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... either to Rnjaliilsor Republicans. Its only pr.rtiians were thole who, under it, hoped to retain their plunder. Under thefe circu.nltances, could not be induced to defpond, and ftill lei's to give the caufe of the French Monarchy altogether. Lo-d Belgravc ...
... L and begs leave to inform them, 'hat he conti- noes to carry on the. above branches of bullnfrs, (as a repjort being his circu:ation to the coejtrarv) and thiat axllqrd!rs will be attended to with cerefuilnefs, by their humble lerva~ut. Wanted A journeyman ...
... authmpd a GENERAL COLLECTION counedcJ therewith, ..11 the approaching NatFona Eaft. The fuperb Speflacle .if Cmi, a: the Royal Circus is great- ! ly r F ?? of in tiie i'aftioi.abk Circles, the fecue.-y. decoration- and ?? b ing of tlic moft elegant kind, ...
... iflionars of Surrey (where he relides) know, probably as well as thofe of other counties tha- tt te able it but half the requilitc circu in- Hance toa fair return, and that it it alfo ne- CeiTary tt be luillintr. A gentleman in Pembrqkefhire, to encou- Jage the ...
... feather-beds, mattrasses, and blankets; a neat mahogany sideboard, an excellent set of mahogany dining-tables to join, with circu'ar ends; pief-glasses Scotch carpets; mahogany chairs, finished in sattin seating; card and Pembroke tables ; chests-of-drawei3 ...
... trusting that in conjunction with Mr Jones, neither endeavour nor expence have been spared to render the performances of the Circus worthy their appro- bation, humbly solicits a further continuation of their patron- 'l'ickets to be had of Mr Cross, at Douglas's ...
... concluded a Convention with the French Commandant, by which the French are to have [The report of the capture of El Arifch was circu lated a month ago, but was contradicted by letters from Conllantinople of the 26-h l)ecember ; we believe, therefore, that ...
... No. I. James's Street. Doors to open at tat, to beidn precisely at oc veil.â Banes 3*. âPit as.â Gallery 1 .. ROYAL CIRCUS, I.EITH WALK. TO LET, THE PWKLI.ING-HOUSE, Stable?, ur.d RiiUiic School .1 oftheabowt. For parti.ulars apply to Mr Adams at ...
... t|ie rhice is rather diftant, but enchanting, and may It ili be made more fo. This evening the Entertainments at the Royal Circus are honoured with the patronage of the Right Hon. Lady Charlotte Campbell, on which cc- cahon a great deal of variety and ...
... opposite the Telegraph Coach-office, I.eith Terrace ; of Mr Wai.kkr, Pool's Heitel, and of Mrs Adams, at the Box-office of the Circus, where places for the Boies may be taken. ' A CAR D. IMPRESSED iv-ith every sensation ■ f! artfelt gratitude and respect, ...
... magnitude, ate to be punctually and fpeedilj paid ; and the legacies hereafter bequeath- ed are to be difcl.atged as foor. as circu—i— nets veil! permit, and in the manner nirefted. Item. Upon the deceafe of mv wife it is my will and defite that all the (laves ...
... h . 0 , i Ever WEDNESDAY at Elmo, o'Crock its the BY MR. A. DE L'ETANG, RIDINGivr AT T C: A O:URINGHEE ; HAND-BILLS are , circu t d wcricly to its All orders ref_ pelting the or purchufe, addrettea to Mr. Da L'E - rann, will be punttually at 7 ...