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... STM^?i THEATRE J ASTLEY'S; JrifJk ,Iu NS , TER - BRIDCE • «»d the Patronage of YORK J tufr 5 the Prince ot ' W ALES and Duke Piihlir ?? . S a,ld ,hree fo-tewine Eveninrs. The of FAIR imQ^ v A ly in ...
... CAMBRIDGE ELECTION ! CAMBRIDGE, MAT 50. The warmest election contest, ever known in this county, has just closed ; and the independent in- terest has triumphed. At the close of the pell Sir H. Peyton was 91 a head, and he has been declared duly elefted ...
... immediately, warranted perfectly sound. Price Thirty-six Guineas. To be seen at Dickenson's Li- very Stables, Oxford-street, near Duke-Street. TO be SOLD, a very cleve7~GlG HORSE : his colour BROWN, about fifteen hands hieh, particu- larly steady in harness ...
... be paintings in water coleurs. The ball was opened at half, past seven u'clock, with Sir Da- vid thtnter Blair. The Duke of Cambridge The Princess of Wales, A young Naval Ofiker Princess Augusta, I-.arl ot Aboyne Princess Mary, l.oid Charles Bentinck ...
... their LordshiMhad agreed to rhe Bill for suramin;* Anniri'ries to tue Dukes. >rSus, ex and Camb-idge, yvithout amendments SirH. PEYTON took the Oaths and his Seat for he y-oooty ot Cambridge. The Marine Mutiny BUI was read a second time, and or^ cttrat to ...
... Dowager of Wai. levrave. C;.}>tain A. fra ...
... regularly at- ?? .y la'*n the Picture. h ' p .M ASMAGORIA.— NEW THEATRE, -a. -AiM.l.R's WELLS, under the Patronage of His X ral ?? Duke of CLARENCE.— This pr>- sent.MONDAY, M-.y 17, and every Evening this Week ?? S c n ?? t ?? V ' >U . rite Musi ca> p^-e, called ...
... Morning Post. Sir — As a friend to the interest so grossly vili- fied in your Paper of Wednesday last, in a letter from Cambridge, dated May 10th, 1 think myself bound to state, that the assertion therein made is as false as it is illiberal. Consideting ...
... of the Theatre; the other in theCirc-at' Concert Room; besides which, the Military Hand bring- ing to His Rov:d Highness the Duke of Gloucester's regi- ment of Guards will play the whole nignt in the Grand 1 I, trance. ADMITTANCE Five Shillings or ,i y ...
... feathers iri compliment to the Princesses. The Ball was opened at a quar- ter atter nine o'clock, with Speed the Phtigh, by Duke ot Cambridge I'rincess ot Wales Prince William of Gloucester Princess Augusta Earl of A boy ne Princess Mary •Marquis ot Lome Prs ...
... Pai L mall ; Dale's, Oxford-street, corner of 1 lolles-strcet - and Pres- ton and Co.'s, No. $7, Strand. EMMANUEL COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE.— Th? ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the Noble- men and Gentlemen educated at theabjvc College, will be held at the Crown ar.d Anchor ...
... citizen and stationer : and Thomas Fish, Esq. citizen and armourer and brazier. On Sunday morning His R.yal Highness the Duke of Cambridge embarked on board the Amphion frigate, Captain Fraser, at Yarmouth, under a Royal salute from the Amphion frigae and ...