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... walk on lioaid at any ' . il.e day the vessel starts. I^SOHO. SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 22; the - uI > ARCH. Captain BAIN, will make her first voyage , reason on Saturday Evening, March 1. 'iWc*, ri4tl Eagl.-, Regent's Circus, Piccadilly; and . i^rfrnhall street. A. MITCHELL. irOCAL CONCERTS.— Under the in.n.e- I ?? Patronage ...
... notice, ' , ADVANCES of MONEY will from time to time ik by the Company at each of their Presidencies ol ?? Madras, and Bombay, and also at Canton, to such IJjbs shall be deemed proper by the Bengal Government, : hanee f° r B ' 8 U P (HI England in the Company's favour, 'Urn be fixed at the respective places at which the ad- 'Vnay be .made, such advances to be secured upon con- ,D nieat-- of ...
... interesting i£__tJmf*_ • *nU with short and familiar Explana- ...
... to the East lud.es do hereby ..'err.' TRANg p K K BOOKS of the said Company's T,,a ...
... h * DUR E J Ten ?? at Night; the QUEEN Jfrr?*' SUNDAY, the 9tn of Marcfi aa- Seven o'r? T^ N D > Morning, r urtficr inftrmation at HioWhp , k ,n the Piccadilly; or at the Aberdeen Steam 'vVbr E f- le 0ffice - I imithfieid. W S,eam R U . a , r I' ij? wer Eas . R. MATTHFVV I ING of the DEALERS BrlOKFRu MEET- interested m the TEA TRADE Lin 7 ,u , ' and •*« ! , ?? Chairi j -ir. iwim NGi ...
... b ?SGEUtELAND,H.C.S.,Corainanaer; liU^ 1 Tin- ship •** very superior accommoda- 7_t- -* w U 7>rs having eight feot height between decks. ! ?? ,a! ' I f' eo n. For freight or passage apply to the •a 1 1 * , ,l,e Jerusalem Coffeehouse; to Messrs. Ar- 'V^ i. dam,' It, Great St. Helen's ; or to Alves, > ...
... can walk on board at any time ol I Iji^JToi'sATL'aDAY EVENING, Feb. 8, and i ■ ?? Regent's Circus, Piccadilly; and I * • SMtreetT , H-CJIE LL^ .^T INDIA HOUSE, Dee. 30, 1833.— ' t^flicourl of Directors of the United Company of ' t ?? . £ n ...
... Gentn that his THIRD and LAST HA LL for the Season will & place at the above Theatre ou THURSD K\ LV I N I ?? ebriiary '27. Ticket-, U) s . Sd. each, to be had of i'.Skoiu. , ( astle-ter.ace. Ihe Ball will be conducted in every ?? sped the same a s ,|„. lwo lor „, er h - V such general satisfaction. Weippert's Baud HPEA IKADE.-A PUBLIC MEETING M of the DEALERS. BROKERS, and all OTHERS ...
... B ln,rt - P»'ted from ,„(■ F^y «* gj)d unQ V r his superintendence, are »*• the Queen's Bazaar, Oxford-street ; and I P ? *n«iioir been visited by many thousands. DCf n e S Picture of Belshazzar's Feast, and the ,r ! v^*s'of the Physiorama, are added to Captain •ting * ' «u„»ether only one exhibition.— Admittance v fttffßl*' ,W * ; &7bTPATRONXGE of his^MX- p«TV-^BAMEN'6 HOSPITAL ...
... ' tftS'' TJiis ship has very superior accomnioda- ■ ■ n ?? v , ton* havin ...
... on board at any time of the day the vessel starts. The MONARCH, Captain BAIN, will make her first voyage this season on SATURDAY EVENING March t The SOHO, Saturday Evening, March 8. Offices, Spread Eagle, Regent's Circus, Piccadilly; and 35, Leadenhall-street. A. MITCHELL. rpHE KING'S T H E A T RE^TIIIS tST v VENI , N S' « d e *«7 WEDNESDAY and FRI- EE^TURF R o ?? ADA J IS wiU d * V ™ * ...