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... p'niyersity of Paris. A new revised. Printed for Ltmgman, Hurst, - Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater, noetor-row ; New Bottd-.“reqt. This- 1 - Jay IS polli4Kd, in two yolifines 4ta, closely piutd, price three guineas anpra haL' in boards, illustr:.t:.:d with 1:1 of ...
... • Fire, Life, and Annuities—Capital Two MilliOns,—Qffice Ludcate - . •.. , • Hill, London. PE/?SONS iasured 2v , ith tins Office whose Policies - . , expire at Christmas, are respectfully informed, that Receipts for the renewal 9( the same now ready for ...
... inut. I NEW BOOKS, just published by JAMES CUNDEE, Paternoster -row, Lundell. illustrated and several hold lY COOKERY BOOK FOR CHRISTMAS,upon a Savin2,-Plan, printed inO r ze , Volume, n i d ai;ge o ' r Oc in tav 2d o Numbers, ed. each, • EW LONDON FAMILY- ...
... duration of the Sessions had been shortened since the Union, and that it had decreased with the increase of business. AS an illustration of this, he adverted to the manner in which the Chancellor of the Exchequer of Ireland had this night vindicated the delay ...
... , LON DON Books in the press, and .reeently published, by HEST FENNER, PATERNOSTER-ROW, LONDON. ZAPOLYA ; a Christmas Tale, in Two Parts. The Prelude, entitled The Usurper's Fortune ; and the Sequel, entitled The Usurper's Fate. By S. T. COLERIDGE ...
... from a conviction of the Superi o rity a m.Sos i -jer's New System of MUSICAL EDUCATION, he has determined adopting it, and o; , enitig an ACADEMY on its Principles, at an early period after Christmas, of which due notice will be given.—Appliea7 non tube ...
... , I _,•-z•V ,: ! lit . V ' ''''. i' 1H• 1 , I 1, 0 LONDON,. SATURDAYS DECEMBER. 27, Isl 7. [looks in the press and recently published,•nv I PEST FENNER, PATERNOSTER-ROW, LONDON. r7ApoLY A • Christmas Tale, in Two Parts: , .4FL.41. The Prelude; entitled ...
... LONDON. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBFR 3L 1817, ÜBSCRIPTION FOR ME. HONE.—At 4 MEETING of the FRIENDS of the LIBERTY of the and TRIAL 4 JURY, held at. the. City ol.London Tavern on Monday, Dee. 29, 1817- Mr. _ wArrtimAN m the Chair. _ , . Resolved unanimously, • ...
... e. T ' o-morrow Brutus, or the Fall of Tarquin, with Is He lie? or All Puzzled ! , A New Comick Pantomime has been some time in preparam.on for Christmas, and a New Dramatick Romance, in Three s, interspersed with Musick, will be produced on Thursday ...
... Hall, to whick .a young man of the greatest classical attainments will be elected. CHRISTMAS REVELS.—A singular occurrence took place a short time since at a Christmas feast m a ceu - iitry village. • The company (which consisted of the President, the ...
... e not to, be paralleled in the memory of the oldest florist in that neighbourhood. PIGEON ,SHOOTING.—On New Year's Day, ,at Lyndhurst, in the New Forest, a match, between Mr. GORDON and Mr. W. TOOMER, at twenty-one birds each, was decided in favour of ...
... twelve miles of London, - and the faci'ties of conveyance constant. May he viewed by applying on the premises, and privtod particulars had at the Griffin Infl, Kingston ; ltll i amp ton ; at the Auction Mart ; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New ond-stredt. • ...