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... -naai *t(i'cm]m''D | n^ SPORTSMAN'S CABINET. PART I. Enriched with Copperplates and Wood engravings. NOBLEMEN, and GENTLEMEN SPORTSMEN, and AMATEURS of the FINE ARTS, are refpettfully. informed, that Part I. ofthe SPORTSMAN'S CABINET} or A cor- rect ...
... Meeting, 1801, HYACrNTHtJS, then four years old, won the Subscription of 25tr*. each* foui miles, beating Chance, Stamford, Rolls, and Lord Fitzwilliam's Fanny. After which he had ' the misforfmie to' get lamed, and never would aeatn stand traiatrwr. ? ...
... rht Honourable Viscount Dudley and Ward. Right HonOUlalllc L>V.l M-ireh.imlei. Right Honourable Lord Grantley. Right Honourable la»e Lord Fortescue. RTrht Honourable Lord Montford. Right Honourable late Viscountess Dudley and Ward. Right ...
... Isotbe Advow%ou wf the Vicar- age of NVlhauau. P«rcy aforesaid. The above Manor mid Estate are eligibly situated for a 'Sportsman, beb.-* to the Nei-rtfoouibc-od i*f Sir Mark Sykei's Poxhyi) mis, and tfce O-inie *a*itbiu-the Manor in fell o» e'en- alio ...
... Also the AdvoWson of the Vicar- age of Wharrain Percy aforesaid. The above Manor and Estate are eligibly situated for a Sportsman, being in the Netghbouibdod of Sir -Mark- Sykfe-s's Foxhounds, and tbe Game within ?? Manor in full preservation. One ofthe ...
... y . X (1. The Fi/bi Hoiiourable the Ear! „f V., rl lAM im ,n! the ?? Mo: or.rab'-e thfi E.r! of Free* Osr,oav. lhe Right Honourable Lord BitAYSiiooKs. DIRECTORS. BUCKS. S'r Wm. Clayton, Bart ?? IcyfortL Great Mario*. Win. Pried, Esq. M. P. Tvni; »ha_n ...
... after tbe most improved met hud, \i--ed in Yorkshire ; be must also be equal to super- Intend the fiwishino, lai ping, and rolling Depart- ment, and keeping the Fielo account. It is particularly requested, that none will apply wbo are nat fully equal to ...
... _« Nature and Capabilities; this he ha-* endeavoured to attain, and hopes thereby to discharge his import- ant Duties with honour and satisfaction. His Pupils are considered Parlour Boarders ; and suffice it to say, that tbe young Gentlemen, en- trusted ...
... Letters most l»c post paid. S ALE of HORSES and CARR lAGES, DOKC A STRR RACES, 1809. MR. BARDW'ELL, of M/iscHksrEfi, has the honour of announcing ta Noblemen, Gen- tlemen, aud the Public, that he will hold a SALE by AUCTION, at L-on**_st.r, on the- Second ...
... the Electors, that if 1 should be the suc- cessful Candidate, I will exert my Lest Endeavours to correct them. I have the honour to be. My Lords and Gentlemen, Yonr mo-t obedient Servant, FRANCIS HAWKSWORTH. Heath, near Wakefield, Oct. 4, 1809. To THE ...
... increased means of showing his : gratitude, lie -wili be found more zealous than ever j to merit the favour of those who hare honoured biin ! with their Patronage. The character obtained by Mrs. Ca«--« ?? her long coiit'rtuance in Business, will induce ...
... will enable 'Aim,.lie trusts, to pay eyery assiduity and attention to the comfort and accciu. .-dation ot' those who iuay honour him with their t'avou.s. N.B. New and elegant POST CHAISES, .wth able Horses and careful Drivers. Good Stabling, &c &c. for ...