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... entitled T the Tem- plar; or a Tale of Framaliahom Castle, by the author of The Golden Cross, will shortly be put upon the boards. The decided success which The Golden Cross achieved, not only at Ipfwich, hut at other theatrgs in the country, leads ...
... Sunday evening at his residence, in a Golden-square. I. DEATH OF MR. JEREMY, THE POICsEE MAGISTRATE. ?- _-This amiable and highly-esteemed gentleman expired e.'at his residence in the village of Chiselburst, Kent, on ie Thursday night, after a few days ...
... every one, reftored to perfect health. PETER JONAS. Witnefles to the authen- ? JohnStrih ocr, ticity of the cure, 1 ...
... death of Mr. Henry Prenlis. a gentleman greatly beloved by all who knew him,, and possessed of great influence in that part Kent. He died the early age of the small pox. We copy from the Rochester Gazette the following tribute to his memory, understood ...
... ?? PATURDAY, JULY 22d, will contain the following ' SPlEND lID ENGRAVINGS :- WI ...
... world. patients writing for the same, will Bank Note. Atleodanoe at home for mmaeWiow OOSSsodCo. M. R. V.Senpeone, No. 11, Boot • • Jmkl |.obl»»l.ed(Seteoloertb LIFE, fiMMliar «• ttS!i.._»id. to the Female Sex. May bndst W. PhhdWosXrr ,ow, London; H. ...
... youngest son of Mr. Jeremiah Smith, butcher, of Upper Orwell Street, in this town.—On Sunday last, aged 52, Mr. James Irons,boot-maker, of Bury. —On Monday lust, in her 77th year, Mrs. Delariviere Primal, sister of the late Rev. J. Cashornc, of Pakcnham ...
... 11t0111 ally UnpIle-asinit Smell, andt _ v.ill letain its viilles i22 any cmlii a tp. - Sold'vetail by 1h22 printcipal Grocnrq, Boot-makers, Oil- meri, and Perfitiers,'iii the niwd Kingdem. Uste hit S ~ ~ A --l - l'F)T At 1-YP, SUPPOLK. FARMIN G STOCK, H OPHOI ...
... and Thomas Smith, Leicester, banker*.—Wm. Musgrave, Leeds, dyer.—Janie* Breaslcy, Leeds, victualler.—Wm. Exley, Manchester, boot-maker.—Thomas Marrian, Sheffield, common brewer.—(Total 8.) TUESDAY, June 13. INSOLVENT.—H. Bourne.Wolsingham, Durham,atto ...
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... best behaved women in each regi- ment itn instructitig the girls in plain work and knittiig, and employing the tailors and boot and sholenmakels urfeach a leginlelntinI inwstrcting theboys in thfir respective trades; by wiich mneans ?? w hole mnay; at ...