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... ._ f - LEAKE - la te Lieut.-Col. ofthe Royal Artillery one of the Vice-Presidents of the Royal Society of Literature and ot the Royal Geographical Society, &c. &c. London : J. Rodwell, New Bond-street. REV. HENRY BLUNTS WORKS FOR FAMILY READING. AN EXPOSITION ...
... patronage which the-y have received from all classes of society, in- tend to continue in their Impression of SATURDAY, the 14th of June, ENGRAVINGS, showing the Great Banquet, the Throne Room, Ball Room, Palace Garden, &c, together with numerous other Engravings ...
... Hence the popular name of aria rizi, which it is said to bear all over Italy. HAYDN'S SEASONS.—The London Professional Choral Society assembled on Monday morning at the Flanover-square rooms, for the purpose of singing the chornsses Haydn splendid desciiptive ...
... -terrace, Kensington ; at the Rooms; andjat the principal Music Shops. SOCIETY for PROMOTING CHRIS- TIAN KNOWLEDGE. A SPECIAL GE- NERAL MEETING of this Society will be held at the Society's Honse, in Lincoln's Inn-fields, on FRIDAY, May % st One o'Clock, ...
... daily Terms known on application. -28, Old Bond-itreet, April 17, 1834. SOCIETY for PROMOTING CHRIS- TIAN KNOWLEDGE A SPECIAL GE- NERAL MEETING of this Society will be held at the Society ■ House, in Lincoln's Inn-fields, on FRIDAY,! May 2, at One o'Clock ...
... domination is dissipated ; she derbuss chargedby eleven bullets; approachhimuraus- improvements have been made in the sacred choral city Of Glasgow Life.. 51. per Len . , 1210 0 so , . • '' ' Pdi b II I lie Insur. 51. per cent. 100 0 u 015 0 A' • cc A ...
... shevied what % confusion and misery in society would ensue were its a absurd principles to obtain universal credence. But of a such a result ever taking place he had no fears. Look- r ing at the present aspect of society in regard to religion, r he was much ...
... purposes. . May 1,, IS2J. JOHN YOUXfI. Han. See._ SOCIETY for the IMPROVEMENT of PRI- SON DISCIPLINE, and ?? REFORMATION ,if JUVENILE OFFENDERS.— The GENERAL MEETING nf. ihe Subscriber* nqd Friend* to this society will be held on (TUESDAY, ibe 2M May, 1820, ...
... of this Society by the lamented decease of the late Duke of Northumber- land, his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal, be Elected to succeed to the office of President of the Royal Humane Society. By order, J. CHARLIER, Secretary. Society's Office ...
... inclined to support this Charity, and where the Society meet 00 the first Wednesday in every Month. The Treasurer desires to acknowledge the receipt ofa Let- ter dropped into the letter-box of the Society, from William Jackson, Esq. dated London, March ...