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... Regiment. CHARLES MITCHELL, M.D., Str. geon of H. M. S. Vigo. FRANCIS BURTON, M.D,, Surgeon 66th Regiment. MATHEW LIVINGSTONE, Surgeon H.C. Service. The reader will be anxious, perhaps, lo know the manner in which Mr. Cobbett treats the Death of Bonaparte ...
... standing ruff of book- muslin very fully plaited, and bordered with vandyked edging of Bedford lace. The gown raps on onei side, the ruff gradually narrows to the folding, and the edging alone meets the belt. White book-muslin sleeves, they are full nearly to ...
... of 5 sovereigns each, p. p. to which the Stewards added twenty sovs for all horses-weight for age. Two mile heats.- Mr. J. Mitchell's Adonis, 4 yrs, old 8st 121b - 1 1 Mr. Blake's Flight Colt, 4 yrs old 8st 121b - 2 2 Mr. J. Mahon's Mare, 5yrs old 9st 51b ...
... Waultzii g and Quadrille Band, consiaticg of twenty t i.F, ,,ill be in attendance. it 1ei,e.-ts wril be supplied by Mr. Mitchell, who will also utr rp tl es, and Homan Panch at the mobt modev .,Ijlglt 'Icteis, iic'uding Refreshments, l0s. each ; Rled ...
... Cuthbert Keirney, 'Henry Widlie.i, John *Courtney, [-lenury.Mitchel Smitt, Robert Peoroae-Fitzgereld, Sillvester Chanlee Oliveril Jronas George Frenitb, Joho:Tonson Ity'e, Robert £VFCa. ty, Robert H~edg~es Eyre'WhtteAlexander Q'Dtiac.,ll, Thomas 1-ungerford ...
... Surgenm Barker and Mitchell, and of Mr. Re nolds, aptithecary to deceased, who, to Satisfy atty doubt, had a post mortem ex- amination, and, after a minute investigation and inquiry, dep' ?? that water on the brain alone caused her death. ' he, jury at once ...
... George Brown, Esq., 3, Fownes's-street. CASE' OF DISTRESS. A CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW, aged and infirm, ' a A family, being, by the death of her Husband, jced to the greatest distress, and who, since his. degai, has supported an existence by the 'pledging of so ...
... in the highest estimation, not only in lreland, but in England and on thy Continent, and possess a keen, smooth, and durable edge. .vastly surpassing any other description of Razors ever made. As a proof of the high: estimation in vwhieh they are held, ...
... ODwyer, Esq., Orlag, h. 0 * r.John Gaffn, Ratblambrham, 0° 10 O Farthder donations will be received end gratefully acknow. ) edge(ia. NOte, ad1 OCtobter It6J7 E X T E N S I V E1 A R R i LO F ' I UR!' j* ' AT THEB OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 8, BACHELO~S.W4LK. 'MRS ...
... of THE IiRIDE OF LAiMMElERMOOIZ, (adapted by Mr. Caleraft from Sir Walter Scott's celebrated . Romauce of the samne namne ) Edg.ar, Master of Ravenswood, Mir. Calcraft; Lucy i Aslhton, Mliss Pelhau . ill the course of the evening, the Orchestra vill play ...
... white satin slip. Train of white satin, edged wvith blo:nd lace. Head-dress, ostrich feathers, lappets and diamo~nds. Miss C. Hume-Dregs of rich white figured tabinet trimmed with tulle. Train of white satin, edged witlh blond. Head-dress, lappets, pearls ...
... THEATRE ROYAL, DUBLIN. Mr. MITCHELL, Manager of the ITALIAN OPERA BUFFA, London, BEGS respectfully to announce that he hasniade arrange- Bments with Btr. CALCRAFT for a series of Represeritas tions, which will take place on the following nights Thursday ...