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... RAZORS OF IMPROVED TEMPER B KINGSBURY, RAZOR and PEN-KNIFE. MAK ER, informs the Public, that he has this Day opened a Shop at No. io. St. James's-street ; where his Razors (the exact temper of which he has lately discovered the means of ascertaining, ...
... I ; r- I , , - or* temper and fortitude which have been manifeffed lay all dekripti on of his Majefty's fubieets tinder the various and complicated difficulties with which they have had to contend. We refleft with f nriments of exultation on the dillingulfhed ...
... that the peop'le are at peace..---The temperate but univerfal refinance of the people of the' patch provinces to the plan for placing them under the dominion of Loins-BONAPARTE, calls, it teems, for the .attention of the cider brother. He has accorditagly ...
... A MODERATE and temperate Reform in the Abuses of the Constitution is due the people, who being their part just to the monarchical and aristocratical branches of the Constitution, who commit invasion of the rights, and seek abridgements of the powers cither ...
... America is constantly growing more temperate. It is only owing to the stupid barbarism of the Turkish Government that Egypt, which contained formerly, and ought now to contain, twenty millions of people, can scarcely reckon three : millions, and those ...
... W AN -h TED e in r ' a - .good Cook, ; fhe be good tempered, arid lln to nk herfelf ufeful.—Aopry to A. B. at Mr. Freeman's, Perfitm . :-..r, Piazza, Coventrarden. ...
... \y 'Family . in the country, V A two iNr ttFjeD by Perfons; Of good tempers; . and mott unexceptionable . cliaracters; • the one as rroletlect - Cook, the othet as Uppgr Maid, who mutt have been u fed to watt on her inittrels, and be perfed miftrefs of ...
... . . # A Yo#ng Lady, of coneitiatiklginanTr.rs, and . good temper, •witbes for .a fituation as pr:.p .. artorv, Govetneß Or Compatnon to a Lady; the prte,E•AiV ituderitihdsthe maitigernent ot chiltiten, forne thing ,of - hou'fekeepi'n,,z, and- Would ...
... Wanted, a perion or good temper and aciive airpotitien, not lefs than 30 years of age ; the uncleriland the management of children, and the ['lethal of improving them and forming :heir minds without ailfterity ; mud be capable of teaching the French Language ...
... This Day Is puh:lished, price Is. ~ The THIRD EDITION of 4C -TEMPERATE DISCUSSION of the CAUSES which have led to the PRESENT HIGH Pit Eof BREAD. . AD D RES SED TO THE PLAIN SENSE - OF THE PEOPLE. . Printed for j. Wright, Piccadilly. ...
... A itefpeelable Lad, of good temper and CA_ may hear of a Sittiation, as an 'Apprenrice to air Oilnian, by apph ing t o J. Ilautiman, Oilman, No. 7, Great ,Portlandflreet, Oxford fircet. WANTEI). a , Si:uation for a Youth-,- 17 rs . of age, either ag ...
... • ' . MO be SOLD, the ,Property , of . a Gentleman, a •reuiarkab!y handsome good tempered CHARGER, seven years cid, 1.5 hauls and a-half high, warranted sound,.. For . of Mr. Hughes, farrier to the queen; Mews. • • • - . .•• . • •'- • • • • • • ...