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... ell, Peczance. S id by Vigurs. Penzance; PsvUdori.'Penryu; j.t-ltleton. Truro -_ and Baytt^J^^rJmfar-: TV) fit; PUBLISHED, A IN ?? AT SIXPENCE EACH, I A Superb!// emU Wished London Edition of iIHE LIFE aid LAMENTABLE END of the late Beloved PRINCESS CHAR- : »TTE e»f WALES, on fine Paper aud in new ?? By D IMkiosb, L. L. D. Orders sent to Mr. Richard Arthur, Fair- r in'le Street, «>r to Mr. ...
... Price Tti. WEDNESDAY, December 17, 1817. $o. 14,6.35. -^Tfl f Ballynavogue cnniinning to be honoured viiih F, m ,« d«ting«i»hed approbation and applause, will be ..id) .»rr» evening tins week. CTRANO f HKATRK.— The SANS PAREIL.— % rH |S KVI-N I NC , aad l every Evening during the week, ■ti be ?? ; ...
... A capita DWELLINO-111OUSR, and Ware• £ house adjoining, situate ha Lands Lane, Leeds. at present in the Occupation of Mr. Jan The Premises are cry advantageously far • Ina. Modem* Ned way be bad ea the Fine of January. Apply se Mr. J•ckmo•, e• site wb• will allow the ...
... Westmoreland, will be given to good farmers, with sufficient capital: none other need apply. For further particulars apply at Castlehead, *£XZ ffSSKK - *'»' Lonsdale. KOVEMBS 12, 18»7. fJfsiRABLE TAN- YARDS. TO BE SOLD. OR LET, roR A TEftM OK YEARS, rfi.'h immediate possession, ri tl.oe TWO compact and very desirable A TAN-YARDS, adjoining each other, situeta town of Cartmel, in the county ...
... 'fe&fif ?? ?? v ?? - ?? -t -- ?? ■ -• »»4e *_T I 3rt_> dwl ?? ■ ?? wye ;^gffg|tllft ty J| gflk» v- ?? .. * : PtieeTZd+7 THURSDAY, December JB, 1817. Vo. JJ,636. m^TRE of MIDWIFERY, No. 68, Berners. I Wf] CLOUGH, Phy-ician- Accoucheur i.» the St. j .Hi f*Y, H ' General O.spensary, to ihe Kai'eavour Society. ! ■N'-Vrrrtl'n' lnrti- ...
... draw their troops from the French territory, sfore the end of the month of March ensuing. â ''^augmentation ofthe French forces, therefore, nst not be considered as a means of hastening ie j r removal, but as an expedient for supplying ieir place. jf ff e can rely on private letters from the de- jrtments occupied by the Prussian army, the uperior officers of that corps of occupation ex- cess ...
... Post-Oflicc, I Ik-Kticy, aill be didy attended to. DANCING, «fee. * Mr. OA3IBLE TAKES this opportitnitv of returniiifi Thanks to die LADIES and GENTLEMEN ol MAI.TOX and its VICINITY, for dieir Kheial Pii'rilnHge during Twenty Years; and begs leave to ! ?? tlu-tn tiiat be will attend again a*. Malt ov, f,r tre pitrndar of TEACHING, attcr die uext MIO- -80 AIM Ett BECESS. TiiFs MALTON SCHOOL ...