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... occurrences in high life, which happened, during the last fashionable season in London. Her manners, although odd, were so engaging as to excite the greatest interest.—Her dancing was inimitably graceful. She retired, as she entered, without - gratifying ...
... nt he has experienced in the above Branches for hirty years past, and begs a continuance of their favours. Having lately engaged some of the first Workmen from London in the above Lines of Business, he thereby enabled to furnish Goods equal to any Manufactory ...
... ever, lo this condition no attention has, been paid; and we apprehend as little will be directed in the next treaty to the engagement in the seventeenth aiticle, by which Napoieon guarantees to Austria the integrity of her dominions. It would not be at all ...
... WHICH IS THE MAN? Bobby Pendragon, by Mr. P.lanchard, And Sophy Pendragon, by Mrs. Harlov/e. Last Height but 'Three their Engagements. TO WHICH WII.L EE ADDED, THE ECCENTRIC F VRCE THE THREE AND THE DEUCE; ' Or, An ADVENTURE at CHELTENHAM. Humphrey Grizzle ...
... FLACK ' DRESSLER Organ Mr. MUTLOW.—Piano Forte, Mr. DARE. In addition to the Members of the Three Choirs, Chorus Singers are engaged from the King's Concert, the Lancashire and Birmingham Choral Societies, Lichfield and Bristol Choirs, which will make the ...
... troops had come up so close on the ult. that they attacked his rear-guard with considerable success. The tropps said to be engaged were the German Light Dragoons, under Col. Anson and Gen. Payne, and a brigade of Infantry, under Gen. Mackenzie. On the following ...
... ent he has experienced in the above Branches for Thirty years past, and begs continuance of their favours. Having lately engaged some of the first Workmen from London in the above Lines of Business, he thereby enabled to furnish Goods equal any Manufactory ...
... also in the occupation of the said Mr. Buckle, but now of the Proprietor. The above Premises are very desirable for persons engaged m Buildings at Cheltenham, being full most excellent Clay lor Brick, and are contiguous to tlie~proposed YVharf of the Railway ...
... Plants. Letters (post paid) addressed to R. 11. at Mr. Blair's Garuener, Cheltenham, will be attended to. N. B. He cannot engage except where an Assistant is allowed. MR. G. MORRIS, VETERINARY SURGEON, CAMBRAY COLONNADE, CHELTENHAM, FROM THE VETERINARY ...
... witnessed such irresistible valour as was displayed the battle of Talavera! The Portuguese under Sir Robert were not in the engagement, as was supposed. Some accounts state the loss of the French at 7000 tilled, and 15,000 wounded. The-13. of Brunswick ...
... and those which were engaged did their duty; but the ground which they occupied was important and its front, so difficult, that Sir Arthur did not think proper to urge them to any movement on the left of the enemy while he was engaged with us. The enemy ...
... Last Night but Three of Mr. and Mrs. WARING's Engagement. BY DESIRE AND UNDER THE PATRONAGE OP THE RIGHT HON. THE COUNTESS OF BELMORE. Create THIS present THURSDAY EVENING, the Twenty-fourth of August, 1809, their Majesties Servants will Act, Colman's ...