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... like her Sisters of the Nletropc:is, is now brilliant from half past five in the evening, thd time when the fashion. able fair rise from the toilette for dinner. Diamond, it seems, has been disposed of for seven hundred guineas : he is said in his time to ...
... coasts of Denmark and Norway, i. e. from Easter to Michaelmas, will be lighted from an hour before sunset to sun—rising ; and horn Michaernas to Easter will be lighted from half an hour after sunset to sun-rising. ...
... the other Lighthouses on the Coasts of Denmark and Norway; i. e. from Easter to Michaelmas, will bb lighted from an hoUr before sun-set to sun-rising and from Michaelmas to Easter, will be lighted from half at hoar alai Sun-sec td ...
... Faster Michaelmas, will be lighted from hour before sun.set sun.rislng ; and from Michaelmas to Easter, will lighted from half hour after sun.set t« sun.rising. ...
... some of them were contrifted and fined in very high penalties; and Elizabeth Moffatt, servant to Alexander Siarl, farmer, at Easter Auchinkill, was committed to Dumbarton jail for two months, for her gross perjury and pre. varicatiun upon oath, in order ...
... Has he ever paid the Rev. John Horne any ec. , desiastical dues as Minister ?—A. Yes; I settle with him lor small tythes, Easter offerings, and other things, composition. Q. Is the person knew the Rev. John Horne, the same who now John Horne Taoke ? —A ...
... TKOMAS ‘vere sworn ink) . _ the office of Cornmeters. The Court, requested the Bishop of OXFORD to preach the Spttal Scrthou On Easter Mostd.47, in the • rooin . of the Bishop of who absent at his diocese. A. letter from Gotha, in the trench Paper The pO r ...
... had alluded; Lord WILLIAM RUSSEL said the effeft of the Bill he had proposed depended entirely on its being passed before Easter. He should therefore move that the House should resolve itself into a Com. mittee on the Bill to-morrow. ANNUAL IRISH DUTIES ...
... The Poor Gentleman, with fm S 'turdav, Macbeth, with Perouse. ?? Richard ths lliinl, w ii.li Perouse, for the .^tnv.t before Easter. riUTORIOS AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICKS DUR- v ING LENT. THEATRE ROY AL, COTENT GARDEN. ON WEDNESDAY next, March i 3, will be performed ...
... 'with Perouse. On Saturday, Macbeth, with Perouse. On Monday, RicTiard the xhird, with Perouse, for the last time beibre Easter. HAYMARKET ORATORIOS. By PERMISSION of the LORD CHAMBERLAIN TO-MORROW EVENING, Wednesday, March 18, will be performed THE ...
... with Perouse. On Monday, Richard the Third, tbr the last time be- fore Easter, with Perouse. Tuesday and Thursday, The Poor Gentleman, with Pe- irouse, for the last time before Easter. ORATORIOS AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES TUR- ING LENT. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT ...
... Perouse. On Monday, Richard the I bird, for the last time be- fore Easter, with Perousc: Tucs'.i ly and Thursday, The Poor Gentleman, with Pe- rous-c, for tt!3 last time before Easter. THE LAST NIGHT BUT TWO. ORATORIOS AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICES DUR- ING LENT ...