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... in the middle of the Garden, which is laid out with very great taste, having long and broad gravel and grass walks,-with flowers and shrubs all round them, and the walls well stocked with good fruit trees. It is a Commodious House of ten good rooms and ...
... who have been swept off this mortal scene in the same period of time. The other side of account should also be stated, and show how much we have gained by all this lavish expenditure of blood and treasure. ,I do not ;Ile= to say that other Nations have ...
... account, I permitted the Hon. Mem' her to exceed his right, in giving notice his motion but the consequence such permission shows the pnety ot adhering to the rule which does not allow Member m giving notice, to do more than state its c»b' ject. Undoubtedly ...
... CHAIRS, ,supposed to have dropped from a wagvn. Whoever applies to Joseph Brown, Tottenham and Edmonton, Carrier, or to the Flower Pot, .Bishopsgate-street, may 'them again, by proving them their property, and paying the expf , ,,,7es. If not owned in fourteen ...
... estimated to be en- -«'' in commerce and manufactures. 4 Board was held at Chelsea Hospital on '*sday, f, )r the examination of discharged 'invalid men from the army for Chelsea Hos- '••>out of which _b'B were admitted, of ? -i 7 were blind, last from ...
... undoubtedly to be augmented by all proper means. But still the question reverted to the necessity of the : case; if Ministers could show that , t 00,000 men were absolutely necessary for the Public Security, it would nor be contended : that it; would .be tvise ...
... and the invalids to be entirely new modelled. Seven new battalions were to be formed of Invalids, of them out-pensioners of Chelsea. These battalions were to be called Gary'eson Battalions. The name of Invalid was not to be used among them ;\it has an u ...
... the United Kingdoms. To this Edition is iro.v* added, 1. The Lives of the Founders of the- principal Sects • 2. A Tabic showing at one View the-ir Origin and Opinions'- 3. A new engraved Plate of Eiglit Heads, in the ?? of elegance, by Mr: Hop wood. ...
... Milk Cow ia Calf a C- ■** » K. B. No Milk Cow' or Borfc bav'ns gamed a Premiam &M be entitled to a Second P««««« any future Show. The Sbeep fhown for Premium* to be fed on green Food and Hay only. Dale's Debtors and Creditors. ALL Perfons having any Claims ...
... London. LADIES are taught, in a FEW LESSONS, by Mrs, and Mi.s NOEL, the Arts ©f OUTLINING ?? ING on WHITE VELVET, in figures.flowers,- landscape, shells, fruit, imitations of leopard and tiger skins, __ . and of tinting the grounds auv colours to suit furni- ...
... train of fine plain muslin, body and Sleeve s of very rich lace, broad lace robins, a very: ne straw hat with artificial flowers, and a rich • , :white veil. : The happy couple, • . 1111* with th e best Ivishes of all m und them, set Win a ch ar i o t ...
... Guido, of EURO PA, at- tended by TWO CUPI DS, one sitting upon the ground, the other standing and presenting a basket of flowers. Any per- son hiving such a Pr.nt to Dispose of, may receive a liberal price for it, by applying to Mr. Mortimer, No. 8; Charles- ...