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... is genuine. OkNE CHEER MORE! Twelve pairs of new Boots, most transcendently grae'd By WARREN'S fam'd JET, in a room had been plac'd, Where twenty-four Cats were accustom'd to meet ; And, viewing the Boots, they a united squalling Commenc'd, than the yelling ...
... Perfumers. ON E CHEER MORE! Twelve pairs of new Boots most transcendently grae'd By WARREN's fam'd JET, in a room had been plac'd, W here twenty-four Cats were accustom'd to meet, — And viewing the Boots they a united squalling Cominenc'd, than the yelling ...
... Chapel-street, South A udi-ey- street, Oios- venor-square. •CHARIOT, with rumble, imperial capcase, t'ollm_-e', axletrees. boot in front, lamp-. e_c, com- plete lor posting ; has been little used. May be seen at 93, l-ong-acre, opposite Bow-street. r ...
... appearance as the boot or shoe, which they do not injure or soil, make no noise in walking, and are universally acknowledged as the best protec- tion to the feet from damp and cold. Invented and manufactured only by W. JACKMAN, Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker ...
... MWhkl S. IIT.N DRY. Purchasers of Ladies' • and Children's Wardrobes. No. 15, Queen- street. imi doors from Sherrard-street, Golden-square. — M. and S. 11. heg to inform their Friends they have always on Sale n In-, assortment of Silk and Evening Dresses ...
... Act, lv Geo. IV. .. 56. I VOIR THE PATRONAGE OF ?? Koval Highness the PRINCESS AUGUSTA. J,., Royal llighiiej-sthr DUCHESS of KENT. ■ t his Society Annuities and Provision in case of Sickness ,„;„., 'i the part of Ladies engaged in Education. ?? ?? ; ...
... which it is proper they should be made acquainted vvith. ' £ TNDEK the Patronage ol her Royal High- ?? ll'.Wl^ ?? ' ; 1 ' KENT.— Monsieur and Madame LOl LDIN respen in IK- acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that their ACADEMY of DANCING continues at Almack's ...
... Harley-street, New Cavendish-street, Upper Seymour-street , Charlotte-street. Portland-place, Howland-street. the Havmarket, Golden- -iiuare. War wick -street, and Turner's-court, on the east side ol St. Martin' s-laue. in the county of Middlesex, part of ...
... Fitzroy-square; and at all tl.e principal Music shop-. ■TNDER tbe immediate Patronage of her \J Itoval Highness the Duchess of Kent.— GREAT CONCERT ROOM. KING'S THEATRE.— Madame Dl LCKEN has the honour to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and her Friends in general ...
... turn from each other away;' So n»xt day in boots of resplendency grand. By WARREN'S famed Jet, No. 30, the Strand, He came ; when, relinquishing grosser pursuits, lie cocks fiercely flew at the mirror-like boots And each on his shadow made desp'rate attack ...
... famed Jet, No. 30. the Strand, He came ; when, relinquishing grosser pursuits, The cocks fiercely flew at the mirror-like boots, And each on his shadow made desp'rate attack, Nor could they again to the scratch be brought back ; Thus triumph'd Lord B ...
... the celebrated Optician, from the improved Spectacle Manufactory, and London Optical Establishment, No. 6, Hunter Sueet. Old Kent road, London, established for a number ol years : who roost respectfully announces to his Friends and the Public, tliat he ...