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... rccomnienaatioii from a most re- spectable ?? which she has just quitted. â Letters address- ed, post paid, to A. IS. at Mr. Mitchell's, Perfumer, \2, Orange- Street, Ilioomsbiiry-square, will meet with due attention. WANTED, a Person of genteel address, ...
... gad run? edges, vegetable dishes and covers, h is!- dishes, elegant tea and coffee urns, tea equipage, cleg-ant candlesticks and In, inches, tankards, table-spoons and ?? with a variety of elegant plate, and a few plated article* with silver edges. May l)e ...
... to- he tieuttimet, vice 30, Nay .25 . mien, at. Guittiboll, London. Attormes, Mr. Into the. circumstances, lend fi nding : Mitchell. Neil (Loy, Gent. to be Emir, vice Parker. Uug h v. Inn, Chancery-lane. reabe.i'dnailling to answer, declined lainterfdre ...
... directly opposite, to procure a cake, and was returning delighted with his pur. chase, when the coach approached, close to the edge of the narrow foot pavement on that side of the street; with the natural heedlessness of an infant, he unfortunately attempted ...
... Languagrs grtminaticallv. '•' ritit*:. Aiitlime..;,-. History, i ao.! Geog.apliv.— L'ttewaddre-sed. post paid, to R. « at Mr. Mitchell's 'iii-ic.t! Library, 51, Southampton-row, RuSselL. square, wrii be attended in. . ■' „ V| ON-KY immediately ii.lvaiu-ed ...
... inager, by way 01 anticipation, introduced. an Elephant, as a new Beat:iris PEARS. 014 VAL/G II Estio—Thisgentleinan,whoso death we recently announced, was formerly welt known in the circles of literature and lash on. He used to declare that he was the ...
... not atieet the prisoner hyJaiv, desired, however, that evidence to the rest of the overt-acts charged might proceed. • T. Mitchell, Master-at 7 arms, proved that lie had beard the inissoner say, on board the WI/al when in confinement, that Was bred and ...
... (lightly —9sth Foot, aft Batt. •--Capt. Uniacke leveret) , ; Lieuts. Cox and Hamil-19h. feverelv 9 '5111 Foot, ad Batt.—Capt. Mitchell, j v erely ; Lieut. Beddell, feverely:—lft Regiment of I le Line Portuv,uele—Capt. W Queade, (lightly.— Cdcadores—Lieut. ...
... Highness the DUKE of KEN J*, the Chair. Stewauds. G. Ryng, Esq. S. W. H. Bristow, Esq. Hatton-coart, gat e-M reel street, ■ .T. Mitchell, !>sq. Limehouse, A‘». Curling, Esq. Limehouse, Dr. B. Robinson, Dixon, Esq. Sr. Catherine-, I street, K. Esq. Wapping- VV ...
... Scott, slightly. 95th foot, ist halt. Capt. Unineke, severely; Lieuts. Cox and Ilaniilton, severely. 9 foot, 2.1 butt. Capt., Mitchell, se.verely ; Lient, lieddell, severely. Ist regiment of the line ' Portuguese, Capt. W. Queade, slightly. • Porituguese ...
... trti in Kuril, A wen, a, under li,c rninsnand of the renowned Gen. Wolfe; and was with him when lha* General received inr death wound on the Plains of Abraham near (Quebec. March 27, Mr. J. Gresham, Master Use Lee School Dt testable. 1, l.fottr Tmrtltg ...
... croie tbetitttd. :RA , as rep orted that- Gen. Castanos had-ordered an equal, number of* I.74.ench prisoners to be , put• to , death, -in- retaliation.- fut. -thesetiii7rders.. . The pa razrapl n our last res - pct I forne.. , Tooke's interment was erroneous ...