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... Coun- ties and Islands : Bedford | Leicester Berks (including the Town ( Lincoln of Hungerford) Middlesex Bucks Monmoutb Cambridge (including the Norfolk Town of Newmarket) Northampton Chester Northumberland (includ- Cornwall (including ing Berwick on ...
... Sir G.Tapps, for Hinton; Smith, William, by Du'lfe of Buckingham, for Easton;' Smith, William, by Duke of Buckingham, for Avia^fop ?? Smith, William, by Duke of Buckingham, for itchfcrf Abbas; Sargeant John, by G-. B. Wall, esq. for West ' Tytherley; S reef ...
... splendid edition of the Stafford Galleiy; Granger's Biographical History of England, 4 vols, folio ; Acker- man s Oxford and Cambridge, 4 vols, morocco ; Naval Lhroßicle, complete, 40 vols, half-bound ; GALERIE DORLEANS. FROM PAINTINGS IN THE COLLECTION OF ...
... on the 13th inst ; out in consequence, of the general desire which has £1?, the Proprieiors of the MEDINA, MALMESBURY. and DUKE of BUCCLEUGH, Have pot onaof the aboieSteam Vessels on the Passage between SOUTHAMPTON, COWES, RYDE, and PORTSMOUTH, leaving ...
... cooipizar tors to various parts of the kingdom. Some journals also pretend that the fixing the day for the first com munion of the Duke of Uourdeaux. about which ranch has been said the and which has teen to often changed, was no other than the concerted signal ...
... the Times -the weathercock ot public upmi himself a Cambridge man. We apprehend, say. h», *• lhat there Will be no objection tv Dissenters being allowed to take degrees, either al Oxford or Cambridge; anil for litis privilege, or right, we have always ...
... Oxford and Cambridge. The Standard of Tuesday last contains an advertisement respecting such a meeting lately held in Bristol • it consisted of * 'Clergy and Laity who are, or have been, members of the Universi ties of Oxford and Cambridge : and as there ...
... Evening, October 6, 1834, will bo performed 3hakspeare*s Historical Tragedy of RICHARD Ilf. On, BATTLE OF BOS WORTH FIELD. Duke of Gloucester, afterwards Hichard 111. MR. MARSTUN. Led* Anne, MRS. W.H. ANGEL. Jtt the end of the Play A Comic Song, by Mr ...
... Change Alley, Cprnhill; of Mr- Wjs.Tkinder, Soli- citor, Nri. 98,' Lincoln's Inn-fields, London; Angel Inn,' Oxford ; Eagle. Cambridge; Plough Hotel, Cheltenham; York Honse, Bath; of Mr. Kibble. Mviwrhinhamplon ; Mr. TttiNDKn, Land Agent, and Mr. kLulbags ...
... precisely at Seven. USDIR THE PATKONAGE OF HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY, Her Royal Highness the PRINCESS AUG USTA, PRINCE GEOUGE of CAMBRIDGE, SEVEIIAL HiiANCriF.S OF THE ROYAL FAMILY. AKD A NUMEROL'S LIST OK THE MOST NOBLE FAMILIES OF ENGI.A^ D. MASTER PUILLIPPB ...
... ?? A., W. Cowes David*, Johu, es.., W. Cowes i Pinhorn, V,, W.Cowes Dixon, Itev. Richard, Niton Hoe, C. li. ts^., Newport Duke, James, Tapnel j Ratjty, F.. Capt. R.N. , Cowes Denham, Jolin , Freshwater i Rogers, Wil.iam, Carnptou li.'nhmn, James, tlramblcs ...
... PRLNCESS VieTOSM, Steam J-ecknis, ?? 4mj aad from MONDAY, HSBRIW-RY Und, tun af-far^ lows, until further.notiie :—■ • ■ *mr DUKE OT BUCGLEtraH. ?? ?? From SOol«AK^s^^f(*.foW|W:R**rnrr. and POKTSafCruTjl. at. HaTf-paTt fi^iMaJS Mornmg. ?? *. .»«. ?? 'mV ...