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... not terminated till a very late hour. The weather, which had been remarkably inclement, was then at its utmost rigour: a piercing sleet, attended with a strong north wind, seemed to have driven every human being to shelter that had a home to retire to, ...
... education. A reference can be given to the Lady she has just left, as well as to the School at which she was educated. Address, post paid, to G. C, at Mr. Ebers's Library, Old Bond-street. WANTS a Situation as GOVERNESS, in a Private Family, ...
... adjoining beam, and whores thinking thee ions chemises, observed them. A ears awl comb sus ions chaniton, .bsrrud *h.m A cart. apd coseb at tips moment drove down the street; and the prissier the road, took a tea-board, which; was ha it the ...
... morning the family were thrown state h n o r e alarm boyi by the p r i soner rushing dosio stairs in a e f t n ee ti n m aj a , t , i s n t g at t i h n a g t s t h ha e t ha d sh m e u dhrafered ldon h e er ...
... VW, .1 4 - a e , e.„ . a , s , • ~ i .. , , 1 , THE BRITISH PR,ESS. - . , . . - .1 , , . le, have b ee , THEATRES. ' DISTRESS of the SPIIALFIELDS WEAVERS. of which required a prnportinnete number of men to be een. thought a charitable ...
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... itting at Spithead, and will sail in a (lay or two Co „ to join Rear-Admiral Bowles' squadron. dice, 26, Captain George Elliot, will be reed,' to go out harbour to Spithe a d a t th e en d o f . August; The rk-r She has a crew , selected ...
... Chuichwardeus refused them tlie 7 u4r of the church. A proposal ' woe thin made to hold it in the church-ystd, but it was•tioally resolved that they slionlikineet Saristiury.square, whore two bindles a number of planks were litpl;;Lit.hy Mr. TiiortirE and ...
... several known smashers” in the tap-room, some af whom were suffered to escape. He had employed a person named Taylor, whom he described to be a printer, a tailor, a postman, and messenger at Mary-la-bonne Office, to to the public-house previously, and to furnish ...
... during her absence, taking with him a large bunch of seals.—lt is a pity she did not keep the watch. The Middlesex Jury at Clerkenwell made a complaint on Thursday, th t the Solicitor for the Mint did not pay them ...
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... watching in Shorne-wood, heard, at a short distance from ' them, a noise as of persons forcing their way through the wood, and in a few minutes afterwards they heard the snap of a gun, and a pheasant fly off from ...