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... fron* her late indisposition, as to render the attendance of Sir Francis MILMAN no longer necessary. His Royal Highness the Duke ol Cxjmbbrx. ako had an interview yesterday morning wih the Riaht Hon. the Chancellor ol the Exchequer, at h'*» s hou*.e, in ...
... 17^6, for re- deeming Pawns - . 102 g 6 £. s. ' £. d. 1 he Captain and part Anonymous, per Rev. of the Passengers of G. O. Cambridg? 5 o the Everetta, from A Lady unknown, per Canada - 50 Messrs. Ransom and Mrs. H. Townshend 3 3 Co. - ijo o Ji.Tt ?? Stones ...
... Tuesday the ;tli, and the Anniversary 6d Thursday tix* 7tli of May; when a Serntoii Will Be ?? before H* s ftpyal Highness ths Duke of CumbcMand, hts Grate the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, their Lorifehljij the Bishops, the Right Ron. the Lord 'Mayor; Aldermen; ...
... curious Aero- peric Branch, which is lighted and extinguished in a mo- ment. Under the PATRONAGE of His Roxal Harness thl- Duke of CLARENCE. SADLERS WELLS. THIS present Evening, MONDAY, April 27, first time, a new Dance called THE WISEACRF OUTWITTED; ...
... glass of wine, or wine and water. ■ = Prepared and-sold only by F. C. Walsh (Inventor), Che- mist to His Royal Highness the Duke of York, No. 100, Strand, London; in bottles, 2s. od. each. Mr. Walsh can- not be answerable for the goodness of these Seeds ...
... Sono ; Messrs. Hamrnersley, Pali-M_.il; Biddtiiph and Co»; Charir.g-cross ; and Thompson, Print sei br to His Majesty, and the Duke and Duchess of York, Great Newport-street j where an Etching of the Centre Plate may he seen. ?? ^ - ■ . CARTOONS OF RAPh^-L ...
... the members of the present House of Commons was possessed of a church benefice ; the representative of the University of Cambridge, for instance, held the prebendary of Salisbury ; and though the people of that city lv»d not the benefit of his exhortations ...
... Gentleman, a pair of BAY CURRICLEorCHARIOT GELDINGS, warranted to goquiet in harness. To be seen at Dean's Stables, Mason's Yard, Duke-street, St. James's, from eleven, till two o'clock till Tuesday next. They are parted with for no fault, as the Gentleman does ...
... ESTATE, DUKE-STREET, near the OBELISK, ST. GEORGES-FIELDS . _ By Mr. WILLOCK. At Garrawav's Coffee-house, in 'Change-alley, Cornhil' on Wednssdw next, at Twe Ive o'Clock, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situa.e on 'the East _v ,- . lde - a_ ni r- r ths ?? of Duke-street ...
... Tavern, Great .ueen-stieet, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant. „. PRESIDENT, •w Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, in the Chair. n. VICE-PRESIOENTS. J ls Grace the Duke of Leeds Hon. Thilip Pusey W : Noble the Marquis of George Hardinge, Esq. M.P. .Salisbury ' ...
... j Mr. Smart's, Ox&fd-Street j and #ix. BirdialltS, . t\v ?? . SADLER6 WELLS. Under the PATRONAGE of His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE ]\ /[R. RICHlfR's ENGAGEMENT positively -iMii^. ?? ». «n two weeks after the present, h. will 1111S EVENING, Wednesday ...
... Tavern, Great Queen-street, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant. PRESIDENT, His Royal Highness the DU-KE of YORK, in the-Chair. ■ VICE-TRESIDENTS. His Grace the Duke of Leeds Hon. Philip Pusey .vfost Noble the Marquis of George Hardinge, Esq. M.P. Salisbury ...