... Cyclopmdia, fine paper, 45 vols. ; Grose's Antiquities, 15 vols; Histories of Ireland, 17 vols. ; Dibdin's various Pieces ; Queen Elizabeth and King- James's Progresses; excellent Law Books, incl uding the Statutes at large; D urnford and East's Reports ...

... themim Solid lietided P'in Mmmnufic~turcrs to lier imlo,st. Gracious Manjesty Queen !r Adeilmmie, their Itoymml 11liglimeses tile Dumuehmes of Kenit, the Priti. l-cess Victoria, amid all thme Royail Primmeeshes. e 'licrnmos.t proieniemit Improvmemmnelt ...

... tglit 4th, 1:134. ~ ITAhI FIi LUD1 FREE GELAI\MAR SCHOOL.- ,VtjIitedit 'i'11l:t ATtItt tine i-'tllt ?? ~IAIMAI SCItI0DI it' Queen it ?? lit IN al~oiu~ld. [Ie u)iitt be it hiel, I' til the LEtribnticish tih IIu, a lioduitae i-f n.e1 of' tIne! Unniversitnif ...

... OYSTERS, for the present Season, into their Pits at Stallingbro} Kilns, Lincoln- shire, from whence the Establishment, 34, QUEEN- S-REET, will receive fresh Supplies, three timesa week throughout the Season, (unless preventedby inclement Weather) where ...

... Prepared only by the Patentees, Messrs. hiitney, chemists by appointment to her Majesty, and their Royal Highiesses the Princess Victoria, the Ducsess of Kent, and the Duke of Sussex, and sold at all Chemists, Patent Medicine-venders, Italian Ware- houses, and ...

... begs respectfully to recommend to the Ladies the adoption of his ROYAL RESTORATIVE and CURLING CREAM, made expressly for the Queen, to he applied to the Hair previously to putting it in' paper. It will enhance the luxuriance of the Curls beyond description ...

... of best Full and Half-bleach and Superior Boiled, from No. I to 8. C- ROPE SHOP, 74, Hiqh-Street; CANVASS WAREHOUSE, 82, Queen-Street, Opposite the Corn Market. Wils LEAVE SCARBOROUGP7on the 25th ofTHIS MONTIH. TO THE INHABITANTS AND VISITORS OF SCARBOROUGH ...

... INFIRMARY. INDER THE! ESPECIAL PATRONAOR OP T1er Royal Highness the DUCHESS of KENT, AND Hier Royal Highness the PRINCESS VICTORIA. VICE.PATRON, The LORD ARCHBISHOP of YORK. PRESIDENT, Tile Right Hon. the EARL of CARLISLE, K. G., Lord1 Lieutcnant of the ...

... Spairinlg tile Childrelnr War rs tile ,oe ssuhtiuay oh' the thurcil re,.spectcd. byyI- s ee OETI MIFLIEC 01 n l The Princess Victoria has been suffirilng from a Iii cold from whlich, however, we are happly to state, she has re- sch covered. t )ieris DODW ...

... large, and of the. very best quality; consisting of Muffs, Tippets, Large Capes, Mantillas, Pelerines, Boas, and the New Victoria Flat Boa. 1 Furs of all kinds cleaned and altered, and Old Furs J exchanged, 28, Whitefriargate. F SMOKY CHIMNEYS AND STOVES ...

... ternilellished with 17 Engravi'l ago eteetilile houndin Morocc,I ?? l 5s., dedicated by special Pr mission t. thle Princess Victoria, rp HE CHRISTIAN KEEPSAKE for 1836, edited T ~ by thle Nev. WX'lMi'AM ELLIS; I A ';'cize I tic icc are ?? to ilic octr ...

... FULL-LENGTH PORTRAIT of the QUEEN, by Sir William Beechey. Prints, £2 2s.; Proofs, £4 4s.; before letters, £6 as. 4. PORTRAIT of His late Majesty GEORGE IV., by Sir Thomas Lawrence. Prints, £2 28.; Proofs, £4 4s. THE PRINCESS VICTORIA, by Golding. Prints, 15s ...