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... Ainsworth, Esq. the Ancient Court-foolsauthor of Rook wood,” Will Suntmers, Dick TarU with two Illustrations ton, and Archibald Arm- George Cruikshank strong, by Ingleberry Osss-Handy Andy’s New Adreo- kin. ttures by S. Lover, Esq.. A Visit to the Castle of ...
... author the Ancient Court. Foolsof Rookwood,” with two Will Summers, Di 'k Tarllllustrations, by George ton, and Archibald Arm- Cruikshank. strong, Ingleberry Gris- Handy Andy’s New Adven- kin. lures ; by S. Lover. Esq., A Visit to the Castle of Chilauthor ...
... Yorkshire, scribbling ?? 8torr, John Nortimer, and John Samuel Hunt, of New Bond-street, ?? (o for au regards Paul Starr)-Thomas Anderson, of Manchester, Adam Anderson, of H uddersfield, William Thorburn, of Manchester, and John Tyne, of Paddock, near Hudderasfeld ...
... the O. P. row, disturbed the town for above week from its propriety, and caused dismission of old Brandon, and the amende of John Kemble. Since that time have bad various prices ; and present the jvtie milieu system appears on the ascendant. In the reign ...
... Knowles, Esq. H. R. Perkins, Esq. Thomas Price, Esq. William Reid, Esq. Edward W. Taylor, Esq. John Wilson, Esq. Wm. Whittaker, Esq. Arm toes : Samuel Eyre, Esq. | John Wilson, Ksq. | G. E. Williams, Esq. BBStDBNT SBCBBTABT: Mr. William Hole. _ The Bank of England; ...
... that view he hoped and trusted the people would attend Mr. Stephens on the day of his examination on Thursday, without any arms or warlike instruments, or without any banners or music, but firm, collected, and united. (Loud cheers). He hoped, as they ...
... yesterday at Ashton-under-Lyne, Shackell and Goddard, the Bow street officers, upon a warrant granted J. B. W. Sanderson and John Henworthy, two of her Mijetity's justices of the peace, charging him with having used violent and inflammatory language a meeting ...
... well-known slanderer, John Edward Taylor. If pi oof be wanting of that man's falsehood, ; he has fur- nished it this day, in his report of the examination in Mr Stephens's case before John Ken worthy, Esq. You will there find that John Edward Taylor, instead ...
... grace and party intend to make aquatic excursions in the beautiful bay of that city. During the week a very large shipment of arms has Weil made to Leghorn per the Gulnare t Captain V aug h an ; 800 aes, each containing 10, equal to 8,000 muskets and b.yon ...
... next, at rine r'chlnk afternoon, if not previ- ously disposed of by private bargain. . SI POP, No. 169, COWCATE, posbesed Iby John Thick, broke2, cirtmiting of front shap And two bitack lpartnerat; seith cellar in thle back Court. Upset lance. L.250; ]tenlt ...
... Ainsworth, Esq., the Ancient Court-fools— Author of Rook wood,” Will Summers, Dick Tarl* with two Illustrations ton, and Archibald Arm- George Crnikshank. strong. By Inglebenry Gris- Handy Amly’s New Adren- kin. tures. By S. Lover. Esq.. A Visit to the C«lloof ...
... Philipps, John Rees, James Class.— irimannd Philippe, H. Howell (equal), Thomas Rees, G. Lewis, Edward Hashes, Goers.. Williams. Greek Verse—John Morelia. Lathe rem .K. S. William. SUCLIII. Clam—A. K. Williams, T. Ill.rican. ams.—Riet.ard Price, John Morgue ...