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... Rise C -au. Pro essof -EwIIOD1~M, by Robert Southey. Q Vul,.svo, With a Poro alt of Wesley. COX'B17'S MEilMiO1JIRS of JOHN Duke of C .MARiL1B0ROU(I4l, with his Original Correspondence b 6 vols. .vo. '21 Edit;Ion, nviti Portraiti. &c. IBa I1,Is~.T }ATi-)ONS ...
... QUARTERLY REYIEW- No. XLV. - Will lye published on SATURDAT, the 27th inst. CONTENT' I. TlIFE of the DUKE of WARLBOROUGH. ll L-L-Memoirs of ,Tohn Duke vf MArlbeoroughl: -with his original Correspondence, collected from the family Rliecords n at, Blenheim ...
... now laudably following in London, 'ihere an e tablishment under the' pa- tronage of their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of York upd Cambridge, the Princess Augusta, and several of the Nobility and Gentry of England, is about to be formed, on the same principles ...
... lautdably following in London, where an establishnent untder tlse pa. tronage of their Royal ffigbnesaes' the Dukes of York ar'd I Cambridge, the Princess Augesta, and several of the Nobility and Gentry of Engl:nd, is about to bsa formned, on the sanme ...
... CONVERSION OF THE JEWS, or It our Duty and Encouragement to promote it, two 'Dis. courses, preacsed before the University of Cambridge, February 18th and 25th, 1821, By the Rev. C. SIMEON, 81. A. JUST PUBLISIIED. OBSERVATIONS . ON TIIE DISEASES OF THE LIVER ...
... Vublished by Wihiawm Sas~i, London, Bookseller to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, and by C. P. ARCHEER Dt)BLIbT5 BOOKSELLER T0 1' HIS MAJESTY, viS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF ITOfK, -&c. &c. ARCHER - as latet;recenved the following New Works:- the ...
... Royal Highness the reigning Duke of Saxe M1 min. gen, the brother of the Duchess of Claret e. attettdai by Ba- ron Baumnback, Baron de Twrelko, and Lieutenant Edward i Hall, Royal Navy, arrived at the residence of the Duke anj Duchess of Clarence, in ...
... day is pllblished .by C P. ARC HER 34, DAME-STREE r, Bookse-Ier to tlie King, And so1; by WILLIAM SAMS, ?? to his R. H. ?? Duke of York, Ldn0on. The PRIZE ODE, writtenwn the, sccasion of the koo- picious arrival of his nott excellent Mrjjety. K:,xt GmORat ...
... !. 'l he Evening's Entertainwents will conclude with the Historical Pieceof THE PARTISANS. gthew 5Mlole, Mr. H. Cooke; The Duke de Beaufort, cunningham; The Marquis de Jarsay. Mr. Calcraft M onsieur Papelard. Mr. Lathamn; Henri, Miss Kenneil ; The puchess ...
... the Route-Remarks on Messrs. Wilrea t J Crame,-s Dissertation-nd the Tests of Folybius and 0 I Member of the University of Cambridge. [ll~noon Sold by Whittakerand: Co. ; Deighton, Cam- g l oad parker, Oxford. k ?? tI e ~~ ~FINE ARTS. ri ICHARD MILLIKEN ...
... to our names respectively, do hereby, on our own behalf, and on that of our Constituents, express our cordial thanks to the Duke of Leinster and the other Noble- men who signed the preceding declaration, and our entire concurrence in the sentiments contained ...
... Assignee, at his Offivei No. 9. Upper .Ormond-quay. The Duke and Duchess and Prince George of Cambridge attended by Baron Knesbeck, arrived at Cambridge-bouse on Thursd'iy' afternoon, from a visit to the Duke of Wel- ington at Strathfieldsay. The Earl and Countess ...