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... As to rhe li._7.ry of Bankers, to which the Hon. Gentleman a -hided, tht - . out •! n.t be sub- ject to ir before* rhe sth April next j and ?? that times cm* measure might be ?? to.* the purpose cf staving such pro. - cfss.B. I.i the mean time the Bankers ...
... PASMORE, Sec. Ci \ B Tic Anniversary Dinner of the Governor* of the Riojinsbun Dispensary , will be on Thursday tiie lath April, an/if ' ?? ...
... London, broker. April 17. T Donnison, of Prcscot-streer,Goodrnan's-fields,. Middlesex, merchant. April 17. W. Leveridge, of Saint Leonard, Shoreditch, Middlesex, cabinet-maker. April 18. Mary Seeker, of Lynn, Norfolk, linen-draper. April 17. Jacob, of Poole ...
... Russel-strect, Coyeut-garden. Doors to open at halt past ive, to begin at half past Six o'Clock. 4s. Second Price -2.5.--Pit as. Second Price rs. Is. Second Price 6d. WATI,EN,. Singing, Violin Mastr, begs to his Pupils hen removed Nu.2B, Hity-market, to ...
... of April, to his friends, says, We have this moment, dis.. covered a conspiracy of a mo&t diabolical nature, formed by about men, to murder the principal Officers on board. It was agreed by. those implicated in the sanguinary plot, that the Second Lieu ...
... consisted of the Old St. Geo George's, Loyal Westrtiiniter, and the two Regiments . Queen's) it+ of General BURRARD ; and the second, the St, Gile%'s, Bloomsbury, Duke of Glou. and 'Loyal Was:minicar, The Sharp-shooters aged inunder tile command dependent ...
... Ci-rk ..f the Peace. Clerk of the Peace Office, W-.ktfieid. May ai, i?O4. East-Ridmg SHOW of CATTLE, GREAT-DRIFFIELD. THE Committee for condu£ting the Concerns of the SHOW, confiltmg of the following Gentlemen, W. ST. QUINTIN, Efq. TATTDN Efq. Rev; Mr. ...
... respective stages. Tbe only public one was the Irish Government Account Bill, which was read a second time, aud ordered to committed to-moirow Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS.â Tuesday, June 12. The linen export exemption duty bill was read a second time, and ...
... ponement of a few days to the second reading of the Bill for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, being of opinion, that it would be impossible to pass the Bill, without considerable alterations. On his Lordship's motion, the second reading was appointed for ...
... the total to s h of bis memory and his humour.—lt wa , however, given out for a second representaton. Parisot, who has so long delighted the public with her graces on the stage, said 'o have been married a Gentleman of considerable fortune, and will therefore ...
... career plows, moo, Of them in coloat., et 11 7.. bond,. he LIEF. of MACKLIN. An of the D ass, and a complete (berms of the Stage, dining a ur 100 years, I Vol. . with fine portrait, dos. 6d. SATIRES OF PEKSIUS, eatelitrd by Drummond, leo. b.mutiftely Ittil•ver ...
... has treen Othello on the French Stage. In the the. French svottlti nut have ~en., Drama from so barbarous a writer as ; but their boasted Revolution has reconciled them to barb'arisms in torte as in , Jolt D A H'S second appearance this season at : ltichtnonti ...