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... the sale. C dieI the ulone, will also be Seld by Auclia4, pi i ieto of IGtaLY-IMPROVED MOSS LAND, w ' ?? Maos, adjoining the Duke of ol ,nOs 'terdnCal from Iforsley to Manchester, *`out four mile, from the latter place, con- , o ?? flSnatuteAcres, with ...
... the ?? Duke, drove up to the side door: leaning on the thone ill Prince Regent's arm, followed by the Duke of or ISi! ,rs Cambridge, they both saluted their Royal Sister, in thes g and handed her into her carriage, then emlo aced downt ithe Duke of Gloucester ...
... balf-past one the Duke of York took the chair, supported on his righr by the Duke of Kent, and on his left by the Duke of Cam - bridge. On his eptrance he was accompanied by the Arobbishop of Canterbury, the Bishop of Lon- don, the Duke of Rutland, the ...
... sentiments,, perhaps they may tie pretty wed guessed, and he . concluded to be little in favour of, either of the ?? Duke of Cambridge has been in Paris, ! and travels under the name of Count Diepholtz.- i Why bis Roval Highinessassumes a German title ...
... in his robes, as an Esglish rminister. Near the large triy bone of the diplomatic botly, places were prepared for the Duke of Cambridge and his suite. At one o'clock the peers of France entered in their grand robes of state. This is the first time they ...
... LANGUAGE TAUGUIT GRAMMATICALLY IN TWENT Y rOUR HO UIRS, BY THIE RsV. S. LYON, Teacher of Hebrew TO THE Universities of Otrf,rd, Cambridge, Eton CaIl'oge, and stecs-al CtMa~cieoi Siheeh, ~botz ins Totesl ssdL Caeoitrg. MItR. L. begs leave to say, that, front a ...
... LANGUAGE TAUGHT GRAMMATICALLY IN TWENTY-FOUK HOURS, By THE Rev. S. LYON, Teacher of Hebrew TO THE Universities of O4ford, Cambridge, Eton College, and several Classical Schools, both in Town and Country. M ArR. L.'s Publication of a THEOLOGICAL. Ha- , 3REw ...
... SON ?? On Thbrsday next, 16th, and Fridav 17th inst. at stani eleven o'clock precisely each day, on the Premises, 5 No, 21, Duke-street, T HE modern and elegant HOUSEHOLD TFURNTURE, a Piano Forte, by Rolfe, a Ditto, by Scliwoee, rich Cut Glass and China ...
... Bond-street; Harding, St. James's- street; Wood, Strand; and Booth, Duke-street, Portland-place. Also from the principal Booksellers at Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, Oxford, Cambridge, and other towns of England. Early in February will be published, U2no ...
... the vicinity of Newmaiket. In travelliig,,, more e than t8 moonths since, from his father's hoise, in the t courity of -Cambridge, towards Shrewsbury (where he went to. sacoon) be atcidentally met with au elderly gentleman in the stage coach. to whom ...
... Regentr S .55 2 Frederick Duke of York. S. 54 Y William Henry Duke :of Clarence, S ?? ?? 52 n 4 Edward Duke of Kent, S ?? 50 -5 Ernest Duke of Cbntberland, S ?? 46 n G Augustus Duke of Sussex, S ?? 44 g 7 Adolph us ...
... stage toach,. on his way to school, at Shrewsbtiry. We have now be. fire u. a letter on this subject, fromnaa gentleaman in Cambridg. Abire, dated October29, froim which we extractdthefollowingipar. git-ularo:- ?? delrlycc this letter till I zould give you ...