...
... il.us (VI. This day is published, elegantly printed by Ball, tyne, in ouarto, price i^s. in boanls, THE LAY of the LAST MINSTREL. A Poem. By WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printe\l for Lon«man, Hurst, Kees, and Orme, Pater- roster-raw ; and. A. Constable a .»! Co ...
... same number of attendants out of livery, lined the great stair-case. About twelve o'clock the celebrated band of Milanese Minstrels arrived from Mr. Amgerstein's house in Pall Mall, where a grand entertainment was given by that geutle- l man to the Princess ...
... Im- poiter of (ireek anil Latin Book*. Tliis day is published, price Is. , AN EXAMINATION tif the alleged Expediency of the AMERICAN INTERCOURSE BILL; respect- fully inscribed to Robert Curling, Esq. and tiie other Gentlemen who compose the Committee of ...
... it.: .tisi i ; the characters painted ' aIJI ,, ! l ?? >re n.-iate Apparatus. The Hand by Mr. ! \c.fp '„-, „f Fandeaii Minstrels,— lioxes 4s. ; ?? : ; ' ?? 'J ?? Doors to be opened at Seven, and ?? ?? , r ?? .-.i ili j;!it o'elork. Places to , ?? ? ...
... Tbe Lay of the Last Minstrel, with Ballads and , Lvriejl Pieces. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Oraie, Paternoster- I raw j and A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. j Of whom may be had separately, 1. The Lav of the La-t Minstrel, 4th Edit. lOs. bd ...
... ordnance and field ar'.itierv,. are or- ilrre-l to ?? as 3o'ni a ...
... have as good a right as the Americans to uew model them more in our own favour. In the carrying trade between the enemy's Colo. tics and the Mother Country, we con- tinue to think, too much has been conceded to the American-; too great a drawback lias ...