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... Rector of Cheddon, Somerset, Oriel Col'ege IN CIVIL LAW. Rev. J. Hall, Christ Church. MASTERS or ARTS —Rev. G. H. Stoddart, Queen's Coll.; ltev. N. Morton C dI. The Rev. Mr. Hall, one of the Minor-Canons of St. Paul's Cathedrul, has been appointed a Priest ...
... PRINCESS VICTORIA —Sunday was the anniversary of the birth-day of the Princess Victoria, when her Royal Highness completed her tenth year.— this occasion the Princess received many visits of congratulation, among them that of the young Queen of Portugal ...
... treaty is going forward, with the consent of the Emperor of Austria, for a marriageb between the Dake de Chartres and the young Queen of Port ugal. f A splendid weview of the Guards took place in Hy'de-Park on Wednesday, at which the Dukezof Orleans and suite ...
... E BALI..-On Thisrsday week the King W gnvea Bell to ?? Branches of the nobility and oau gentry. The young Princess Victoria and the Queen of OC Portugal were present. gil SPANISt BAZA.At.-The Bazaar held last r; week, in the Hanover Roonts, London, hts ...
... with Offices, small Garden, and one or more Grass Parks, will also be Let, if required. Apply to William Bell, W. S. 19, Queen- Street, Edinburgh. 1 TO DRUGGISTS. THE STOCK, FIXTURES, GLASS, ?? RETAIL DRUGGIST to be disj posed of. with immedtoter»oaK«icß ...
... lots of lookers up, we have the Westmorland*, and the regular dish of the Shaftesburys, &c. But wb*re now is the ghost of Queen Charlotte ? Is there no spirit of the old school of propriety that will rise up,, and scare this eoierie of political subserviency ...
... RICHARD EVANS & CO. Beg inform the Trade, that no Goods are warranted unless coming direct from their Manufac'ory, No. 62, Queen-Street, Cheapsidc, I»ndoD the only the New Prinetpfo in the Kingdom. London, Oct. 28, 1829. the Bankruptcy of JOHN CROWTHER ...
... alind ices pricked con-. to tinsllay is perferel list Cole.' H-e nosy besought anid obtained It the ait luti eoiinteiisnce of Queen lfliz~abeth to his project for a voyagre thilther;* an uondertaking to swhich no EnglistInlan hadx Yever yet aspired. In ...
... pounds f.om the child - proved to la* her lloyal Highness the Duc’ Kent anil her daughter, tlj* Princes* Victoria, the ( all human proliat* fu.aie Queen of iim’.ci’jjcr. vvilhin a hu!it]reil ilic Hull's I Lad, oogsetoii, ha* veals m.d h,.s niucteeu chiidun ...
... the child—who proved to be her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, and her daughter, the Princess Victoria, the (in all human probability) future Queen of England. SUICIDE. —On Thursday week, Mr. Joseph Ripley, son of Air. Ripley, who formerly kept the ...
... from the child—who proved to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, and her daughter, the Princess Victoria, the (in all human probability) future Queen of England. Hardware T&ade. Mr. Cobbett addresses the following letter lo the Morning Herald, dated ...
... the family of the last named claim from Louisa England, Queen Denmark, as well as from he-r sister Mary, Landgrave Hesse Caasel. Class IV.—The very numerous descendants of Sophia ol England, Queen of Prussia, mother of Frederic the Great, &c. She was ...