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... ; and every other article equally cheap. U^RLING'S BLONDE LACE, patronized by the Queen, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, and the Princess Victoria, who have purchased Dresses for the approaching Drawing Room of G. F. URLING and CO., 224, Regent-street ...
... (iloh (just arrived in this country) will sing two Vocal Ouartets. Tickets, Half-a-Guinea each, to he hhiJ of Mr. Hummel, 33, Golden-square (where appli- , .tion- for Boxes are requested to lie made) ; and at the principal Music Shops. MESS KS. SCH U LZ'S ...
... the Nobility and Gentry that she has just returned from Paris with a larsre Assortment of LADIES and CHILDREN'S SHOES and BOOTS. Also a large assortment of Gaiters, Nouveautes, &.C.— At 350, Oxford-street, near Argyll-street. LADIES coming to Town will ...
... 0 ** ,lvm ' 1*- »nd 13s. 4d. _m. -stierr ' °' d Hl S hland - 16s - nd - lf- .u,„*l A lar Ke (Hircel of really fine Golden ■N ** ' fM l^r quarter cask, 30s. per dozen (a great m. If. w. v * { B FEARON. A - f V;_ -p d ** 8tr ** t . close to Bru ...
... turn from each other away ; So next day in boots or resplendency grand, « By WARREN'S famed Jet, No. 30, the Strand, f He came ; when, relinquishing grosser pursuits, The cocks fiercely flew at the mirror-like boots, c And each on his shadow made desp'rate ...
... Mr. Donaldson, No. 4, Adam- street, Adelphi. ~a T BR OM LEY. TTthe'inosi healthy and ?? a. picturesque part ofthe County of Kent, ten miles dis- tant from Town (with which there is almost hourly communi- cation), YOL'NG GENTLEMEN enjoy the comforts „* ...
... conversation, and goes in the vicinities no further than len miles. U~nVDEß7tire~Patronaee of her Royal High- nessthe Duchess of KENT. — Monsieur and Madame BOURDIN respectfully acquaint the Nobility and Gentry that their ACADEMY for DANCING is OPEN for the ...
... and three BULLS, all care- fully selected by himself. Sent any distance by careful Drovers. WANTED to Renfon the Surrey or Kent sides of Loudon, not less than six or more than ten miles from the Bridges, for a term or not less than thre« or more than ...
... JOHNSON'S V llP^ ««Jwne,ic. thtthe fceCl-SS Mi,. teth\VT\ ' Trr-** ?? Lon- MISCEL LA SEP gft | EDUCATION, AT MHOOTEKT «#££, KENT. 'fIHE MESSRS. DALLtN, late of Grwen- -1 wien, have Rkmoveo their School to WICKHam HOUSK. Shootm's Hill, where th.y have now ...
... supplied. Address to Mons. Janin, ! Chiropodist, 30, Great Pulteney-street, Golden-square, late of Marshall-street. M~ ONSIEUR JANIN, Ctdropodi^, No. 30, Great Pulteuey-street, Golden-square, late of Mar- i shall-street, sole Inventor of the infallible FRENCH ...
... Fingal-ter- idcf, Edgware-road ; or Mr. Sequin, at the Box Office ofthe Kiiij. ?? Theatre ; of Mr. Delveau, King-street, Golden- -|iiaie; and at nil the principal Music Shops. Mr. B. soli- -1 - an early application tor Boxes. \j ATK) \ A L G A LLER V ...
... Bj VV .it hen's black Jet. That Blacking hat- beauty I thought not to view. Till in my bright boots I my tuce could review; A splendour urivall'd My boots now assume. Since pou.-h'.l by WaHRCK'S By Warren's Jet Bloom. This easy -shining and Otilliat ...