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... published; Is T. J Horsley Curties, 4 vols. ISs. sewed. An:lent Records, by the say.ne Author, 4 vols. 18s.. sewed. Arid, or Invisible Monitor, 4 vols. 18s. sewed. Plain Story, 4 vols. 18.4. s e w ed. • Midnight Weddings, 3 155. 6d. sewed. ABERCROMBIE'S GARDENER ...
... answer had elapsed, and we had good reason for believing that he was in the T own, or at least, in the neighbourhood, the invisible soul and mover of all that had passed. ' The General in Chief sent hack the Deputa. the plains are completely saved. General ...
... bad, or doubtful. It was replied on the mine day, That, on the voyage, neither the army nor the squadron had lest a single man. That the General in Chu-f was very well, and was with the advanced guard several leagues from the Cape, alien the order was ...
... called The Brazen Mask ; or, Alberto S Rosabella, is in rehearsal, and wh be produced next ?? Mr. Macklin's Comedy of The Man o the W orld ,„ pieparation, in wiiieh Mr. Cooke will make his first c raws at this Theatre, in the character ot sir Pertinax ...
... you my most 'graterul acknowledgements, for the honour you have cOn fee red me .by eleaing roe to the Office of Physician and Man -. Midwife to your Institution, an Office which has, for many years, been so ably filled by Dr. BLAND. In the clischtrge of ...
... the judgment with deleft without trn.h or reason. It is impossible to marie the progress of personal interest in thcaftions man, every part of whose conduit has been con. netted together chain of uniform morality, w hose tone is decisive, whose style language ...
... proach, and is siicnt. Surely a man who can preset ye such equanimity of temper, eh., c.?.n maiotain the composure of his mind, and listen to unmerited reproach, wiihoutthe consci- ousness of deserving it, merely such a man is enti- tled to the first place ...
... knowledge of Geography. Direct, post paid, to A. Y. No. 3, Charles-street, Port man-square. T~O be LETT, a Six.StaTl~Stable, with Double Coach-House for two carriages, coach- - man's- room, with other conveniences, in Great Cumber- land-mews, Adams-street ...
... ~ . . his THREE Wives : a Novel. , at Hillidge's, Manchester. Attorney; Mr. N. Millie, Tcitiple. b_Printed for Lane mid New man,. Leadenhall-street; and sold ! J. Alger, Walcot, soap maker April 21, May 18, at 11 . , J every Bookseller in the _United Kingdom ...
... felt by the nation to the last hour of its political existence, the arrival of vhich hour it wilL. coo, strongly, thought invisibly, tend to accelerate. Ho- War is t1he soul of a nation, wbich, the rm- ecnt it is deprived of its animatiog inlu- arce. eease& ...
... five only of the remained alive, and I the survivors were weak as be unable to throw I the dead overboard—they ate part of one man, and, with this exception, had not tasted food for seven I days. On rhe th, they were picked by a ves. sel which carried them ...
... of that snacious SHOP and PREMISES; desirably si- 1 near the Market-house, at 'UXBRIDGE, well worth the ! i 'ltittion of a man of business. The Premises and Goods maybe viewed, and further particu , ' had on a p oi„ t i on I . Mossrs. Hodder and Fairlie ...