... Her Majeftv has been pleafed to order two Plans to be drawn, the one for building a noble Palace on the Plain in Sr. lanicsN Park, and the other for building a magnificent Houfe on the Plain on Rich- mond-Gi'een. On Monday laft Mrs. Mapp of Epfom made ex- ...

... Acre* Ilka Lot, being Parcel of tha Open Land vi, PONTEFRACT-PARK. Seven ol the Lots, containing togctW Fifty Acres, ll* near the Town of I .ntefraft, and the Rcit lie on the Welt Side of the Park, next to Feather ftone. Further Particular*, with printed ...

... people, fome might be expected ; but, except tome men toes trod on as the foldicrs were marching out the park, do not hear, as yet, of any accident. His royal highnefs the Duke of York, went on horfeback from Whitehall, which is the lirft time of his being ...

... taken place into this calamitous circumstance there is but much reason to believe that tflis disaster was not the mere of accident broke the same time in three different places besides which a great mass of combustible materials has discovered loss to ...

... But where this deficiency has for years rained, a proper ' Perfeverance is indifpenfibly requifite to revive the (lumbering (parks of Life, and to re-animate the Conflict:don. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long been difippointed in that expectations of Family ...

... disturbance of last Monday night. in the of of Covent-garden 'Theatre, by exhibiting several placards, branfrom Lisbon ; Vindus, Cadwell; and St. Anna, Pierson, from dishing his stick as he stood upon the seats, and exciting and Malta ;Susannah, Liston, from ...

... 130—Pigs Newgate Ond Leadenhall Markets. BY the Carcase.' Beef •.. od to '4l 0 , 1 I Veal. Mutton .• • 4S ad to 5s 44 I Park ,••••• •• • .51 ad to 7s od RAW HIDES. I Best Heifers and Steers, (pet it.) Ordinary ils od to Qs 44 astad to as 24 Market ...

... Somerset. t Dec .19, Alderley, in Cheshire, Charles Gibson, Esq. Quermore Park, near Lancaster; to Miss Stanley, Kier to John T. Stanley, Ilan. Dec. 21. E. J. Littloton, of Teddeslev Park. Sta.tr9rdshirei to Hyacinthe Mary, yuungest daughter of Marquis W_Olealex ...

... hunting 'viii his master and several other on • fowry 11.loor, near Kirkstead, the harse, , n a 1 tell backwards, by which ,accident the horse's thi'gh was broken, and the collar lione of the servant dklocated. The odds on the Derby and Oaks hex! Epsom Races ...

... solved till a motion be made lor that purpose order is suspended. COURT OF KING’S BENCH, WEJtMiNirn, Dr* BREWER V. ELI.AR and CADWELL. This was an action for assault and false sonment. Mr. Gurney stated the case to the Jury, he said, was a respectable young ...

... dif- fi;ulty was effi eted; and the packet, after being driven down as far as Dungeness Light, arrived without anv further accident. His Lordship and L.adv Castlereag-h were on deck in their carriage, but happily received no injury. Lord and Lady C. slept ...

... and T. W. Tonie, Esq: TreariUrer, 'Htncy Geeb eir Esq., SecetariesDr. Williamssoand Mr. M, Blsiot Curator, Mr. John Atkinson, Park-Square; Cqttnki4 h Mr. E. S. George. Mr. Sangster, Dr. Hunferjr : . Wm. Gott, Mr; Edw. Baines, Jun. Mr. John Atkinssil, East-Parade ...