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... 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. ? ...
... to the Public Made and sold, wholesale mid retail, by- T. Palmer, Tost Master and Stationer, at East Grinstead, who Ins the honour of making pe.vs-for His Majesty, and , several ol the Nobility and Gentry of this kingdom. A ceneral assortment of Mr. Palmer's ...
... of the great road from London (through Newmarket) to Brandon Lynn, Svvail'ham, and Fakenham, extremely well adapted for a Sportsman, or any Gentleman retiring from business i consisting of a convenient messuage in thtcottage stile, fronting the South, with ...
... of the great road frbm London (through Newmarket) to Brandon, J^ynn, Swaffham, and Fakenham, extremely well adapted for a Sportsman, or any Gentleman retiring from business ; consisting of a convenient messuage in the cottage stile, fronting the South, ...
... inform the Public, that in consequence of her Son declining the business of this house, she ha. resumed it, ana hope, to be honoured vvith the kind patronage of her former ti i i*.ds, as it will always be her study and pleasure to ma-'e _ .-.iy possible ...
... and EXPERIMENTAL. INQUIRY into the NATURE ..nd PROPERTIES of the DIFFERENT KINDS of MANURES, 2s. u The GAME ; enabling the Sportsman to keep sit Account of Gime, when and where killed, and other particulars, in the manner of a Journal, 7s: 7. A CATALOGUE ...
... bathing place of Aldborough, and 6 from Yoxford ; the roads good ; the neigh- bourhood respectable; the whole forms to the sportsman a most valuable acquisition, the farms and woods being richly stocked with game, and from the pro-.'-nity of the covers of ...
... bathing place of Aldborough, and 6 from Yoxford ; the roads good; the neigh- bourhood respectable ; the whole forms to the sportsman a most valuable acquisition, the farms and woods being richly stocked with game, and from the proximity of the covers of ...
... bathing place,, of Aldborough, and 6 from Yoxford; the roads good; the neigh- bourhood respectable; the whole forms tothe sportsman a most valuable acquisition, the farms and v/oods being richly stocked with game, and from the proximity of the covers of ...
... Windsor) for' a renewal of lives in copyhold pre- mises, enjoyed by his ancestors for upwards of 150 years, by copy of court rolls, and tendered a con- siderable sum more than the customary fine. The Steward refused to renew, unless the said William Wharton ...
... on the ground, about ajo of the Tower Hamlets had the picquet, and a party of the West London Militia, formed the guard of honour. Alter the review, the King, the Dukes of York and Cambridge, together with some of the principal officers, went with the ...
... 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 ...