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... Conatry Towna. SALES. Use. HEIaPERBY. T) BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. BICHABD CHAPMAN, at the House of Jlr. Wil- liam Ellis, the Golden Lion Inn, in Helperby. in the County of York, on TUESDAY, the 2nd of Feb- 1«W. at TWO ?? in tbe Aiiemoon subject to sock ...
... the strange visitor ventur'd, Till one ofthe shopmen a^rigm Boot display 'd J In Jet that from 30, the ptrrltul, was array ?? And shone like a Mirror : the Bull gaz'd apace, And follow 'd tbe Boot that reflected bis face, As backwards the shopman retreated ...
... earliest mtroduetion of Portrmit Painting to the present Ume. The subjects are selected from the highest authorities in the land Ken^t. bein*preservedm the ti*»lhßtoi of his Majesty and of the Nobility, (descend the Public (irfleetions, and am painted by Holbeih ...
... plac'd a Boot By VV abr_b's Jet polkh'd, a kettle beside. Anu .uu— a'd bk household. ?? Those visions that glide, Ue said, •• in the Boot, know each secret pursuit Ot all in ibis room ; so, coujtc ure to settle, Let each rub his hand on tbe Boot and the ...
... then produced. Lot I. All that MKSSV AGE or TENEMENT, occupied as a PUBLIC-HOUSE by Mr. Gbangeb. and known by the name of the Golden Ball, situate in Fetteb-Lane, Bishop- hill, in the City of York, with the Yard, and TWO COT- TAGES behind the same. Lot 2 ...
... ; the Woods and Plan tai ions offering a line Cover tor the Game The HAAILEI ot HAUGHLEIGH, within two mueeof Dartford, in Kent. This little property ia ?? situate, and includes a Gen* tlemanly Residence and Oouiaiu, in the occupation of for. Tasker, ...
... s. 13 Acres ol excellent Meadow and Pasture Ground, including Gardens, tlrcnard, _c Situated about 4 miles from Harrogate. Kent IML per ■ annum. KOr further Particulars, apply to Mr Crosby, Hurst Grove, ! near Harrogate, or to Messrs. Cxttow and Cbosbt ...
... Biidlington. on the Morning of the 2-1 th of May last, a drab-coloured coat, red waistcoat, li^ht drab-coloured breeches, and half boots— The said Timothy Mailey was brought up to the trade ot a Chimney- Sweeper, but is now supposed to be tollowing that of a Tinker ...
... lst ofOctober. Theory and Practice of Medicine ..Ist Course, Dr. Elliot- son. ..2d Course. Dr. Williams Materia Medica- -Dr. Boots Chemistry Dr. Burton Anatomy -Mr Tyrrell and Mr John F. South Surgery Mr Green Midwifery ..Dr. Ferguson and Dr. Ashburner ...
... NATIONAL. PORTalw^lT/ I ' ' A€^^ pON7AINSthePoRTRA,, S ?? £M ?? mtx, GAI * ERY » *0. 20, am I^ RCHDKACON ?? £Mo,RS of the DUKE of KENT EAIH of uTnl.trrtr.-. -The Nineteenth Number of th,,, valuable nr.,, ?? ' ltL of HAREWOOD, Pomn. and the Hon. Agar His iS ...
... AND THE BOOT; Or, An IMPROVEMENT upon MIRRORS. As I one morning shaving sat, For dinner-time preparing, A dreadful howling trom the cat Set all the room a .taring 1 Suddenly 1 lurn'd— beheld a scene 1 could nut but delight in ; For in my boots, so bright ...
... mirror adapted to suit-X*^ There stood in the room then a ?? Boot, In which Warren's Jet of r/rc-eanoeajt hue Display'd the the forms of rerleatun to view.â JJow seizing poor Put*. ?? bright Boot he bore her. Tilt Monkey, her shadow tlreo gleaming before ...