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... business of the day as they thought proper. Extract of a letter from Dublin, Feb. 7. Yesterday afternoon a most tremendous disaster happened in the Grove-room of the music hall, in Fish-amble-street. This room being appropriated for the assembling of the ...
... ofter» a- i di- ide it, fo that it may be more taiily brought away.— They ,r; Ilk' wife very bcnefiiial in wnfamptiom anJ (pitting of blood j art t v cbying to the llonach, but lather create appetite. So:d wbplefale only by Thoma* Howe, in Bath; and Francif ...
... be opened at Half after Six o'Clock, and the Performance to begin a Quarter paft Seven. Boxes, -rs. 6d.—»»Upper-Boxes, zs. — Pit, is. 6d. —Gallery; is. Previous to the above-mentioned Entertainments, the fame Company will perform various Feats of HORSEMANSHIP ...
... F one nJ 'wo liorfes. hi YOUNG LADY and the CHILD of PROMISE : 7 conclude •with THE TAILOR': DISASTER; Or, HIS JOURNEY to EREN 1 FORD, Boxes, Two Shillings—Pit, One shilling. Doors j ned a qu fix, and begin a lever. MelTs Handy and Franklin, during their ...
... annexed Plan; ? all thole Clergymen who are felicitous to become Sul>- feribei-s to the faid Annuitant Society, are hereby defi- red to fend their names, tbe place of their refielence, the age of thenifelves, and, if married, the age of their wives, on or before ...
... contains a'.ioul -,50c cubic feet of mea- sure-able wooel, and 6000 running feet of pit wood. The Measur- able Wood is cnl-, valnedat S d. per cubic foot, and the Pit Wood at one farthing per running foot. The Forest i-i situated with- in a mile and a ...
... before their bite idajestys of I ranee, and the whole Court of Versailles- ' HO-tS-tMANSaiI. BL-RI.EJQUm 1 Or the Humourous Disasters of the TAILOR RIDING TO BRENTFORD. For that night ouly the Miss Aoam. v 1 Dance a Grand ' Minuet & Gavotte, In cl sracttr ...
... formation of another army of 36,000 volunteers In Bohemia. The mails arc not sufficiently recent to give any account of the late disasters Italy. A Frenchman of the name of Perrigue arrived some hours after the last mail; this person haring reached Cuxhaven after ...
... for the accident, he re- plied, that an old witch had just come Irom the coast, who, from envy ami malice*, had caused this disaster by a counter conjuration, which made -ruleless Ins skill, and which he was informed ol too late; but he afterwards shewed ...
... aM, via. JAMES BALMKR. ondee Hjstfnmo Transportarluo, aged 47 Years, about live Feet cteht lii„bcs high, dark Completion, pitted with the Small Poi, longisb datk Hair, which (emetines wore tkd. Had a bluejacket, striped Vest, and leather And GEORGE WALKER ...
... material witness,,. who .was stated, by affidavit on the part of the Defendant, t be in Paris. The Defendant not being yet prep:;red for the Trial, another Rule *as made, on the Plaintiff to shew cause why this Rule should not be enlarged'until the next Term ...
... down'. 1, pall.ry was tiler , cleare4l for a ifirision, but 'we uncle Mood thatit did not take.;placgointil the question Was pit the sccpnci. re:Kiln-4.de Bill, the ourAers ,wev.,, Ayes 4-89--Noel443—=Majority 47, -The 'gallery was • keptt-locked tht.xemainder ...