... V This day, 8VO, 5se 'VENAUTICAL ALMAMAC, 1POR 1837. JutPbished, pi-ice Ss. fld., Second Edition Of R E T EATISE on CHESS; containing the Ruietso he Game, explained on scientitic orinciples, sewt h b tmtos of playing the tnost brilliasnt lopenings and ,:dafli'ulttend(s of Guines;inicludinig numerouisorign.l poitos, end a Selection df Ffy Niiw~Chesa Problems. ByG'oUE~i WALKERI. !ir i s~d~ ...

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... THE KINTG'SFlOO1TIS. rp NOtuiit' anid Sicinry ire respectlhily informed, .- tile nrext ',BAJJ, tor the Season, will take plac n Thursday, .1 une 18th, being the Annivcrsaryy\a- terloo. Tickets 5s. c;h-b, to be had ot' Mr. lollingsvortth. Leader of the Orchestra M1r. Coote. C'arriags in talihig up, not allowed within the rails till called for. REl) hIUSE TAVERN, KlNGSTON. r1,1 S IIAWVGOf)O begs ...

... just ptttblished, on Extra Large Double Royal, price 3.,, Subscription Copies, 4s. W~. ruH cOMPREHENSIVE REPRESENTATION TH,1IAlRT of ENGLAND AND WVALES, deduced from the C!enlsus of 1831, the Reform Act of 1833, parliamentary RtetuvitS, Olilelal Documenits, mid other sources of authentic Information. fly the Author of 1 The Chroniologicail Chart of Ilnventiolis, &C. &ec. 'l'This is at very ...

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... PUB1LIC AMUSFALEN'TS. BRITISH1 INSTITUT1ION, pi all Nl.-'rhe CGALLIERY, with a SELECTION of PICTURES by Ancient Masters, anti nearly One Hundred Portraits of distinguished Persons in thle Reign of Queen Elizabeth, in enamel, hy the late Ii. Boise, 1iFq., R.A., I S OPEN Dailv, front Ten fin the Morning until Six inl the Evening. Admission is,. Catalogue is. WILLIAM BARNARD), Keeper. ROYAL ...

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... VISITATION. 3iE venerable SAIMUEL BUTLER, D.D. TlAchdeacon of Derby, will hold his Visitation In tde Ge h Church of All Saints, Derby, on Thursday the a the Parish Church of Chesterfield, on riday the xth days of June instant. Bay alate Act of Parliament all Executors, Widows, or et ef jin &c. are liable to a penalty of £100. if they Or neglct to prove is or take Administrations within six ...

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