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... the advantage of effect a« well a* any property-man in Europe, and therefore varies his dress with the occasion. When Sir Thomas Beevor undertook to procure him a seat in Parlia- ment, he wore a fashionable coat and sported kid gloves ; but when he had ...
... Declaration of Independence in the hand- writing of Jefferson. MEMOIRS and CORRESPONDENCE o_ THOMAS JEFFERSON, Late President of the United States.— Edited by THOMAS JEFFERSON RANDOLPH. A work or extraordinary interest — a work foil of acute observation ...
... of Pur., Ihe Apo-' ,,c Nuucio, his ?? Hie Conde d_ Monikaik.hk 0* ?? Riberv, Ambassador from his Catholm M.its.v, and Mf. Thomas L. L. Brent, Charge ?? of the United States of North America, first I.ad the honour to rompliu' 1 •»'* Majesty, after which ...
... late Sir THOMAS LAWRENCE, or having Claims upon it, are requested lo communicate particulars to Mr. Keighlley. 5, Hare. court, Temple. SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE.— Mr. TURNER | has ihe honour to acquaint the friends and admirers ofthe late Sir Thomas Lawrence ...
... from 4s. 6d. to ss. per hundred. I t THOMAS THATCHER, SALESMAN and | « NETMAKER, ?? Raven, 147, Fleet-street, ' returns his grateful acknowledgments to the Noblemen and j Gentlemen who have honoured the firm of Thomas and John ! Thatcher with Iheir support ...
... forwarded to Messrs. Williams, Deacon, and Co., by letter, ' Uf^wxS post mark Rath. LA WHENCE.— The Relatives J5 ofthe late Sir Thomas Lawrence beg to announce to the Pufcbc, lhal the ENGRAVING of the only faithful and ao- proved PORTRAIT of the late PRESI ...
... Attorney, Mr. Branscobe, 119, Fleet-st. Thomas Flutter, Regent-street, linen draper, March S, 9, and April 6 at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Attorney, Mr. G. Waugh, Great James-street, Bedford-row. Thomas Smith, 115, Fleet-street, wine merchant ...
... Wortley, Mary Wood, Harley (two), ■ Fitzroy Somerset, Hardy, E. Bennett, Karquhar, K. Cowper, A. Berket, Beauclerk. Sirs— George Warrcnder, John Becket, Robert Macfarlane, J George Clerk, Thomas Karquhar, Charles Greville. Colonels— Walpole, Baillie ...
... Hastings, Sir Robert Wigram, Sir George Chetwynd, Colonel Dalrymple, Colonel Lushingion, Colonel Arbuthnot, Mr. Astell, Mr. Thomas Knox, Mr. C. Barclay, Mr. D. Barclay, Mr. Davies Gilbert, Mr. Dowdeswell, Mr. Arthur Legge, Mr. Lock, Mr. W. Wyndbam, Mr. ...
... Willougliby Cotton, C. Greville, Emily Cowper, Hardy, Georgiana de Roos. Counts— Rochefoucauld, D'Aceto. The Master of the Rolls. Sias— Henry Willoughby, Gore Ouseley, (Admiral) Sir John Beresford, Thomas Neave, Charles Greville, William Fremantle. The ...
... currier, March »7, 89, and April 23. at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil. Attorneys, Mr. J. Satchell, No. 10, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, Cheapside, London; and Mr. H. M. Watts, Yeovil. Evan Morris, Wrexham, Denbighshire, tawer, March 2* ...
... Macfarlane, Row- land Hill, Thomas Neave, William Fremantle, Gore Ousley, John Shelley, John Becket, John Beresford. Ladies — Fitzroy Somerset, Lyndhurst, Granville Somerset, Rowley, Goderich, Melville, Codringtou, St. Maur (two). Hardy, Willoughby, Wharncliffe ...