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... will ready in a short Sixpence each. I. F. NQVERRE, JUN. ■ respectfully informs bis friends and the Me, that gives lONS IN DANCING, Kbsidbncb, Tb*4TRB Sqcaßß. for I.ADIBB ONLT. e\ery lufsday morning, at eleven. adbmy fortADiBS GBNTLBJii?*. rt «?ry adny ...
... but small deficit in the duty under this item of revenue, at the end of two, or at the utmost of three years. Such is the competition of the traders now, that were the duty to lowered to the point referred to, *. e., is. per ound on teas all round, the millions ...
... so kindly and liberally bestowed upon Mrs. J. C. during her lesidence in Cimbiidge. Terms may known by applying Mrs. J. C. DANCING TAUGHT AS USUAL. 3, New Square, Item. KJfA, 1837. C. BENTON, PLUMBER, GLAZIER) PAINTER, Petty Cury, Caml/ridge, TAKES this ...
... and Plough Shares -Betbs Jet it to hire.—Solar, Vesta, and Padner's Candle Lawns, and Candles French, Parisian,, and. Clogs, fattens Clogs, &c. ...
... being made by the first rate LONDON Wurktnen DRESS PU %I PS VERY BEST SILK LINED IMPROVED BUFF SOLE DANCING PUMPS—thew! are a DE 5 6 SI DER ATUM is the Dancing world HATS, IN GREAT VARIETY. CAPS. 4 6 DITTO . 7 PLATES PLATES 8 0 /ER • l4 0 41 sznimarrs 41101171117 ...
... government, and was Iscakulably increased by the grasping cupidity of the Shah, there grew up in his reign spotter and most serious clog to the prcgreas na tiooal prosperity.—ooe which. unfortunately. increased with every year of his life; and that was his mode ...
... Temperance Brass Bands, who will perform some of the i- Most Popular Music of the Day, in Polkas, WaDzis, Quadrilles, i, Country Dances, dec A PARTY OF PROFESSIONAL GLEE SINGERS are engaged, and will Simr, at intervals, variety of • Glees, Catches, Madrigals ...
... Stewards. The WORSHIPFUL the MAYOR. VISCOUNT CAMPDEN R. LUCAS, Esq. Hon. M. P. BERTIE E. BAR BER, Esq. Hon. A.WILLOUGHBY. | Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Tickets, 7*. each, may be had at the Assenibly™oms and at the Stationers, Mr. Mortlock's and Sharp's ...
... BOMBAY GAZETTE. with the aid of such surplus, would have cast the balance of competition (in an open trade) very materially in its own favour. According to the arrangement now made by the Committee, with the consent, and indeed at the instance, of the ...
... vicinity of another licensed house as an argument in favour of a second licence, because of the advantage to the public of competition, whilst they would hesitate to introduce this species of nuisance into streets and plsces where it does not already exist ...
... the pails; it produces the molt decant (Wire to Gentlemen's Huftir Boots and Diets Shoes, as well as to the Boots, Shoes, Clogs, &c. of the Ladies. It is fold by Robert Hardy, the Proprietor. at No 3, Barnard's Inn, Holborn ; and by molt Boot-makers in ...