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... rapidly advancing in six weighty men stood on her, whom she moved in like price. Colonel is stated to have arrived in wanner, showing astonishing strength loins. She also - Philadelphia, Marshal Grouchy is said to have been at lifts anvil, weighing upwards ...
... inches long, each ot which has thrown out 17 branches, with heads and flowers. There are 23 branches from the main stalk, from which have sprung 253 smaller branches, with heads and flowers: on one of those stalks there are other branches with ?? eastern Wing ...
... bestowed on their Prede- cessor. Slater ?? are at present in London select- ing every Novelty the Season affords, and their Show Room w fill be opened on Thursday, 1ith inst. with an elegant Va- =riety of French Millnery and D~resses from the first French ...
... Thomas Pringle, otPandon Bank—3oth ult. Mary Ann WanLy, of Bel Ts-court, aged 10—26th ult. in the year of his age, Thomas Chelsea pensioner. He fought in the battle pf MUMcn, wh.Tre hc was severely wounded; and snved in tho American war in Lord Cornwallis's ...
... and the latter, it is under- stood, wsap upon the point of marriage with a professional gen- tleman in London. At a Tulip Show, held at Mrs Winter's, Wheat Sheaf Inn, Low Heworth, on the 3rd inst. to decide a match of 5 a side, Mr M. Robson was declared ...
... of the former carriage, were dressed in new liveries, wearing white gloves, large white favours in their hats, bouquets of flowers in their coats, &c. the whole exhibiting all the 1 out- ward signs of a wedding in high life. From the first car- riage ...
... address their lordships, while he did not step forward the advtca'e of commtn /anu or pluralities, still he was prepared to show that the extent tj which they prevailed had been much exaggerated. illustration of bis position the Right Rev. Prelate proceeded ...
... celebrated staniding. The flowers tire various but for lie must part dahlias; and as fitin is also the order of tile day, any thitg remarkable which the gardeni produces is each morning brought and placed antoetg tite flowers. Tbie great- est emulation ...
... wines, provided for the occasion Mr. Lough, to whom great praise due for the same- The profusion of very handsome bouquets of flowers, supplied principally from the previous exhibition, and which were placed various parts or the dinner room and upon the tables ...
... Iiir~loCOIIvCie.;Joid VEGETABLE and FLOWER 't j pS, of ilrst-ratc QUJ ay,; and they are glad to stUA, tbat Ihale have impojtted a gr&t-t rthiiiy SOVE'ES from Etaa, Gerinallt, and America, *I fVegetabfei, and Flower Seed,, -Th&C rm ?? -tbse curfoius in ...
... fltts proved, an inestimable Medicine. I tim, Sir, Yttsr obetdietit Ser'vant, J. SMITH. To Mr Cotngreve, 3h0, Collen-street, Chelsea. Of rehans ahvso m)ay be ?? the follorvingq valuable Mcedicine : - ?? Balsanmic Elixir, for Coughts, Asthma, anid Hoop- ? ...
... repealed, expired, or reduced itt each year since the termi. Nation of the Ovar; and also of all taxes ?? in tire same period; showing the several articles on which the altera- tesar of duty were made, together with an estimate of the amount of the reduction ...