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... n. Wauled, —an Apprentice. ROYAL FANCY REPOSITORY, FOR FOREIGN GOODS, PATRONIZED BA' THEIR RUVAL HIGHNESSES THE DUKES OF YORK & CAMBRIDGE, 2S. EAST-CLIPF, -(opposite Mahomed’s Baths.) BRIGHTON. RINTON begs leave lo inform the Nobi• litv. Gentry, and Visitors ...
... ROYAL FANCY REPOSITORY, FOR FOREIGN GOOOS, PATRONIZED BY THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES THE DUKES OF YORK & CAMBRIDGE, 06, EAST CLIFF, (Opposite Mahomed’s Baths,] BRIGHTON. RDRINTON bega leave ioform theNobi• litjr. Gentry, and Visitors BrijtLlotj, that li» ...
... for Brighton, January, 182 a. ROYAIa fancy repository, FOR FOREIGN GOODS, patronized their royal highnesses the DUKES OF YORK & CAMBRIDGE, 2©, EAST CLIFF, (Opposite Mahomed’s Baths,) BRIGHTON. . r ■ UTJRINTON begs leave inform the Nobi. lily. Gentry, ...
... ue ws ROYAL FANCY REP OSITORY FOR FOREIGN GOODS, PATRONIZED BY TH EIR ROVAL HIGHN ESSES DUKES OF Y ORK & CAMBRIDGE, 26, EAST CLIFF, 5 9 (Op posite Mahomed’s Baths,) BRIGHTON. RINTON begs leave to inform the) R. lity, Geotry, and Visitors of Brighton, ...
... being informed, he said He was thinking how much b. iter the branches would flourish if the rool was underground.” Ihe old Duke of Norfolk, being one night at the theatre wi'fl parly of ladies, was rather astonished young man entering the box with his ...
... ten days longer, when the establishment closes «abl next Autumn. . . , , ihv . The Duke of Cambridge and suite, have at St. James’* Palace, from Hanovrr. , , . Thb Duke Yobk —A stronger proof of the hold that duelling hat obtained in the present state ...
... Royal relatives la his closet, previous to the commence- I ment the Drawing Room. There were the Duke end Duchess Cambridge, he Princess Augusta, the Duke of Brunswick, and the Prince Willtelm of Brunswick. Mijor I General Woodford, the Field-Officer in ...
... months. Lord COcbrane ia now lo London —We are gratified to hear that 1s the intention their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess Cambridge aiid suite, shortly to ma|e a visit tbla port had Arsenal. 7.—AtTirei) the Bnueo, Hsile.qiiln, and Pandora, froifi ...
... A noble Lord, who was aide-de-~camp to the Duke « nt at lingtoo, visited the Duke early on the morning of the b hy he “Salamanca, aed , bie tag rery sya! bedstead, observed that “ not room to to rie The Duke immediately replied, ‘‘ when you has 180} will ...
... « l ® ' Imdjjr the Ito- the of the illy but bo ery LOCAL NEWS. ■II »•* Utile atro- for » ,1 Ui** j*|v!ch«is of Cambridge arrived at -rh? Duke and Duehes* tbe young T*’ e .|n Tuesctay. ■^ U, uodenund. Prince**: the,r » •«* that their Roy*J The RoyJ Duhe ...
... CHRONICLE ¥ fine Qu Sunday morning, about half-past ten o’ a >, upd the Duke of York left the for the-seat of Lore Cavendish, at EastLourne. His Royal Highness was panied ty the Duke rod Dachess of Rutland, Mrs. Las fe. &c. and the party was attended by ...
... the Duke of ork, as weficient guarantee of good s The arg who had been ap joint Steward with his | was prevente {it said by eomige to Brighton, and in his absence the Duke of bud conseyted to act for bim Of tbe various horses, iecludiog (the Duke of } ...