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... Majesty arrived at the Queen's V v Palace from Windsor. At two his - st y held a private Levee, whep the fol- ijg had the honour of being presented to „ :^-His Grace the Duke of Bedford, upon return from Ireland ; Admiral Bertie, upon ,;rjnff his $ a ...
... terms of the Capitulation,^ which are not less favourable, than at first reported. â The garrison marched out with all the honours jf war, and are only bound not to carry arms igainst France for the space of one year. â Eor he Bulletin see last page. ...
... to the Wisbech Canal Company. Wisbech, June 17, 1807. ?? Royal Family, by almost all the NobUity, md by every celebrated sportsman in the United Kingdom : * Distemper. * His Medicinal Powders ftr distemper, price is. 6d. per packet, ?? sufficient for the ...
... The most strict ceconomy is required with respect to stores of all sorts, which the Lady will superintend herself — French rolls, cakes, pre- serves and pickles, will also be required. Apply to the Printer of the Bury Newspaper. GEDGE'S TOWN AND COUNTRY ...
... has experienced during^*) year* residence, cannot omit an opportunity of returning his sincere thanks to all those who have honoured brnv with their sup- port, as the whole of his future life, if protracted to the latest period of man's existence, wouki ...
... '•> I\ ; or. 'I ?? Mil n Irbai-1.. Sf.*> ?? ,■ mid iii-c •»iih which Lie i.. w Ijiter- ,-^Y 7 .V 1 v)*i Ntl L • l-a- been honoured by 'telice, it «'•' r repeated on Mt.ini.iy, Toes- ■ ...
... The most strict ceconomy is required with respect to stores of all sorts, which the Lady will superintend herself.— French rolls, cakes, pre- serves and pick'.es, will also be required. Apply to the Printer of the Bury Newspaper. HANSLIP'S CREDITORS. MR ...
... liroo'ke William, No. 237, Piccadilly. B.uck-liaw- John, Capel Joiin, and Cucrton Richard, Royal E-ciia i_c Cornhill. i ?? roll , ieorge, and Jones Ja - nes, No. v~3, Oxford-street. Carter William, and Samuel John Howard, No. 8, Charing- cr is.s. Daniel ...
... 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 ...
... Since my letter af the 25th, which stated the si- tnation of the sloops you were pleased to place un- der my mmand, haye the honour to acquaint you, that by availing myself of your orders and the information derived trom the Mary, of Liverpool, T sueceetled ...
... consistently with their oath. .25th: All bills of exchange, drawn upon and indorsed by subjects of Great Britain, shall be duly honoured ; however, not that payment shall be made to the presenter of the bills, but to a Committde, which shall be appointed to ...
... engaged a Tutor ofthe tir-t abilities, and can have the assist- ance-of the best Ma-ters. Any OVniL-men, or Ladies, vt ho niay honour her w ith their attention, ate requested to apply lv Mr. I'abart, Juvenile Library, Old Bond- street, who will give refer- ...