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... Alturb pyriod, ?? a key to the fables of the Griflin and the ,greatabid on the mountajiuof . 'Caf.-Lqndon FPppers.. .. ?? ?? MARRIED. - .. . ' On Wednesday the '25t ul Mr. Mie. Smith) jpsncr, to i T~~~ma Mary Ellis.~ ~ ~ ?? 1n Sudn eithe 29th ult.' Mr' .enryBie ...
... 5o. .s6d. boards. T'he 1Ith rus Corrections and Improvements, rohioilrw and very intercesting Account of the Shrakcrs' WtO, Marry ngr are given in Marriage, btut ito pro lethe A~nrels inz ?? 7fea ven.1 1. I friSQ r. i H . RETCH of the DENO. IlI A vetli' ...
... dividend, - - George Inn, II Edniunm l A. Adlington, second, - - Globe, 1-- ~n 13. 'rn. Cooke, aividend, - - - George Inn, 1 MARRIED. Lately, in this town, Mr. John Bunn, to Bliss Perry, daugh- 'f ter of Caplit. Perry, of the Resolution, both of Parkgate ...
... osnatrofltaissa ao ?? nthe work, the Ta wezfth Edition conteins a to- *io~ 'irresrnas ountof the Shakess, a singular whonieither Marry nor-are given ins Mar- -nEsayO Enlchusasin and Seperteitoil; ii ?? of tels i mtje in rates; a Schedule of the Sects, ?? iof ...
... Evenhugr L1VERP0OL FORUM.- 5 IeLat9e Room, Marble-stzeet, William. i1ae , ethe following Question will be 1I the ?? or the Married State more. ?th Hllctistc of Iiajpiness ?7, d pSI n eaeh, may be had of .E. Ca.'s I'l-n -; and at the usual places. A~ttq ...
... parts of the Wre t Df Itoland and South Wales, with ;le reatest -:satty and dispatch,' WYANTS'A SITtrATION, A MIDDLE aged married MAN, sa Clerk or A issistant in the Wholesale or RetalTfea and grocery Trade, who can be well xecolmnended for sobriety and* ...
... roughness, &c The virtues. of this Sonp nre universally known _ througbont the ut.iverse, but the Proprietor is sorry ts a9V, marry imnositions have been practised, by Venrers of Perfumery sellinlg spurious sorts, which p6ssess nnne of the virtues ?? genuine ...
... Brown Colt, fit br carriage, A) gaii- ea; -and an tseful little Black Ilorse, for saddle .or gig. -'ANTED, A SERVANT MA N.-A Married Man, with- A out a Fanild, anti one who has some Lnow- ledge of 'Gardeniog would be pre'erred, He will be required to. make ...
... FRIDAy, the 19th Jug. 1814, r 'Will be performed, a favoutiteComedy, not acted c the-e four years, called the - i Way to get Married. ?? .r. . Mr RAE Toby Allspice Mr BLANCHARD Julia Faulkner. Mrs DAV180N c (Being the Last Night of her appearance s here thuis ...
... ,aiacl f wiheoret without s ifaii Htriloed, ard tats to e uno e tof moni.-- seoeally Fired.. TO MERCHANTS AND BROKERS. A MARRIED MAN, 30 years of age, of sober f 'Aand regular habits, Wvho is capable of managing 3 an extensive out door concern, wants ...
... be aand Friday. SCHOOL FOR TIlE BLIND. _ TlrTEl, a SUPERIINTENDANT and ' 3LAfllON, for the School for the Blird, . rrpoo. Married Persons, witbouta Family, v&E preferrr' Salary and oter advantages are- sabout O per annum. Secarity wi be22 Applications ...
... otciock. s- a E Or0[ the Otc.-t, td of Mr. Johnit Mh- ruit, aud i. Sre buiith. I T JOHN TAYLOR, mariner, (born at Hvll, and t, married at Liverpool, about forty-two or forty- iour years ago) or his wife, or his daughter, will ap- t ly to Mr.%ficNity DENIsOcN ...