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... cases of corpulency and weakness. Stays and Braces suitable for growing Ladies and Children. Country I -ad ies in- structed to fake their own measures. Be very particular in. tbe names and number of the house, to prevent mistake. — s9. Great Russell-street ...
... would Jm. be rlad to meet with a Situation as COMPANION toan' KLDERLY LADY, or Lady in low spirits, or to go wi.ii a Family, or fake Charge ofa sickly Child, to the sea -ide or the Country, or any way »he could make. her«t4f u^eftti • she wants no remuneration ...
... which was presented by her to Bergaini. In one she was drawn in the character of Mary Magdalen, with her person considerably exposed ; and in the other she was drawn as a Turkish female, and in this picture the infant Vittoria wns introduced in a Turkish ...
... and careful before per-ons in whom she could place l.ust and reliance, and 10 expose herself before a sel of wretches who were 10 be hired by any body ; — to wantonly expose herself before Ihe very persons who were most likely to betray her. Upon evidence ...
... hud produce a moral conviction i.f ,he intent of ihe parlies before h«r Royal Highness arrived at An- gnsta. He would now fake up ihe ran- al that period. Be- fore he came -to the main observations which he meant i ...
... Sitfr WOMAN of respectable Parents K.£__J H tO^T as WTCHEN-MAID. In a Gent e- wnere she *S_£ ?? on^. ha « »« objection to fake'a Situation IVoT ri a ?hl n ' ake herse,f Senerally useful. Direct MR J Fa- 1. Croydo^-itreet, Bryansion-square. I \ YOU^G ...
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... doubt had beea by theirs. They bad their toelings— be had his. He was the friend of the unarmed. The Petitioners, be would fake leave to assure the Noble Marquis, so far from being his enemies, were Us best friends, for tbey told him those wholesome truths ...
... so express himself, f» lead it 4 lift as far as lay in his power. No measure could be won* ima- gined than this was, which exposed* the nne rate af tat_,ti*-n on those whose situations were .-.-catialft riKif. rent, and iatdt with an office that misst be ...
... Quadrilles. -> M? ?? COMPLA INTS.— Remarkabl. -^'TatV. 1 Lawson * wh *» after suffering ten years i , Lt '«. was cured by faking only two lis. Ll _ntnn s Antiscorbutic Drops. »Ad^ . Birmingl.am, 9th of May, 1823. a* c f-rK I S ° n ' ° f Wandsworth, near ...
... ORACLE of HEALTH, Economy, and Good Living, by Dr. (rell and Mr. Wallace. To promote cheap Comforts and good Health, and to expose Fraud and Quackery. In No. 8, are Tests of Danger iv Consumption, by Sir E. Home, Sur- geon to the King — Whets for Drinkers ...
... and Kxterior of the Pantheon at Rome, with the extraordinary effect of Moon-light ; Mount Vesuvius iliiring an Eruption; the Fake of Constance ; and other sub- ject* not les* ; interesting. The*e Views will shortly be changed. Open from 1, -n till Dusk ...