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... company consisted about 2ol) pcr- “After dinner, t!.« |)iviposccl_ succession the toastst.'lnireii ami Kins ,e Queen” ,fc The I’rineess Victoria, ami the rest ol the Koval Family”- The Navy of Great Uritam Lord Hill, ami the Army”—which were severally drunk ...

... Makoonse, Chief of the Chip, pcwa tribe, who has lately been exhibiting his skill in the use of the rifle at the Strand and Victoria Theatres Consumption was thecause of her death, the age of 23. She was. for an Indian, a beautiful creature, possessed of ...

... Worksop, Retford, and Hull. Performed the Public’s obedient servant, WM. TRAVIS. Patronized by her Majesty the Queen, T. R. //. the Princess Victoria, the Duke of Sussex, together urilh the majority ...

... Patronized by her Majesty the Queen, T. R. H. the Princces Victoria, the Duke oj Sussex, together with the majority of the EngliJt Aobility, WHITNEY’S ROYAL COUGH LOZBTVGES, BEING prepared from Black Currants snd Ipecacuam, are stron .iy recommended hy ...

... Messrs. John Thomson and Son, Solicitors, Back King Street, Manchester aforesaid. Patronized by her Majesty the Queen, jT. H. the Princctt Victoria, the Duke of Sutsex, together with the majority of the English Mobility. WHITNEY’S ROYAL COUGH LOZENGES, BEING ...

... druggist, April p, and May at Basiughall-slreet; solicitors, Stamlan 1, and Long, Bouverie-street. Glossop, Joseph, of the Victoria Fbeatre, Waterloo-road, printer and bilUstllcr, April I, May 12, Basinghall-strcctsolicitor, Lewis. Bern aid-street, Kussell ...

... respect the toast I now give you—the health of our most gracious Sovereign. (Cheers.) The King.”—3 limes 3. The Queen, the Princes Victoria, and the Royal Family.” At this stage of the proceedings, a banner used the election of 1807, and which was inscribed ...

... Wednesday evening, about one hundred members and friends the Temperance Society met to take tea in the scbool-room attached to Queen street chapel, when addresses were delivered by several speakers, who detailed various instances the reformation persons addicted ...

... Esij , professor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, and granddaughier of the late IRr. Joseph Smith, of Queen-street. The astonishing vigour of her maid, and the ex'ent and variety her acquirements, foretold her an ornament human intellect; ...

... Mr Archer, Beauty of Rochdale: 4, Mr Machin, Lord 2k.ion; 5, Mr Wood, Lady Grey; G. Mr Archer. Lady Hood; 7. Green, Tyso’s Victoria; 8, Archer. Triumph Royal. Red Pii\* ter. i, Mr Wood, Herd s Alpha; i. Mr Archer. Seedling 3; and 4. Oates, Martin’s Prince ...