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... infant Princess was named j A lexandrina Victoria. The sponsors were his Royal Highness the Prince Recent, the Em- peror Alexander, who was represented, as his imperial Majesty's proxy, by the Duke of j York ; the Queen Dowager of Wit rtem berg, who was r ...
... last, on the first day of which she was taken by the Spaniards ; she was, however, re-captured on the 24th by the flag-ship Victoria, and proceeded with her to a port or bay in the island of Trinidad, called Claguaramas. At this place, conceiving them- selves ...
... site for the above; would have no obi ct on to attend on Two Young Ladies.â Direct w A. B- at Sir. Si.^siord'., Baker, lb, Queen Ann-street West, Caven- dish-square. ' AS Ukdfr Gardener, or Forematr, a Young Man, a'oout 21 years of age, who has a knowledge ...
... the rc-marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Kent ; but owing to the Queen's illness it was postponed, in order to enable her Majesty, if possible, to be present. Fortunately, the Queen was so far better, as to be able to be present at the double ceremo- ...
... Mare, Lot 7, 4 years old, in foul to the brother of Victoria. 11. A Bay Mare, (qualified for any Slakes) by Warier, dam by Alennnder, out of Kiss my Lady, by Highflyer, in foal to the brother to Victoria. By Messis. TATTFRSALL on Monday, March 15, following ...
... MONDAY'S MAIL. LONDON, Saturday, Jan. 9. THE Paris Papers of Tuesday last, which arrived yesterday, inform us of the death of the Queen of Spain. It appears that her Majesty died iv consequence of convulsions brought on in child-birth. About nine o'clock in the ...
... A. H at Mr. Syni_.s,No. j, Ludgatc-hill, will be immediately attt-tided to. BOAJID aiid LODGiNC. in the neignb.urhood of Queen-square. -ONE or TWO LADIES may be nc- coM^idat. d with BOVRD and LOOfJING in a respectable Farm /, where t .ere are excellent ...
... at the wes-t^nd ..f ho lowtTWUh'' whom he could Dtne Direct, post paid, to A. \\ Tw.rpen, v Post^iffice, corner of Little Queen-street, Holo-v-p. AS FOOTMAN or UNLHiR.bI/ri.WR.-VVaiits Direct R*N« i 2 t7 C,l; *_S ** Ye character. uirect H^lJoAtyVpoer ...
... ih*-ee be-t bed-roons, &c. the lease s^ven years. — laiquiries to be made at Mr. Yeeod's, Baker, Welbeck-.-tr.ei, comer of Queen Anne street. \ i OJJNG LADY, vry w«*U connected, \vLhes __.iL to become COM PAN lON to a Ludy or respectability; has no objection ...
... the Kiug'b JII in | I 111 ?? . ■ ' iANCE SOCfrTfY. FIR;, N CITIES— Cornlull; aod N0. 22, OW iblin.—lnsutuled in the reign of Queen sing principle of the UNION LIFE ' Policy made for the whole continuance te in. the Profits, without the Insured lili't y, ...
... included, may be had of the Stew- ards; of the Secretary, No. 33, Berner' s-street; and at the Bar of Freemason's Tavern, ('reat Queen-street. T77TIi7GENTi7OIEN% - CLERGA\^a _ FREEHOLDEItSof the Comity of NOTTINGHAM. Oevtlevev, rTJNjIK liberal professions cf ...
... Merchants supplied with all sorts of Harness on the lowest terms, at the Owner's, Loathis'sr names.. ' Repo-itory. 3, Liitle Queen-street, Holboro. /g-lO he SOLD, a well-bred GELDING, the «. property of a Gentleman ; colour Brown Bay, and sixyearsold ; i ...