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... horse Eclipse), his dam Daffo- dil, by Magnet, his grand-dam Hebe, by Chrysolite, which was the grand-dam of his Grace .'the ' Duke of Grafton's Dare Devil, his great grand-dam Proserpine, sister to^ Eclipse. Engaged with Expedtation the Second Spring Meeting ...
... MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATIONS. Their Majesties and the Princesses yester- day morning took an excursion to Kew. His Royal Highness the Duke of Kent accom- panied the King in his travelling post-chaise. His Majesty will hold a Levee this day, at St. James's -Palace ...
... of Ireland, and the foreign Secretaryship of State. The Duke of Clarence, the Marquis of Buck- ingham, and the Earl of Westmoreland, have each been spoken of as successors to Earl Spencer. The Duke of Clarence unquestionablj' possesses considerable naval ...
... high .state of cultivation, of the annual value of 5001. Chat- terisls a post town, about 69 miles from London, 24 from Cambridge, and 12 from Ely. Part of the purchase- money ln ay remain on mortgage. . Printed particulars maybe had ©f Mr. Tyr.dale, ...
... Irish Poplin ar.d Tabbinet Manufadurers and Mercers, t.> Hi-r Majesty, Their Royal Highnesses the Prince anp Princess*!. Wales, Duke ami Duchess of York, Dschess of Wirtemberg, and the Princesses, No. 8, Henrietta- street, Covcnt-garden, London. I~*HE elevated ...
... in any degree to the general utility of the Calendar, he confidently presents it tothe Public. Cambridge: printed by F. Hudson, for Nicl -. uon,. Cambridge ; Rivingtons, St. Paul's Church-yarJ, and Lunn, Oxtord-stteet, London. This day is published, ...
... POUNDS to be LENT, at a few hours' notice, on Bond, to- any Gentleman of Rank or Respectability, by applying to Mr. DELL, No. 9, Duke-stueet, Westminster, near St. James's Park. Mr. Dell having conducted business as above for a great number ot years, has bad ...
... 10 l An-mymous, per Bi- Hou. Mr. i'arrington 10 tot shop ot Durham 5 o Mr. Cracherode 10 10 Forster, Lubboeks, Rev. Gee. Cambridge 10 10 | Forster and Clarke 50 o I. ll. Brown, Esq. M.P. 10 10 1 Mrs. Forster - 10 o Dr. Win. Bell 10 10 j Devaynes, Dawes ...
... Hospital, on Thursday, the 9th of April next, bvthe Ri:;htßev. Father in God, John, Lord Bishop of Ox- Kis'Roval Highness W. H. DUKE of GLOUCESTER, PRESIDENT. VICE PRESIDENTS. His Royal Highness Prince William oi* Gloucester. William Mainwarirg, Esq. M. P ...
... Anonymous, per Bi- llon. Alr». Barrington 10 13 I shop of Durham 5 o Mrs. Cracherode 10 10 Forster, Lubboeks, Rev. G.O. Cambridge 10 10 j FOrstsr and Clarke 50 o I.H.Brown.Esq.M.P. 10 10 I Mrs. Forster - lo o Dr. Wm. Bell 10 10 | Devaynes, Dawes, No- ...
... as possible, nOYAI- AMPHITHEATRE, Westminster-Bridge. Under rhe Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the PKINCE of WALES and DUKE of YORK/ MR. ASTLEY, jun. most respectfully begs leave to inform the Public, That the whale interior bf this Theatre having ...
... Mr. Brandon, at the Theatre, where Places ' for th. _ o:.cs may he taken. I .i-v*r lue PATRONAGE of lits Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE. SADLERS PULLS. 'THIS PRESENT MONDAY, April 6, and i. fill owing Eveaings, will be presented a new BUR- LUTTA, ...