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... removed from 64, Jermyn-street, St. James's, to 24. Southstreet, Manchester-square. The original warehouse for old Paris and Dunkirk Snuffs.—Established 1796. BENT'S LIST of BOOKS and ENGRAVINGS published during the Year 1834, with their Sizes and Prices ...
... and M. Ternaux, sen., and a copy shall be given to each of the parties. BRUSSELS, OCT. 19.—A Mexican Agent, who came from Dunkirk, arrived on the 16th at Bruges, and set out on the 17th for Brussels, on his way to Rome. ,He has a mission from the Mexican ...
... Now ready, in 1 vol. foolscap Bvo. with Illustrations, bound, price 55. 6d. 4ULY UP THE RHINE, through Boulogne.t t_ Calais—Dunkirk—Bruges—Antwerp—Brussels —Namur Liege—A ix- Liapelle—Cologne—M ayence—Weisbaden Frankfort-on-Maine Reichstadt —Baden-Wen—S ...
... ports of Holland for various destinations. General Chasse, and the prisoners of war,. are expected to be shortly shipped at Dunkirk, for Rotterdam. The inundations round some of the fortresses on the Scheldt are ordered to be discontinued. No reductions ...
... Richmond, Surrey, Lady Sullivan, relict 0 ' Sir Richard Joseph Sullivan, Bart., of Thames Ditton, in the 72d year of her —At Dunkirk, on the 22d ult., Dr. Adam Neale, physician to His Majesty's forces: —At Haddington, on the 21st ult., Major General Sir Robert ...
... She left her parent soil so harsh; Transplanted to a warmer bed, She leaves for life the Marsh. The influenza is raging at Dunkirk. The inhabitants designate by the appellation of the Constantina. MA.RRIED.—At Dublin, the Rev. W. J. Wall, to Mary Hampton ...
... present at the battles of St. Atnand and Famars, at the seige of Valenciennes, at the action at Lincelles, investment of Dunkirk, and was also engaged at Lannoi and Vaux ; Catcall, Basieu, Monvais, Templenve, and Tonrnay, and ably distinguished himself ...
... business to ascertain the number of French debtors in the prisons of Boulogne, Dunkirk, Calais, and St. Omer, and the following was the:return given :—Boulo b rrne, none; Dunkirk, none; Calais, none; St. Omer, one, a fraudulent bankrupt. Now as the law of ...
... CHAS. BESSELL, Secretary. UNKI R K.—Reduced Fares.—The General Steam Navigation Company's Packets leave the Custom-bonse for DUNKIRK 69Y Thursday morning. Chief cabin, XI. 58.; fore ditto, £l. _.tubard-street, Julie 26. CIIA S. lIESSELL, Secretary. RIGHTON ...
... that the Minister of Finance has fixed a duty of 5 francs per head on all large dogs quitting France along the frontier from Dunkirk to Rousses. We merely publish this in order that our friends Ebrington, and Lord John Russell, and Bowwow-wowring. may take ...
... affair of St. Amand, where he was wounded, at the siege and capture of Valenciennes, the action of Lincelles, and siege of Dunkirk. During the rebellion in 1798 he served as Major of 13rigade in Ireland. He went in the same capacity with the expedition ...
... to the remainder of the crew. It has been currently reported this eyening that the ship is ashore between Gravelines and Dunkirk, of which, from, the state of the wind and tide, there is a probability, but from there not having been any arrivals from ...