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... MOORE, Manchester - , corn-dealer. Solicitors, Mr. Rymer, and Mr. Lewtas, Blanchester ; and Mr. Norris, John-street, Bedford-row. _ J. MILNE, Liverpool, tavern-keeper. - S - olicitors, Messrs. Blaokstoek and Fiance, King's-bench-walk, Temple; and Mr. Frodshaan ...
... any thing. - , THE NAUTICAL LORD! Ala— The tight little Island. I sing of a Dandy. Lord PHILIP the Sandy, So famous for rowing and sailing; Not in love much with fighting, In LOVE yet delighting - And such kind of innocent failing! Would you like that ...
... years transportation. William Gower, Nvas found guilty of stealing 150 prints from hi,: employer, a publisher in Paternoster Row. A female indicted at the same time as receiver of the prints, was not called on for her defence. The ahove Sessions having ...
... plaintiff, who carries on business at No. 7, Little St. 'Thomas Apostle, to recover from the defendants, who reside in Paternoster-row, damages for the injury sustained by him in consequence of it libel upon his character which had been published by the Guardian ...
... VOLUME to the notice of his numerous Staunch Supporters in the Sporting World. London: printed for KNIGHT and LACEY, Paternoster-row; and P. EGAN, 113 ; Strand., INDIA SHAWLS and SHAWL HANDKERCHIEFS Bought, Sold, or Exchanged, at EVERINGTON and GRAHAM'S India ...
... press on Satur,\tievi34rsitishwe Could 4de lit more than mention a Meeting of h ° r Ca ll ] Qlic Association that day at the C row n an d , e ; f)i llttl - , 111 , Strand. We shall not now devote any of our the report of the speeches delivered, which suffievince ...
... Green Mantle, vide Red Gauntlett. Miss E. E. KENDRICK.-608. Miss Page Turner. MRs. MEE.-629. The Duke Northumberland. MRS. J • Row!NsoN —676. Mrs. Coutts (a very Bacchante) MRS. MEE.-761. Mrs, G. B. smith. 1 - IEA- PitiEv.-7775. • The .Rev. S. Sullivan. %V ...
... sensation : 6 ' A „ fid I fell out, n d what do ye tilink it was about; , : 0 I n wife, and he had none, 0 was how the row begun. Ratie ea 4n %%led ge ld bk of this, as well as of many other eireum-4g4:li't i 8 413:erfectlevs'. of which w e are quite ...
... petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. BROUGHAM then presented a petition from James Gifford, pub- Hiller, of Paternoster Row, praying for the encouragement .of cheap publications, and complaining of the advertisement duty. The Ron. Member also presented ...
... injured. On Tuesday last, at Gravesend, Mr. Kerr undertook, for a wager, to ' perform the following feat within the hour—to row a wherry on the Thames one mile, to run one mile, walk one mile, trundle a hoop a mile, and, finally, to drag a chaise one mile ...
... Solicitors, 'Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. , . . • CHARLES LAWRENCE, of Drury-lane, tallow-chandler. Solicitor, Mr. , Roger Hall, 13, Great James's-street, Bedford-row. THOMAS CRAVE N JOSH UA PARKER, Heckmondwike York, scribbling-millers ...
... Mr. Granger, I,oseds: RICHARD BLUNDELL, Liverpool, distiller. Solicitors, Messrs. Adlington. Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford row; and Messrs. Radcliffe and Duncatii Liverpool. CHARLES COOKE and JOSEPH BOOTH, Manchester, dealers. Solicitors, Messrs. Appleby ...