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... deceased, are requested to send the particulars of their accounts forthwith, to Messrs. Holme, Frampton, and Loftus, New Inn, London, for the purpose of having the same examined and dkcharged. NOTICE. —If Mr. JONES, who some time back left with I!Er. ...
... Inst. lIAND-IN-RAND FIRE OFFICE, No. 1, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS, INSTITUTED IN 1696. Dec. 25, 1826. ALL Persons whore Insurance becam e due at Christmas, are requested to observe, their Receipts are new ready, and should be paid within fifteen ...
... Dec. 25. JOHN WALLIS, Esq. will deliver at this Institution. during the Christmas Vacation, a COURSE of SIX LECTURES on ASTRONOMY, adapted to a Juvenile Auditory; to be illustrated by Transparent Scenery. To Commence en THURSDAY, the 2ith inst. at Three ...
... to the new order of 'thirga are i ' 4 The number of ham!i trigs in this day's Gazette is 21, insolvents 2. rennifested in Lielion. Hertfordshire. Sir W. A'Court, the Britian Ambassador at Lisbon, had au- Six new peblicatione in favour of the new ordernof ...
... with tiel !knife, and the latter accordingly acquitted. The poori creature was said to be insane. On the Saturday before Christmas-day last, a few perions from Ring, near Dullerarvan went out in r.. small boat to the hull of the brig E i th er , which ...
... Corrected to Christmas, 1826. 12mo, price Gs 6d, bound and lettered. . _ _ , • 2. PINNOCK'S EPITOME of CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY, with Historical Notices of the most Ancient Nations, &c. A new edition, revised by W. C. Taylor, A.B. With new Mnps, 12mo, price ...
... Latin, but Index. Svo, Sc Itichard Priestley, 143, High Holborn, London, To Capitalists.—lmnortant Freehold Property, Little Tower-street, a joining Great Tower-street, in the city of London.—Peremptorliy, by Mr. ADAMSON, et the Mart, en Friday, Feb. 23 ...
... the sale, or :q r . manse!), solicitpr. Cloak lane, London ; at Garraway's of Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Buzlcler,rhary, London, • Capital Family Residence, Finsimry-square, held unTlei : the Cltl' of London, at a Ground Rent of Three Guineas per annum.—BY Mr ...
... and Travels, 1 7 vols—Mitford's Greece, vole, ruesla—Ruffhead's Statutes at Large, best edition, 26 vole— Pennant's London, Illustrated, 6 vols—Fluffon Histoire Naturelle, 64 vole—Rurke's Works, 12 vole—Dodsley's Annual Reglster, 67 vols— Edinburgh Review ...
... Leger, vfi afflicting: 1 s e eni r a nru - _. the line of carriages reached considerably more than a mile. Litolff and Adams's new French quadrille band was in attendance, and gave r:Ge.auTpittt pinch euolnaysrtctt;hhea.wedt ill-blood ee l h y nAre c efan ...
... perhaps, a *tsTy unexpected result are contemplated from this unlooked-for contest. The poor people who have votes anticipate Christmas dinners from the event. Mr. John Boyle, Though he has not gone into particulars in hisfirst address, known to be favourable ...
... LONDON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1827. CLOAKS.-R. HOGARD larre assortment of Sable, Chinchilla, and Tippets. Opera Cloaks, lined with i- • • a vatiety of new figured allks for dresses . dresses, black Chant!liv veils, blond laces, a . (tresses, French merinos ...