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... reet, where all country venders arc requefted to apply. It fold retail by J. Williams, Perfumer to his Majrfty, No. 41, Pall Mall; at Melvin’s Perfumery Warehoufe, No. 70, New Bond-ilreet and the Britilh Directory OBicc, Ave-Maria Lane, St. Paul’s Price ...
... the Duke of York, and fevcral General and other Officers, came down the Mall from Buckingham-Houfc. After his Majefly had been about half an hour upon the Parade, thy battalions palled him by companies, moving (low time, the Officers faluting they paffed ...
... 28te of April it was: feen rifing. from the erater in the form of a pine, the head of which was hid in the clovds, cafting {mall fragments ‘ones for twentynikes round.s this ftate 1 cominued, till the finoke fudder!y ceafed - of May, when the On-the ...
... Continuation of the female Pr????? from our Paper of Tuesday left. Effluvium invar ruff is ViKGIL. Tie captive malls there tempt the rafim? tide, their chains, with tor their goifk- '-'Dry dcv. Vehtti You map even fee here as in a&lajs. THE day's ent ...
... went to the Duchefs of Cumberland’s, who gave a grand route at her in Pall-mall, though it was drawback to the fulnefs of the Ball-room. HOUSE of COMMONS. Friday, June 5. At quarter pall four o’clock, the entrance of the Chancellor the Exchequer, Mr. flat ...
... of another private conference with his Majelly. Mr. Pitt afterwards liopt, for a fhort time, at Lord Templeâs houfe in Pall-mall, and afterwards returned to Hayes. It is faid, that the intended change in the Minillry, which it had been reported would ...
... the honour of another private conference with his Majefty. Mr Pitt alterwards llopt for a fliort time at lord Temple’s in Pall Mall, and afterwards returned to Hayes. 5. In his Majefly’s proclamation for continuing officers in the Jfle ol Man, inferted ...
... Scions of the ftock, Wish equal rhet'rick urge the* parent block. «* Father, cries Dicky, let's live near St. James s — Pall-Mall and Piccaelilly ! there the game i- ! We get no money here, there's none to lend, The city's now as bare as t'other end! ...
... there was a formal (ettlement of precedence. 7. Ycftcrday Colonel Tarlcton arrived at the Royal Hotel in Pall-mall from France. 8. The Finance Budget is fuppofed to be fo near, that feveral bankers have held meetings already to conftder about taking the ...
... guns tin the main deck to he miaow, and fired into her bows. At two A. at. all hcr malls were away. In this lituat Am we towed her before the wind engaging till a quarter pall fist, when the called on that they had Druck. The Second Lieutenant arta ten men ...
... the Primer* ike Reading Paper; the CafHe, Wmdfor; Sun, Maidenhead Bctham'*, Salt Hill; the Rainbow Coffee-* Houfc, and in Pall-Mall. THAMES NAVIGATION. THIS to give Notice, That at a General Meeting of the appointed for putting into execution the Aft* ...
... their refpeclive diftr.dts. I hat the fuui fubferibed be paid immediately into the hands of Meffrs. Crofts and Co baukers, Pall Mall, or to the Chefter 01 Carnarvon Banks lubjeel to the management of the laid or of a committee tlieni appointed to draw for ...