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... 1817. My dear Lord,-I think your Lordship may be desirous of knowing, whether there will be much business immediately after Easter; and I therefore take the liberty of recalling to your recollection, that several notices have been given for motions by the ...

... EASTER PRESENT. i This day is published, w;th fine Frontispiece by th Romney, 6s. boards, K jAMILY ANNALS; or, the SISTERS. L. FA L By MARY HAYS, A & Author of the Brothers, Female Biography, Histo- rical Dialogues for Young Persons, Harry Clin- e ton ...

... of is future exertions. Circus, Afa-ch 11, IS18. MxR. BRAI~AM. ISubscribers and the Public are respectfully cbted, that, on EASTER MONDAY, 23d Itts, there wrill be a D AMIS.:l .LANEOUS CONCERT, FOR WHICH lIRS. SALMOA 4- MR?. BRAHAM ARE E2GAGED. XAf toill ...

... o'6clei. Im to bc aisened at Six, and tse performance &A selal precisely. L. ?? Mr. JOHfN SCAitSBRICiC leellued - Dsess is rise Provlison Linte, May 2, llSIS MhONEY. - . IsUM Nf £0,oo000 WANTED. on.Secruity ofl LntrE(S[Vi: and vcry Vashle FUe*OLD DL BILLIARD ...

... have been issued, inlenter, to cosoel the Archdeacon to do his duty, as the Church. 'wardens were always elected from Easter to Easter. This had been unaccountably neglected but lie hoped. this subsequent neglect wouild'pt shelter the Archdesa- 0cog in ...

... February, but post poned on account of the demise of our late :evereign, will be given on EASTER MONDAY, April 3d. `Mr. WILSON's ANNUAL BENEFIT is fixed for SVSESDAY in Easter vweek; and the EIGIITH and' EAST SUBSCRYPTION CONCERT1Z On TUESDAY, le 8th or a5th ...

... aarrisonscs ! On account of the odiousness of this principle. which was 0 iexhibited by the protracted pollings to which it gave tl rise (Mr. Dutton insisting upon a poll upon every ques- tion, in order to disgust the town with it) there was, atb last, a pretty ...

... motion, that, in the absence of the Rector, and, as amatter of courtesy, Mr. Churahwarden Benson be 'led to the chair. This gave rise to a long conversa. i tion; in the course of which, Mr. Dutton objected to the motion, on the ground that, in the course of ...

... billows yawn and bellow for their food, Is not with perils so beset as he Whose throne floats on the wavy multitude. First rises Fortune's tide; no billows rude, Tii- swol'n by Conquest's stream, torwaves it springs, RAnd dances o'er the lands; then the ...