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... King's hostility to Whiggery in got id set terms ; he said, that the appointment of Mr. Herrir* showed tnat the Whigs were not on such a bed at roses — it showed how necessary their meet Ings -fb* meeting of the Cheshire Whig Club oh dear! oh ieerl— were ...
... through a long passage to the front lobby, dashed at the win- dow, and not making good her passage, she took refuge under a flower stage, where she lay fast, the dogs and men surrounding tbe house. The ladies were alarmed and shut the tloor to keep the ...
... POLICE. 6citßHAt.t.«— A girl was brought up td bfl ap- prenticed by the parish to a Mr. Butler, an artificial flower-maker, in the neighbourhood of London-wall, and in addition to the usual questions, Sir P. Laurie inquired what hours the girl would be ...
... meet at the Flower Pot, Blshr-p ...
... an under-garment of red-flowered silk ; And over ft a white upper-garment of gauze, Embroidered with the flower Hay-ta.-.gl £he likewise takes white ling, and wraps it round her neat little feet, Whici nre enclosed in a flowered shoe, of only three inches ...
... disgust in tl;*e mind of R^. , ei-.(lc , as we ourselves feci in narrating it. t'n in- •ngtbe Thames near the landing at Chelsea Hospital, ■I'assii i t '' ,oul a d w, ' , ...
... disgust in the mind of In , ?? : * d - • t»s we ourselves feel in narrating it. On inspect- h» Thames near the landing a* Chelsea Hospital, he says **»itw the foul and black stream from the Ranel gh sewer, passing between the Coinpan>'s steam-engine ...
... lleygate. Esq. Aid. William Cotton, Esq., F.R.S. !J. Petty Muspratt, Esq. William Davis, Esq. : William Samlcr, Esq. SirCharle* Flower, Bart, and (leu. Shum Storey, Esq. Alderman. Matthew Whiting, Esq. * Thomas Parke, Secretary. ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THIS COMPANY ...
... boast. Their Unique Gallery, which has undergone a complete revision of British and Foreign fancy articles, and their suite of Show Booms, are now open tor inspection. . N. B. Their Patent Reel Cotton, which is exclusively manufactured for them, is most superior ...
... OSBORNE. John, inn., Nottinghamshire, surgeon, May Hi. 17, June 14, at eleven, at the Swan lun, Mansfield. Attorney, Mr. Flower, Mansfield. PALFREYMAN, Charles, Manchester, calico-printer. May lb, 17. June 14. eleven, at the star Inrf, Manchester. Attorney* ...
... was one bishop who had a pal see at Farnhara. and course most numerously attended: in spite of a very un- one at Chelsea: that at Chelsea was sold by an act of par. favourable day, 30,000 people were present. Strong lau. liament, and the money put into ...
... appropriate; snd some with a plain ground, and a light but rich flowered border, are extremely pretty. They are, how. ever, less numerous than thnaa which have tbs ground thickly dotted with flowers of a largo .iae, and *arv vivid colours. Thou shawls have ...