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... \ ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Xfnslts the Patronage of Their RoYal Highnesses the Prince of WALES and Duke of YORK. THIS and every EVENING until SATURDAY next. May 23, a new Entertainment of Music and Dancing, sailed THE COUNTRY WAK ...
... nstituticn. The Resignation being accepted, Sir James Bland kirgcs, Bart. V. P. after doing Justice to tiie character of the Duke of SOMERSET, proposed him as PreMdent. He was seconded by Sir John Cox Hippkley, Bart. V. P. and supported from every part ...
... ot the Knightsbridge Bank, at his town house, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square. FURNITURE PRINTER to His MAJESTY, the Duke of WIRT EM-BERG, Sec. Sec. Sec. No. 24, Old Bond-street, corner of Burlington-gardens.— A Report having been circulated, without ...
... Knt.M, P. Evan Nepean, M.P. Jacob H. Astley, M. P. It is thought the city of Constance wilt make part ofthe new States of the Duke of Modena. The Magistrate of that city is reported to have received an Imperial Rescript, which relieves that country from ...
... ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, , ASTLEY's, WESTMINSTER-BRIDGE. Under the Patronage of Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of VVALES and Duke of Y( iRK. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, June 17, will be presented, First (the 21st time) the Comic -DiVertisement of D A R B V ...
... FURNITURE ?? EFFECTS, DUKE-STREET, ST. JAMES'S.— IIy Mr. WIr.LOCK, On the Premises, on Monday nexti at Twelve •VlOCS, 'T-HS HOUSEHOLD FURNTtURE mA titer I EfTedsbf a. GENTLEMAN, deceased, at his laite house, No. yt V 00 the West-side of Duke-street, St. jaines's ...
... perfectly sound, and frte from all' vice. Price 32 fcilmcas. To be seenat Dickinson's Livery Stables, Oxford- street, near Duke-street. URRICLE HORSES— To be SOLD, a Pai> of the completest BLOOD CHESNUT GELD- INGS in this kingdom, supposed to be the best ...
... Concert will t>s a GRAND COMPOSITION of bo;h Vocal a-id Instrumental Music.' Between the Acts of width His Koyal Highness the Duke of Yorfs Band, in full unitorm, performing -several Martial Prices, will ride a.ong the TEMPLE W A LX. in , the. SO PL KB TRI- ...
... Concert will be a CRAND COMPOSITION of both Vocal and Instrumental Music ; between the Ads of which His Royal Highness the Duke of Y'ork's Band, in full uniform, performing several Martial Pieces, will ride along rhe TEMPLE WALK in a SUPERB ORIENTAL MILITARY ...
... Nobie D.ke. He was not aware of any thing the Bishops c-i ihat.country bad done to excite the Noble Duke's r-es^nt-wnt. He hoped, and believed, the Noble Duke vvas not actu-.ted, on the present occasion, by any personal cr«.sidcration ; but was convinced ...
... line since ihe famous letters of the late Duke of Cumberland. The Mar- quis's literary effusions are not quite so bad in grammar, and are much superior in spelling, to those of His Royal Highness. The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton intend passing some ...
... be seen at Harper's Mews, Theobalds-road, Lamb's Conduit- trcet. C-KKICLL horses'. TO be SOLD, at Manx's Livery Stables. 'in Duke-street, Mandiesier-square, a PAIR of hand- some GREY G'i ?? warnmed sound, _ud,th_:real !>roperty of a Gentleman, .who parts ...