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... of the said Act, at the house of Robert Germ, being the sign ofthe Lamb Inn, in Ely, within the Isle of Ely and county of Cambridge, on Tuesday, the 14th day of April Inst, by virtue of the powers and authorities to them given in and by the said Act, rate ...
... Sono ; Messrs. Hamrnersley, Pali-M_.il; Biddtiiph and Co»; Charir.g-cross ; and Thompson, Print sei br to His Majesty, and the Duke and Duchess of York, Great Newport-street j where an Etching of the Centre Plate may he seen. ?? ^ - ■ . CARTOONS OF RAPh^-L ...
... blood for several years, Mr. Creasy having spared no expence to procure the best Rams. Catalogues may be had in due time at the Duke's Head, Lynn r Swan, Downham; Crown, Stoke; Lamb Inn, F.y : Rose and Crown, Wisbech, tkc. s[ V Sale to begin precisely at One ...
... Gentleman, a pair of BAY CURRICLEorCHARIOT GELDINGS, warranted to goquiet in harness. To be seen at Dean's Stables, Mason's Yard, Duke-street, St. James's, from eleven, till two o'clock till Tuesday next. They are parted with for no fault, as the Gentleman does ...
... ESTATE, DUKE-STREET, near the OBELISK, ST. GEORGES-FIELDS . _ By Mr. WILLOCK. At Garrawav's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, Cornhil' on Wednssdw next, at Twe Ive o'Clock, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situa.e on 'the East _v ,- . lde - a_ ni r- r ths ?? of Duke-street ...
... Tavern, Great .ueen-stieet, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant. „. PRESIDENT, •w Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, in the Chair. n. VICE-PRESIOENTS. J ls Grace the Duke of Leeds Hon. Thilip Pusey W : Noble the Marquis of George Hardinge, Esq. M.P. .Salisbury ' ...
... herself as one of the most fas- cinating dancers that ever appeared on the Opera stage, (and was long the ckere amie of the Duke of Dorset) died at her lodgings in Sackville-street, on Thursday last. Lady Borlase Warren, whose only son was slain at the ...
... j Mr. Smart's, Ox&fd-Street j and #ix. BirdialltS, . t\v ?? . SADLER6 WELLS. Under the PATRONAGE of His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE ]\ /[R. RICHlfR's ENGAGEMENT positively -iMii^. ?? ». «n two weeks after the present, h. will 1111S EVENING, Wednesday ...
... Tavern, Great Queen-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant. PRESIDENT, His Royal Highness the DU-KE of YORK, in the-Chair. ■ VICE-TRESIDENTS. His Grace the Duke of Leeds Hon. Philip Pusey .vfost Noble the Marquis of George Hardinge, Esq. M.P. Salisbury ...
... inquire of the faid Mr. CiiAMPLAT, Who will fhow the Premifes. GRAHAM, PRIiVTtNG-INK .MAKER, Removed from Wild Court, to No. 47, Duke- flreet, Lincoln's Inn Fields, LONDON, Begs to inform the Gentlemen, of , tnd Tiabi, that they may be fupplied with INK at ...
... \ ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Xfnslts the Patronage of Their RoYal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. THIS and every EVENING until SATURDAY next. May 23, a new Entertainment of Music and Dancing, sailed THE COUNTRY WAK ...
... nstituticn. The Resignation being accepted, Sir James Bland kirgcs, Bart. V. P. after doing Justice to tiie character of the Duke of SOMERSET, proposed him as PreMdent. He was seconded by Sir John Cox Hippkley, Bart. V. P. and supported from every part ...