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... Friday and Saturday's Posts. (Continued.) I lie Prussian account of the cngagment of the 19th, shows very clearly that the Commander in Chief the Allies possesses military talents, foi his situation, equal if not superior, to those anv the Generals who ...
... are difpofed with infinite tafte. the plantations and (hrobbery walks luxuriant deferiptton, and clothed with profufion of flowering (hruhs god plants, of ineftimable worth. The foil it unufually rich, and the eftate compiehends altogether 450 acrei of fuch ...
... returned from where they have selected FASHIONABLE VARIETY in Turbans Caps Lace and Gauge Dresses rich Velvets and Silks Ribbons Flowers of the newest Patterns adapted for the Winter Season inspection of which they beg to solicit SPEfeDILY WILL BE PUBLISHED Edition ...
... ~or$ 'rt;(Keit, pastry-cook. Sols. Mr.: E. Wildes, sar lll' ,d 1. & 14 A; W~ildes, M~aidntiile. * rambe. Slt.>;itesireet, Chelsea, schekolmasser. Sol. Mir. s(DInIrcrd, ilctzilogtifl.lilStreei. Stran1d. Joe t, . Ilody, i'.Tr'ee rose, Stoke DamereDl, Devonshire ...
... following gentlemen were called the degree of Barrister Law by the Hon. Society Lincoln'* Inn:—Melmolh Walters, W. Meecbam Thomas Flower Ellis, John Hunter Hornby, Alex. Macduff Baxter, James Bunce Curling, and Henry Randell, Esquires. On Thursday last (29th ...
... daughter of the late Thomas Slack, Esq; of Bloomnshury-Squnare, and of Barywick-Lodge, Berks. XVftsterday se'nbight, at Chelsea, Mr. Richard Hellyer, of Lusttleigh, grocer, to Miss S. S. Stacey, eldest daughter of AMr Johln Stacey, of ExioIuth, grocer ...
... Truxillo, August. Bolivar is reported in the dispatch to have performed prodigies valour. Canterac has lost in his cavalry the flower and l-o'js of his army. The battle was fought on die plains A Panama Gazette Extraordinary of the Sintember, contains an official ...
... exquisite bouquet, tied with blue ribbon, of the moat oduriferuua flowers, culled from the choicest exotics of the conservatory. —The ball-room was festooned in a fanciful and unique style with flowers and evergreens, interspersed with variegated lamps and wa ...
... sickness continued unabated. The following letter from Calcutta, though of date r. anterior to the accounts of the action, shows the opinion prevailing as to the state of Sir A. Campbell's force, and as to the probability of his speedy advance to Ammera- ...
... a candle, left for the convenience of lodger who was absent from home, Mr. George Magnay, son of Mr. Alderman Magnay, Miss Flower, and two other ladies, were driving in a sociable the other day, at Ryde, Isle of Wight, the horses took fright, and running ...
... there. Yon ship that plough* her way Over the waters green. Leaves not a trace say Where she hath been. doth the sweetest flower. When hath bloom'd it* hour. Yield up its fragrance to wind. And leave no vestiges behind. And would I, when I not. Lie down ...
... Miss Mintorn daughter of Mr Mintorn of Wood-field Cotuge near this city Gold Iris Medal for an Original Drawing of Fruit and Flowers T’he production is we hear highly creditable to the talent of this voung lady Two Surveyors have been examining the intended ...