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... TO-MORROW J. EVENING (Thursday), Jnnnift-y 6ih, a GRAND SE- U..'T!ON of MUSIC will be performed on the APOL- U)MCON, by Mr. THOMAS ADAMS, accompanied by Four eminent Professors, commencing at Eight o'Clock, in -vrfcicn » ill be introduced the Overture ...
... -x; be left at till called for. T* m, APO r .LONICpN.--THIS EVENING, MUSIC wnihll > Li ain,ar > 6 * a GRAND SELECTION of THOMAS A ife ffiT for,ned «.'•'« APOLLONICON, by Mr. co,^eacixx^vb^ C Tx VA^ b y F °«r ...
... Esq. M.P. Sir Thomas Webbe, Bart. John Bent. Esq. M.P. John Farquhar, Esq. Charles Morgan, Esq. Charles Forbes, Esq. M.P. John Westou, Esq. dieectoms. John Bent, Esq. M.P. Wm. Paxton Jervis, Esq. James Bolland, Esq. Wm. Sargent, I'.sq. Thomas Henry Call ...
... Ksq. M.P. j .Nlauaging Director — John Clark, Esq. Banker* atid Treasurers— Me*srs. Marten, Call, and Arnold. -■-i.^O'ian— Thomas Thomson. M.l). Conduit-street. Solicitor— Mr. William Spike, Temple. rtie Eiir„*m* Cimpanv grant As.-ur.inces on Lives ...
... 00 F. Le Grix 1 10 Homo 1 00 J. and C. White ?? 110 W. Rust 100 Thomas Steven* ?? 1 0 0 The Bril Uh Press i,nd G. C. Hicks 1 0 0 Globe Newspapers. 10 0 0 At Smith's. Mr. Agnew 100 Thomas Martin 5 00 VT. B. B 1 0 0 Daniels Pavne, &Co. 10 10 0 A Gentleman ...
... Prince Resent.—TO- JWORROW EVENING will be performed on the APOL- LOMCOIV, a 'grand and appropriate SELECTION of MUSIC, by Mr THOMAS ADA MS and four eminent Profes- sors, whose services on flic occasion are gratuitous, wheti'th*-) Receipts of tin- JV .gift's ...
... boards. 5. Tbe ORATIONS of DEMOSTHENES j pronounced to excite the Athenian* against Philip. King of Macedon. Trans- lated by Thomas Leland, D.D. FeUow of Trinity College, Dublin. A New Edition, in 2 vols. Bvo. price 16s. boards. GREEK. L NOVUM TESTA M E ...
... WrFU V' OXOPOLY. A GENERAL i\ ?? ?? TING of tin* «NHABITANT'HOUSEHOLD- j fbeVaH** »f St. Marylehone. (.lohn Thomas Hope, JR S ( i lftmi' ).**• beheld at the Workhouse, in North.,*- pn.' 1 ?? T0-MORROW, February a, on business rela- > »p r ...
... diate Patronage of hi. MAJESTY.— TO-MORROW F.VEV- LNG, a GRAND SELECTION of MUSIC will he performed on the APOLLONICON. by Mr. THOMAS ADAMS, ac- companied by fonr eminent Professors, commencing at Eight o'Clock, in which will be introduced t_o celebrated Sympho- ...
... Hot;, the Earl of Bristol f Sir Thomas Turton. Bart. Ei^'.t Hop,. Lord Viscount Sir Wm. Weller Pepys, Bart. Ss.lsnt-ijtli Wiiberforce. Esq. M. P, Right Hon. Lord Rolle John Julius Ansrerstein, Esq. Right Hon. Lord Arden Thomas Boddinsrton, Esq. ilijsiit H- ...
... periods, ln order '_Le .he Insured from all danger by unexpected losses, a '7 cm capiat! has been subscribed aftOOiXKM. P n F THOMAS LEWIS, Sec. jle Western Office is No. 70, Bnkcr-street, Porttnon -square, ail'eritte management of Mr. P. Styon; aad an engine ...
... M.P. William Copland, Esq. Mr. H. R. Palmer, Mr. C. Curie, Thomas Savory, Esq. Mr. J. Eversfield, Captain N. Tomlinson, R.N. Mr. J. G. Fuller, Mr. B. L. Vulliamy, Thomas Hoblyn, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. S. L. Kent, Esq. J The Dinner will I.c on Table ...