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... THE RENT DAY RHYMES, T. K. HERVEY, REV. H. STEBBING. REV. HOBART CAUNTER, RICHARD HOWITT, THE AUTHOR OF THE HISTORY CHARLES DANCE, MISS JEWSBURYOF IRELAND. THE AU THoR OF THE'DOMINIE'S CHARLES LAMB. J. MACKAY WILSON, &c. &c. LEGACY, THE AUTHOR OF ...
... Rev. Hobart Caunter,, Miss Jewsbury, . Rev. H. Stebbing. missioners also intend to meet on the same day, at two in the Charles Dance, Charles Lamb, • The Author of the 'History of Ireafternoon, at the same place, to make a dividend of the estate - The ...
... -At twelve o'clock on Tuesday a new steam carriage, built, as we understand, by the direction and at the expense of Sir Charles Dance, started faun Lambeth for the town of Croydon. The vehicle was constructed on the premises of Messrs. Maudslay, the eminent ...
... New'Sfeam Cjrrsiage..-On Tuelday ekanwsem carriage, built, as is understood, by the direction and at the expense of Sir Charles Dance, started from Lambeth for the town of 'Croydon. The carriage, which assumes the appearance of an omnibus, and will contain ...
... STEAM CARRIAGE TO GREENWICH. Sir Charles Dance's steam-carriage performed four journeys to and from Greenwich on Tuesday, starting from the office in Wellington-street at eleven, a quarter to one, half.past two, and four o'clock. It accomplished the distance ...
... fathers ;—'twas He, Jehovah, that triumphed, my country, by Thee. JAMES 'MONTGOMERY. TEE SONG OF THE GRAVE-DIGGER. BY CHARLES DANCE. (FE0:1! THE ArneN.El:m.) P:Jon mortals imagine as they stand on the ground Supported by all that is solid and sound a ...
... POETRY. THE NEGRO IS FREE. CHARLES DANCE. P I In itt.tal front Moore's sacred melody, f' S(,und the loud timbre! o'er Egypt's dark sea. (FROM THE BOW IN THE CLOUDS.) • BLOW ye the trumpet abroad o'er the sea, Br:tannia hath triumphed, the Negro is free; ...
... JW4ettrp. SONG Or THE GkAVZDIGGER. BY CHARLES DANCE. M&L mustals imagine they stand on the giound orted by all that is solid and souni ^_ 'Tis a plank-and, beneath it, my work's to be found: I gather them in, I gather them in. ,The child, strong and healthy ...
... INNKEEPER'S BRIDE. .. Mr. Raker I Ellen t After which will be produced the last new Comedy, in ZP Acts, written by Charles Dance, Esq., and performed Za Season at the Theatre-Royal. Covent-garden, with greatest success, called THE COUNTRY SQUIRE; OR ...
... here these Two Years. 0N MONDAY, March 26,the Entertainments will commence with the new Comedy, in Two Acts, written by Charles Dance, Esq., and performed last season at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden, with the greatest success, called the COUNTRY SQUIRE: ...
... Mrs. Clar e. Lady Sneerwell Mrs. Baker. Maria Miss C easier. After which will be produced the last w Farce, written by Charles Dance, Esq., and performed wit the greatest approbation at the Olympic. Theatre, called NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. Admiral Kingston Mr ...
... Clarke. Lady Sneertvell Mrs. Baker. Maria Miss Cleaver. After which will be produced the last. new Farce, written by Charles Dance, Esq., and performed with the greatest approbation at the Olympic Theatre, called NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS. Admiral Kingston Mr ...