... Callon, Mr surgeon, Duke's -street, Chinese , mandarin Carter, Miss fancy drcss Claypole,Aliss. Rosins Church, Miss Kirkcudbright, neat fancy dress Davison, AIL NV., of New York, as Ivanhoe' Dawson, Jos. as Sylvester Daggerwood ' Dukes, Mr. Thos., as Po ...

... Miss Margaret, Prescot. Spanish lady Taylor, Mr.. Beau-street, Polish dress Thompson, James W.. Rob Roy Thompson, Mrs., Cambridge-street, Spanish lady Tat be, Miss, Woodside, Mary Queen of Scots Trevetr, Mr., Count Frederick Fribourg Turtcll, F. W., ...

... commissioners during the next session —From the last Number of the Law Magazine. arliathent. dth: ilwrfheartenthey Were The Duke of Cambridge has purchased Combs Wood from Lord Spencer, as an investment, and not, as reported, for a residence for his son, Prince ...

... I)IED. On the 20th instant, at his house, Duke-street, Edge-hill, Geo. Campbell, Esq., merchant, formerly of Kingston, Jamaica, aged 46. On the 20th instant, in the 33d year of his age, William, eldest of Thomas Tasker, Esq., of Billing°. On the 18th ...

... o'clock, and effected a perfectly easy and safe. descent a mile or two beyond Weilburg, in Nassau, on an estate of the Grand Duke, who has, it is said (but for this part of the story we don't vouch), lent palace to the aeronautic party for the accommodation ...

... Burton, Park-bill-road, Toxteth-park, and Mother to Mrs. Edward Lawson, chemist, 74, St. James-street. On the 24th ult., in Duke-street, aged 81, John Bolton, Esq., of Storrs-hall, Westmoreland. On the 24th ult., at his residence, Rock Ferry, Mr. John ...

... the privileges of their lordships' house.—Lord wished to know, from the Duke of Richmond whether he intended to brink in a bill to amend the provisions of the turnpike act ?—The Duke of RICHMOND. observed that many of the turnpike ioads were nearly in a ...

... against the abolition of church-rates, and on the subject of the Oxford and Cambridge statutes bill.—The Earl of RADNOR thou moved the second reading Of the Oxford and Cambridge statutes bill. His lordship advocated the measure at considerable length, showing ...

... Monday next rwoill4 move for the appointment of a - Committee to inquire into the statutes of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, and how far members of those universities were bound to obey the same, with instructions to the committee • to repOrt as ...

... the Pope has just granted for the marriage of the Duke of Orleans with the Princess of Mecklenburg, a Protestant, is the following proviso: On the express condition that our well-beloved son, the Duke of Orleans, &e. ' shall every day pray and exhort ...

... will commence an engagement of TEN NIGHTS at this Theatre, on MONDAY next, when will be performed the Tragedy of RICHARD III.; Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. Kean. Doors to be opened at Half-past Seven and the Performance to commence at Eight o'Clock. The Boxoffice ...

... at the Salle Chanterine, Paris; and during the last month before Audie nces averaging 500 persons nightly, at 'Oxford and Cambridge. Introductory Qbsery4ioils—A long Preface, what like— Much left to be impioved in Little Matters of this kind —Now Patent ...