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... 2 vols., post Hvos 111. .., BARN ADIS TON; * Tsii of the Seventeenth Century. In three rola., pout Bvo. IT. THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS, With beautifully coloured plates. Saunden and Otiey, Public Library, Coodult-atreet. ...
... t JOHN BRAMSTON S^La/e, Esq. Stewards ( v Q COPE, Esq. * WEIPI'ART's BAND WII.L ATTEND. Oaacinf commences at Sine o'C/or/c. — Tickets to be had at the Black Boy Inn. THEATRE, COLCHESTER. FOR THE BKNEFIT OF ,flr. Sheridan Knowles, And positively the Last Night of his Engagement. THIS SVSNXN&, Saturday, Nov. 30, in consequence of tlie enthusiastic applause witliwbich it K-os received on ...
... E WALTON respectfully inform bis Friends and the Public, that baa commenced »a new Principle, (whnl. Ire intends shortly publish,) the excellence which ...
... which has now Sale : - - ALMANACS. The BRITISH ALMANAC, published by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 2s. 6d. COMPANION to Do. 2s. The TRADESMAN’S and MECHANIC’S ALMANAC, 2s. 6d. stitched. The ENGLISHMAN’S ALMANAC, or Daily Calendar. 2s. 6d. The GENTLEMAN’S DIARY, or the Mathematical Repository, 2s. 3d. WHITE’S EPHEMERIS. 2s. Bd. The LADIES’DIARY, stitched, 2s. 3d. MOORE’S ...
... Bow-streft —Stevens, the officer, yesterday report, eii to Air. Halls that ou Sunday evening, the 3d inst., the hay and corn ricks, and barus and outhouses, all of which were well stored with grain of various kinds, belonging to Mr. Pigott, of Rawton, Wiltshire, were sat fire, and upwards of 20001. worth property completely destroyed. (Stevens went down the direction ut toe magistrates, and ...
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... Blackwall, the only wharf where passengers can walk ?? I.imH at any time of the day the vessel starts SOIIO, TO-MORROW KV KNING, Nov. 30. ■c J , T E B, ...
... of Foclton, in the county of Lancaster, attorney- s-law, are requested to send the particulars of tt»eir respective claims to Messieurs Winstanley and Catteball, solicitors, Preston, without delay, that each claim may be taken into im- mediate consideration, as there is a deficiency of assets. WINSTANLEY and CATTERALL, . Solicitors. S* TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY, A Compact FREEHOLD ESTATE. O ...
... Lsicsstss, Nov. 3D, 1833. '' frotn Spain this week is of a description than has been re- for seven] weeks past. The insur- Bt, be defeated etery point |i come in contact with the ...
... of England c» *' .Bimenf- »ri° great punctuality, beg to inform i 1 J. r.nd the Public that it will continue to run by ' ,r -h thr Winter, and Passengers may, by adopting l' hr Vt/. Bxeter, avoid the night altogether, and arrive L ( tl is quick as the Mail. It leaves the Bull Inn, ' ,ifl,l ?? r v Morning at a Quarter before Five, and f fI «J 72. Piccadilly, at Five ; from whence also ' ...
... merous Friends and the Public in general more extensive accommodation, feel pleasure in an- nouncing that the above COACH has com- menced running EVERY DAY (Sundays excepted) from Pearce's Royal Hotel, Falmouth, through Truro, Bodmin, Launces- ton, and Okehampton, to the New London Inn, Exeter, The Proprietors avail themselves of this opportunity to thank their Friends for the Pa- tronage-they ...