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... bane-end, Stoke.unc.T rent. eardtenware.mauufacturer. Dec. 13, 14. 28, at the Union Hotel, Line-end.—Young. Lane.end. GI NH/WIN, John, Lane-end, Stoke-upon-Trent, rope-maker, Dee. 13, 14. 23, at the Union Hotel, Lane-encl.—Young, Lane.end. W LETT, T., jun. ...
... having recourse to the above valuable composition. packets ds. Cd. and (double quantity) 4s. Al. The alone are scale.l with the Arms in red » * -ir com scribed with tbit •• nuluque , , Fresh supplies ii«tc been just received by tbe following wholesale Agents ...
... chasm in our literature. The Water Witch of the great American novelist exceeds in popularity his former works; while Mr. Grattan's Heiress of Bridges has divided the favour at the town with Theodore Hook's Maxwell, and the next tale entitled Russell, ...
... Wadharn ; Samuel Grimshaw, Brasennose; Edward Owen, Wor. rester ; John Carter, Fellow of St. John's ; John Wyndham Bruce. Exeter; Richard Hardy Blanchard, Lincoln; Peter Barlow, Queen's; John Campbell, Pembroke; Harford Brydges, Merton ; lion. Francis Bernard ...
... disgrace of these atrocities to the Einglish nioation. No -but-mo the-Gasther-eaghs and the Wellingtok.s, who -'could us~e poor John Bull as a fool in forgin- chains- for others, that in thle ghcb-y of his achlievements lie m~ighlt disregard thle clanking ...
... P«ansh, on the Winchester-road, to prevent their entrance into the town, but nothing of that kind was attempted. The militia arms were removed from the Storehouse last evening, and sent to Portsmouth, reserving supply in case of need. ~ , . This morning ...
... &c. when 100 inhabitants of the above mentioned villages broke from Avington House, and without the aid of any military, armed only with bludgeons, and headed by a very active magistrate, the liev. Mr. Wright, the rector of Itchen Abbas, and two of the ...
... First went of Grenadier Guards, boldly stood forward alone defend his post against mob of enanj hundreds, number of whom were armed with bludgeons. The of the soldier quickly damped tho ardour the ruSlans. r.nd their valnnr oosed away instant. The whole gang ...
... which he was unable to expectorate. bad tried every means to obtain relief, but without effect; be could get sleep but in his arm-chair. In this state he continned to linger, without any hope of recovery, bis friends expecting that every fit of coughing ...
... elegantly bound. — The Music composed h\ J. Addison, Henry R. Bishop, John Barnett, T. Haynes Bayly, T.Cooke, J. B.Cramer, C. E. Horn, Henri Herz, J. N. Hummel, G. Lioley, J. Moscheles, John Parry, G. j Herbert Rodwell, E. Soli*, T. Valentine, 4c. The Poetry ...
... indefinitely postponed, and therefore the arms must he kept in the back ground for the same time: it is certainly not very essential that the doors of an Ambassador's residence should be ornamented with his national arms; but, in the situation in which France ...
... Suff.dk-street; K. Barrv and Co.. Grand Parade. Cork Grattan and Co., Belfast; Mr. Fitzsimmons, Kilkenny; also at Mr. Smithson’s, Haberdasher, Jordan, Whelan, and Co., Stationeis, 1, Capcl-street Mr. John Clayton, Galway /• M. Ledger, Stationer, Limerick ...